Question 1

How many parts does the Florida CNA exam have?

Accepted Answer

Two. You must pass a written (knowledge) test and a hands-on clinical skills demonstration. Both are administered by Prometric, and you have to pass both to be certified.

Question 2

How many questions are on the Florida CNA written test?

Accepted Answer

The written knowledge test has 60 multiple-choice questions — 50 that count toward your score plus 10 unscored pretest questions — with a 90-minute time limit, taken on a computer at a Prometric test center.

Question 3

What score do I need to pass?

Accepted Answer

The Florida CNA exam is scored against a scaled passing standard set by the state, not a fixed classroom percentage, so there is no single "X%" to memorize. In practice, consistently scoring around 80% on our timed simulation puts you in a comfortable position before test day.

Question 4

What is on the clinical skills test?

Accepted Answer

You perform five skills for an evaluator in about 31–40 minutes. Handwashing is always tested first and one indirect-care skill is always second; the other three are drawn at random from a pool of about 25 skills. Missing a critical step can fail that skill.

Question 5

What does the Florida CNA written test cover?

Accepted Answer

Seven content areas: Basic Nursing Skills, Personal Care Skills, Infection Control, Safety & Emergency Procedures, Mental Health & Social Service Needs, Communication, and Resident Rights & Ethics. Infection control carries the heaviest emphasis.

Question 6

How do I become a CNA in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Florida lets you either complete an AHCA-approved 120-hour nurse-aide training program or, if you are at least 18 or hold a high-school diploma/GED, challenge the exam directly. You also complete a Level II background screening (Livescan) and pass both parts of the Prometric exam.

Question 7

How much does the Florida CNA exam cost?

Accepted Answer

The combined Prometric exam fee is about $155 ($35 written + $120 skills). A single-part retake is about $35, and Level II fingerprinting typically runs $63–$105 on top. Always confirm current amounts with Prometric and AHCA before you apply.

Question 8

How many times can I retake it?

Accepted Answer

You get up to three attempts on each part. If you fail one part, you only retake that part. If you fail the same part three times, you must complete an approved training program before testing again.

Question 9

Are these the actual exam questions?

Accepted Answer

No. These are original practice questions written to cover the same nurse-aide topics the Florida exam tests. They are not leaked exam items — they are built to help you understand the material and the reasoning behind each answer.

Question 10

Do I need to create an account?

Accepted Answer

No account is needed to try the free practice test or browse the free study sections. The first 5 quiz questions and the first two study areas are open to everyone.

Question 11

Can I study on my phone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The study guide, practice test, clinical skills guides, and the written-test simulation all work in a mobile browser — no app to install.

Question 12

How do I access content after payment?

Accepted Answer

After you pay through Stripe, you set a password on the page shown right after checkout. That logs you in, and you can log back in any time to pick up where you left off.

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