FLORIDA CNA PROMETRIC EXAMINATION PRACTICE
EXAM | STUDY GUIDE | TESTBANK | LATEST UPDATE
2026/2027 | QUESTIONS | 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
## Table of Contents
- Resident Rights and Ethics
- Communication and Interpersonal Skills
- Infection Prevention and Control
- Safety and Emergency Procedures
- Basic Nursing Skills
- Personal Care Skills
- Mental Health and Social Needs
- Care of Cognitively Impaired Residents
- Restorative Care
- Documentation and Professional Responsibilities
Introduction
The Florida CNA Prometric Examination evaluates the knowledge and judgment required
for safe, competent, and compassionate nursing assistant practice in long-term care,
rehabilitation, assisted living, and acute care settings. Candidates are expected to apply
infection prevention principles, resident rights, communication skills, personal care
techniques, safety procedures, restorative care, and basic nursing skills in realistic clinical
situations. This practice examination reflects current standards and emphasizes critical
thinking rather than memorization. Carefully read each question, select the best answer,
,and review each explanation to strengthen your understanding of the concepts most
frequently assessed on the Florida CNA Prometric Examination.
Question 1
A nursing assistant enters a resident's room before providing morning care. What should
the nursing assistant do first?
A. Gather supplies
B. Introduce themselves, identify the resident, and perform hand hygiene
C. Raise the bed to waist level
D. Begin assisting the resident with bathing
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Hand hygiene and proper resident identification are essential first steps before
providing any care to reduce infection risk and ensure patient safety.
Question 2
A resident refuses to eat breakfast. What is the nursing assistant's best response?
A. Tell the resident they must eat.
B. Remove the tray without informing anyone.
,C. Ask why the resident does not want to eat and report the refusal.
D. Feed the resident anyway.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: Residents have the right to refuse care. The CNA should determine possible
reasons, respect the decision, and report the refusal.
Question 3
Which action best prevents the spread of infection?
A. Wearing gloves for every task only
B. Washing hands before and after resident contact
C. Cleaning equipment once each week
D. Wearing a mask throughout the shift
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Hand hygiene is the single most effective method of preventing the spread of
infection.
Question 4
A resident begins choking while eating and cannot speak. What should the CNA do first?
, A. Offer water.
B. Encourage coughing.
C. Call for help and begin abdominal thrusts if indicated.
D. Lay the resident flat.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: A resident with a severe airway obstruction requires immediate emergency
intervention according to facility procedures.
Question 5
Which finding should be reported immediately?
A. Resident requests a blanket.
B. Temperature of 102°F (38.9°C).
C. Resident wants to watch television.
D. Resident finishes breakfast.
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: A high fever may indicate a serious infection requiring prompt nursing
assessment.
EXAM | STUDY GUIDE | TESTBANK | LATEST UPDATE
2026/2027 | QUESTIONS | 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
## Table of Contents
- Resident Rights and Ethics
- Communication and Interpersonal Skills
- Infection Prevention and Control
- Safety and Emergency Procedures
- Basic Nursing Skills
- Personal Care Skills
- Mental Health and Social Needs
- Care of Cognitively Impaired Residents
- Restorative Care
- Documentation and Professional Responsibilities
Introduction
The Florida CNA Prometric Examination evaluates the knowledge and judgment required
for safe, competent, and compassionate nursing assistant practice in long-term care,
rehabilitation, assisted living, and acute care settings. Candidates are expected to apply
infection prevention principles, resident rights, communication skills, personal care
techniques, safety procedures, restorative care, and basic nursing skills in realistic clinical
situations. This practice examination reflects current standards and emphasizes critical
thinking rather than memorization. Carefully read each question, select the best answer,
,and review each explanation to strengthen your understanding of the concepts most
frequently assessed on the Florida CNA Prometric Examination.
Question 1
A nursing assistant enters a resident's room before providing morning care. What should
the nursing assistant do first?
A. Gather supplies
B. Introduce themselves, identify the resident, and perform hand hygiene
C. Raise the bed to waist level
D. Begin assisting the resident with bathing
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Hand hygiene and proper resident identification are essential first steps before
providing any care to reduce infection risk and ensure patient safety.
Question 2
A resident refuses to eat breakfast. What is the nursing assistant's best response?
A. Tell the resident they must eat.
B. Remove the tray without informing anyone.
,C. Ask why the resident does not want to eat and report the refusal.
D. Feed the resident anyway.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: Residents have the right to refuse care. The CNA should determine possible
reasons, respect the decision, and report the refusal.
Question 3
Which action best prevents the spread of infection?
A. Wearing gloves for every task only
B. Washing hands before and after resident contact
C. Cleaning equipment once each week
D. Wearing a mask throughout the shift
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Hand hygiene is the single most effective method of preventing the spread of
infection.
Question 4
A resident begins choking while eating and cannot speak. What should the CNA do first?
, A. Offer water.
B. Encourage coughing.
C. Call for help and begin abdominal thrusts if indicated.
D. Lay the resident flat.
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: A resident with a severe airway obstruction requires immediate emergency
intervention according to facility procedures.
Question 5
Which finding should be reported immediately?
A. Resident requests a blanket.
B. Temperature of 102°F (38.9°C).
C. Resident wants to watch television.
D. Resident finishes breakfast.
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: A high fever may indicate a serious infection requiring prompt nursing
assessment.
