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CNA Practice Test: Personal Care Skills 2
- Based on the official CNA exam guidelines
- Updated for June 2026
One of the most satisfying parts of being a CNA is the ability to assist and provide hands-on care for your clients, patients, or residents. Helping them stay as independent as possible, yet supporting them at every stage of their condition, can be rewarding. Personal care involves all aspects of physical and emotional support. It is different for each person and can change from day to day. Often it includes the family, who can be concerned about their loved one. Many CNAs say that personal care is the favorite part of their job. The written CNA examination will have many questions about giving Personal Care. Each state has a different distribution of questions, but personal care can be as much as 25% of the written exam. During the clinical skills portion of your exam, you will be asked to demonstrate how to give personal care, such as caring for dentures and feeding a resident.
Personal Care is an important part of your CNA examination, so find the time to take the Personal Care and Basic Skills practice tests more than once.
The topics covered in this Personal Care practice test include the following:
- Skin care and avoiding pressure sores
- Turning and positioning residents
- Caring for dentures
- Preventing contractures
- Assisting vision- and hearing-impaired patients
- Scenarios about feeding residents
- Perfect for nursing students and professionals preparing for the CNA exam
- Triple-checked for accuracy by nursing experts
Practice focus
What to focus on before you start
Recent learner results for this CNA practice set point to Oral Care, Dentures & Grooming as the main risk area. The toughest tracked question in this set was missed by about 49% of learners.
Personal Care Skills
Primary exam area
Oral Care, Dentures & Grooming
Most difficult topic
49%
Highest miss rate
Hardest topics in this set
- 49% Oral Care, Dentures & GroomingTop miss rate among tracked questions.
- 43% Bathing, Skin & HygieneTop miss rate among tracked questions.
- 36% Mobility, Transfers & Body MechanicsTop miss rate among tracked questions.
Recommended study path
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Test design and learning experience oversight
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What to expect on the official exam
40
questions
80
passing score
32
correct answers to pass
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How we keep CNA practice questions accurate
Our CNA practice tests are built around the written knowledge exam and the skills topics nurse aide candidates are expected to know.
Written by Andrei Zakhareuski
Updated over a week ago
At CNA.plus, we review question wording, answer choices, and explanations against current nurse aide exam topics instead of treating old quiz banks as final.
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