Lesson 2.1 CNA Exam Format (Multiple-choice, Computer-Based)
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Introduction to CNA Certification
Lesson 1.1 What is a CNA?7:38Lesson 1.2 Overview of the CNA Exam (Written + Skills Test)7:59Lesson 1.3 NNAAP & State-Specific Testing Info7:10Lesson 1.4 How This Course Will Help You6:58Understanding the CNA Written Exam
Lesson 2.1 CNA Exam Format (Multiple-choice, Computer-Based)7:25Lesson 2.2 Passing Score Requirements7:00Lesson 2.3 Time Management Strategies6:44Lesson 2.4 How to Read & Analyze CNA Questions6:51Core Body Systems & Client Care (Basic Nursing Skills)
Lesson 3.1.1: Measuring Vital Signs (Temperature, Pulse, Respiration, Blood Pressure)9:53Lesson 3.1.2: Infection Control & Hand Hygiene9:45Lesson 3.1.3: Positioning, Turning, and Transferring PatientsLesson 3.1.4: Feeding and Intake/Output RecordingLesson 3.1.5: Collecting Specimens (urine, stool, etc.)Lesson 3.1.6: Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)Core Body Systems & Client Care (Activities of Daily Living)
Lesson 3.2.1: Bathing, Grooming, Oral HygieneLesson 3.2.2: Dressing, Toileting, Feeding AssistanceLesson 3.2.3: Ambulation and Mobility AidsLesson 3.2.4: Promoting Independence & DignityCore Body Systems & Client Care (Mental Health & Social Service Needs)
Lesson 3.3.1: Supporting Emotional NeedsLesson 3.3.2: Dealing with Anxiety, Dementia, and DepressionLesson 3.3.3: Respecting Resident RightsLesson 3.3.4: Communication with Residents & FamiliesCore Body Systems & Client Care (Safety and Emergency Procedures)
Lesson 3.4.1: Fire Safety, Fall PreventionLesson 3.4.2: Choking, CPR Basics, First AidLesson 3.4.3: Proper Lifting Techniques (Body Mechanics)Lesson 3.4.4: Incident ReportingCore Body Systems & Client Care (Legal and Ethical Behavior)
Lesson 3.5.1: HIPAA BasicsLesson 3.5.2: Resident Bill of RightsLesson 3.5.3: Mandated ReportingLesson 3.5.4: Scope of Practice & DelegationUnderstanding Body Systems & CNA Care
Lesson 4.1: Circulatory, Respiratory, Digestive, Musculoskeletal, Nervous SystemsLesson 4.2: Common Diseases & CNA Responses12:21Lesson 4.3: Signs of Distress (e.g., Stroke, MI, Breathing Issues)12:39Lesson 4.4: Terminal Illness and End-of-Life Care (Hospice)8:56Communication & Interpersonal Skills
Lesson 5.1: Verbal vs Nonverbal CommunicationLesson 5.2: Listening SkillsLesson 5.3: Communicating with the Hearing/Speech-ImpairedLesson 5.4: Dealing with Combative or Confused ResidentsLesson 5.5: Cultural CompetencyInfection Control & Prevention
Lesson 6.1: Chain of InfectionLesson 6.2: Standard vs Transmission-Based PrecautionsLesson 6.3: Disinfection vs SterilizationLesson 6.4: Handling Linens, Sharps, and WasteCNA Skills Checklist & Demonstration
Lesson 7.1: Top 25 Skills Tested in CNA Skills ExamLesson 7.2: Steps with Critical ElementsLesson 7.3: Sample Evaluation Form (NNAAP-style)Lesson 7.4: Handwashing, Perineal Care, Catheter Care8:37Lesson 7.5: Transfer Using Gait Belt, Ambulation with Walker, ROM ExercisesLesson 7.6: Feeding & Dressing Resident