District of Columbia CNA Practice Test and Exam Format
Credentia runs the District of Columbia nurse aide competency exam, with 70 written questions and a 5-skill hands-on test. Practice below with 90 free questions, each with an explanation.
The District of Columbia CNA exam
- Exam administrator: Credentia
- Exam: NNAAP
- Written test: 70 questions
- Skills test: 5 skills
- Oral version of the written test: Offered
- Training required first: 125 hours, 40 clinical
Official source, read 2026-09-25. Formats change; the candidate handbook from the testing company is the authority before test day.
Free CNA practice test
90 practice questions written to the official content outline. Choose a quick set, a full practice set, or one topic. Study mode shows the answer and explanation after each question.
Get ready for the District of Columbia skills test
District of Columbia skills test list →Every skill on the District of Columbia CNA skills test, the time limit and how it is scored. The full step-by-step coach with critical steps is $19.License and certification tracker →Track your expiry date and the federal rule that 24 months without paid nursing work means new training or a new competency evaluation, with reminders in your calendar. $19 for 12 months, no automatic renewal.
Questions about the District of Columbia CNA exam
- Who gives the CNA exam in District of Columbia?
- Credentia administers the District of Columbia nurse aide competency exam, according to its official page, read 2026-09-25.
- How many questions are on the District of Columbia CNA exam?
- The written test has 70 questions, according to the testing company's District of Columbia materials.
- Are these real exam questions?
- The questions here are original practice items written to the published content outline and checked against clinical and regulatory sources. They are not questions from the exam itself.