Prometric CNA 09/29/2026
Written exam
Prometric CNA Written exam Test
Questions And Answers 2026 Complete 2
Version @ 60 Multiple-Choice Questions
Guaranteed Pass With Detailed Rationales
What is an other name for a long term facility?
(A)Adult day services facility (ADSF)
(B)Assisted living facility (ALF)
(C)Home healthcare facility (HHF)
(D)Skilled nursing facility (SNF)
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(D) skilled nursing facility (SNF)
For people who need 24-hour skilled care. Skilled care is medically necessary care given by a skilled nurse or
therapist; it is available 24 hours a day.
What kind of residents use Assisted living facilities?
(A) People who need 24-hour skilled care.
(B) People who need acute care
(C) People who will need some help with daily care
(D) People who will die within 6 months.
(C) People who will need some help with daily care.
Some examples are showering, meals, dressing, and possibly help with medications. Assisted living facilities
allow more independent living in a homelike environment. A resident can live in a single room or an apartment.
Which of the following is true of adult day services?
(A) Many types of outpatient surgeries are performed at adult day services centers.
(B) Most people who need adult day services are seriously ill or disabled.
(C) This type of care is for people who need some help and supervision during certain hours.
(D) This type of care is for people who need to live in the facility where the care is provided.
(C) This type of care is for people who need some help and supervision during certain hours
Care given by specialists to restore or improve function after an illness or injury is called
(A) Acute care
(B) Hospice Care
(C) Rehabilitation
(D) Subacute care
(C) Rehabilitation
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, Prometric CNA 09/29/2026
Written exam
Care given to people who have about six months or less to live is called
(A) Acute care
(B) Hospice care
(C) Rehabilitation
(D) Subacute care
(B) Hospice care
Provides physical and emotional care and comfort until a person dies.
What are people who live in long-term care facilities called?
(A) Clients
(B) Patients
(C) Recipients
(D) Residents
(D) Residents. Since it is where they live for the duration of their stay.
In terms of conditions, what does chronic mean?
(A) The conditions last a long time
(B) The conditions last a short time
(C) The conditions require immediate treatment at a hospital.
(D) The conditions will usually cause death within three months
(A) The conditions last a long time, possibly a life time
In long-term care, most conditions seen are chronic. Chronic conditions include physical disabilities, heart
disease, and dementia.
True or False
Person-Centered care means that staff should treat all residents exactly the same
False
Care should be personalized for each resident as what works for one person doesn't work for another.
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, Prometric CNA 09/29/2026
Written exam
Which of the following statements is false?
(A) Facilities that offer specialized care must have specialized employees.
(B) Long-Term care facilities may offer assisted living, subacute care, or specialized care.
(C) Nonprofit organizations cannot own long-term care facilities.
(D) Trauma-informed care seeks to consider a person's trauma, experiences, and preferences while providing
care
(C) Nonprofit organizations cannot own long-term care facilities.
Everything else is true.
Who qualifies for Medicare?
(A) people aged 65 or older
(B) people with kidney failure
(C) people with Lou Gehrig's disease
(D) all of the above
(D) all of the above
How many parts does Medicare have?
(A) 3
(B) 4
(C) 5
(D) 2
(B) 4
Part A: helps pay for care in a hospital, skilled nursing facility, a home health agency, or a hospice
Part B: helps pay for doctor services and other medical services and equipment
Part C: allows private health insurance companies provide Medicare benefits
Part D: helps pay for medications.
How is eligibility for Medicaid determined?
Eligibility is determined by income and
For people with disabilities.
Which of the following can a nursing assistant perform?
(A) Changing sterile dressings
(B) Giving tube feedings
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Written exam
Prometric CNA Written exam Test
Questions And Answers 2026 Complete 2
Version @ 60 Multiple-Choice Questions
Guaranteed Pass With Detailed Rationales
What is an other name for a long term facility?
(A)Adult day services facility (ADSF)
(B)Assisted living facility (ALF)
(C)Home healthcare facility (HHF)
(D)Skilled nursing facility (SNF)
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, Prometric CNA 09/29/2026
Written exam
(D) skilled nursing facility (SNF)
For people who need 24-hour skilled care. Skilled care is medically necessary care given by a skilled nurse or
therapist; it is available 24 hours a day.
What kind of residents use Assisted living facilities?
(A) People who need 24-hour skilled care.
(B) People who need acute care
(C) People who will need some help with daily care
(D) People who will die within 6 months.
(C) People who will need some help with daily care.
Some examples are showering, meals, dressing, and possibly help with medications. Assisted living facilities
allow more independent living in a homelike environment. A resident can live in a single room or an apartment.
Which of the following is true of adult day services?
(A) Many types of outpatient surgeries are performed at adult day services centers.
(B) Most people who need adult day services are seriously ill or disabled.
(C) This type of care is for people who need some help and supervision during certain hours.
(D) This type of care is for people who need to live in the facility where the care is provided.
(C) This type of care is for people who need some help and supervision during certain hours
Care given by specialists to restore or improve function after an illness or injury is called
(A) Acute care
(B) Hospice Care
(C) Rehabilitation
(D) Subacute care
(C) Rehabilitation
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, Prometric CNA 09/29/2026
Written exam
Care given to people who have about six months or less to live is called
(A) Acute care
(B) Hospice care
(C) Rehabilitation
(D) Subacute care
(B) Hospice care
Provides physical and emotional care and comfort until a person dies.
What are people who live in long-term care facilities called?
(A) Clients
(B) Patients
(C) Recipients
(D) Residents
(D) Residents. Since it is where they live for the duration of their stay.
In terms of conditions, what does chronic mean?
(A) The conditions last a long time
(B) The conditions last a short time
(C) The conditions require immediate treatment at a hospital.
(D) The conditions will usually cause death within three months
(A) The conditions last a long time, possibly a life time
In long-term care, most conditions seen are chronic. Chronic conditions include physical disabilities, heart
disease, and dementia.
True or False
Person-Centered care means that staff should treat all residents exactly the same
False
Care should be personalized for each resident as what works for one person doesn't work for another.
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, Prometric CNA 09/29/2026
Written exam
Which of the following statements is false?
(A) Facilities that offer specialized care must have specialized employees.
(B) Long-Term care facilities may offer assisted living, subacute care, or specialized care.
(C) Nonprofit organizations cannot own long-term care facilities.
(D) Trauma-informed care seeks to consider a person's trauma, experiences, and preferences while providing
care
(C) Nonprofit organizations cannot own long-term care facilities.
Everything else is true.
Who qualifies for Medicare?
(A) people aged 65 or older
(B) people with kidney failure
(C) people with Lou Gehrig's disease
(D) all of the above
(D) all of the above
How many parts does Medicare have?
(A) 3
(B) 4
(C) 5
(D) 2
(B) 4
Part A: helps pay for care in a hospital, skilled nursing facility, a home health agency, or a hospice
Part B: helps pay for doctor services and other medical services and equipment
Part C: allows private health insurance companies provide Medicare benefits
Part D: helps pay for medications.
How is eligibility for Medicaid determined?
Eligibility is determined by income and
For people with disabilities.
Which of the following can a nursing assistant perform?
(A) Changing sterile dressings
(B) Giving tube feedings
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