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CNA Practice Test: Resident’s Rights 1
- Based on the official CNA exam guidelines
- Updated for June 2026
Health care professionals who work in nursing homes and long-term care facilities are responsible for protecting the rights of the residents. Residents are entitled to privacy, safety, and freedom from abuse or neglect. Violation of these rights or failure to protect them is a criminal offense with possibly severe consequences. The 30 questions in this practice test will help you prepare for the 2026 CNA examination. The questions are based on the categories that are included in the exam. They are similar (and often identical) to the actual questions that you will be asked. Each practice question has been researched, and the answer verified. Topics covered in this practice test include the following:
- The Resident’s Bill of Rights
- Right to privacy for residents
- Understanding the use of restraints
- Examples of abuse and neglect
- Sexuality in the elderly
- Scenarios involving resident rights
- 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 Restraints & Freedom from Abuse as the main risk area. The toughest tracked question in this set was missed by about 54% of learners.
Resident's Rights
Primary exam area
Restraints & Freedom from Abuse
Most difficult topic
54%
Highest miss rate
Hardest topics in this set
- 54% Restraints & Freedom from AbuseTop miss rate among tracked questions.
- 54% Choice, Refusal & AutonomyTop miss rate among tracked questions.
- 38% Basic Human Needs & AgingTop 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
30
questions
80
passing score
24
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.
Here's how we keep the practice tests useful and reliable.
Content creation and review process
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Exam alignment:
We map practice questions to core CNA exam areas, including basic nursing skills, infection control, residents' rights, safety, communication, and personal care. -
Clear explanations:
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Foundational nursing review:
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Editorial QA:
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Ongoing updates:
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