•  The CNA exam comprises of a written section and a practical test portion
   •  The written section comprises of basic nursing, daily duties with patients, patient rights, communication skills, and patient emotional needs.
   •  The practical portion of the CAN exams includes:

     •  Measure vital signs, pulse, blood pressure and respiration
     •  Perform duties such as making a bed, with and without a patient in it
     •  Perform regular duties such as moving a patient, assisting with dressing, moving patients into a wheel chair, and responding to common emergencies

   •  The CNA exam comprises of a written section and a practical test portion
   •  The written section is multiple choice format
   •  The written section is timed for 2 hours
   •  After the written questions, candidates will take turns for the practical test portion
   •  Candidates are usually asked to come with a helper for this section but sometimes, a model may be provided
   •  Candidates are not told in advance the practical skills on which they will be tested

   •  Exam fee for the CNA exams are set by each state board of nursing

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