 |
 |
|
 |
||
| Home |
 |
|
| Nursing Exams | ||
| Entrance Exams | ||
| Nursing Job Listings | ||
| Blog | Favorites | |
 |
|
|
|
National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) Exam Information and Study Guide
Over a million people have taken the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program, ( NNAAP), making it the leading nurses aide certification in the US. The program is governed by the American Red Cross. Exam Eligibility
For Candidates must meet the following requirements:
At least 16 years old.
Submit a criminal background check through the Department of Education.
Completed a nurse-aid training program within the last 24 months.
Be a student nurse with an approved application of eligibility from the relevant authorities.
Exam Registration
To schedule NNAAP Competency Exam, any candidate may call the American Red Cross at 866-257-5425. Or
Visit www.promissor.com to download the application.
Exam Details
The written portion is made up of 70 multiple choice questions.
The oral exam is intended for those who cannot read English. It is made up of 60 multiple-choice questions and 10 reading questions.
Each applicant must pass all five skills in order to achieve certification.
NNAAP Study Tips and Study Help
Help with Multiple Choice Questions. This is a multiple choice exam - learn how to increase your score on multiple choice questions >>>
How to Answer Multiple Choice Tips, strategies and practice questions for any multiple choice test. Practice each strategy. How To Answer Multiple Choice
Test Anxiety. This is one of the most common problems - some simple tips and advice >>>
Not sure where to start? Tips and Advice on how to prepare for a test
Mental Test Preparation - tips and advice on preparing yourself mentally for an exam >>>
Complete NNAAP Study Guide
Complete NNAAP study guide prepared by a dedicated team of expert researchers.
You receive the benefit of our hard work! Here is a complete exam package with everything you need, including study plan prepared by experts.
NNAAP Study Guide
Ambulating a Patient
Bed Making
Canes
CNA Career Opportunities
Difficult Patients
Fears and Myths Regarding Restraints
Fire Safety
Key CNA Topics and Requirements
Nervous System
Pain
Posture and Body Mechanics
Pulses, Respiration, and BP
Rights of Nursing Home Residents
ROM of a Patient
Skills Test
Temperature Measurements
The Aging Process
The Heimlich Maneuver for Choking
Time Management
Transferring a Patient
Vitals
Walkers
What Is An Ombudsman?
Wheelchair Components
Including:
Anatomy And Physiology
Appendicular Skeleton
Axial Skeleton
Circulatory System
Conditions
Digestive System
Grief Process
Major Hormones
Movement And Location
Muscular System
Nervous System
Prosthetic Terminology
Psychological Terms
Reproductive System
Respiratory Review
Urinary System
Wound Care Terms
Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) Study Guide