Free CNA Practice Test
Safety and Emergency Procedures
22 NNAAP-style questions with instant answers and explanations.
Free CNA practice test on safety and emergency procedures — fall prevention, fire safety (RACE/PACE), choking and the Heimlich, CPR basics, oxygen safety, and disaster response. Critical NNAAP content for the written exam.
Need a refresher first? Read our free Safety & Emergency Procedures study guide before taking the test.
What does the acronym RACE stand for during a facility fire?
What does the acronym PASS stand for when using a fire extinguisher?
A conscious adult resident is choking and cannot speak or cough. The CNA should:
The MOST important fall-prevention measure for a confused resident is:
Which is true about oxygen safety?
Which is the correct action if a resident begins to fall during ambulation?
After a fall, what should the CNA do FIRST?
Which is a sign of a heart attack (myocardial infarction)?
Which is the FAST acronym used to identify a stroke?
A resident has a seizure. The CNA should:
Which item is needed for safe sharps disposal?
A resident's call light has been ringing for 10 minutes. The CNA should:
Which equipment should be checked for safety BEFORE every transfer?
Which of the following is a Material Safety Data Sheet (SDS) used for?
Which is the correct response to a tornado warning at the facility?
A resident is found unresponsive without a pulse and is NOT a DNR. The CNA should:
When does the CNA need to check chemical labels and SDS?
Which footwear is safest for a resident who is ambulatory?
Which is the correct compression depth for adult CPR?
Bed alarms and chair alarms are an example of:
If a small grease fire breaks out in a unit kitchen, the CNA should:
What is the correct sequence when responding to a fire?
FAQ: Safety and Emergency Procedures on the CNA Exam
How many safety and emergency procedures questions are on the actual NNAAP exam?
The NNAAP written exam has 60 scored questions distributed across eight content areas. Safety and Emergency Procedures is one of the most heavily tested categories, with several questions appearing on every form of the exam. Drilling these questions repeatedly until you can explain why each correct answer is correct is the best way to lock in the material.
What should I do if I miss several questions on this safety and emergency procedures practice test?
Re-read the corresponding free study guide (linked above and below) before retaking the test. Take notes on the exact concept you missed — for example, 'I confused contact and droplet precautions' — and review the explanations until the pattern is clear. Most students need 2 to 3 cycles of test, review, and retake before consistently scoring above 80%.
Are these questions identical to the real CNA exam?
No. The actual NNAAP, Prometric, Headmaster, and PSI exams are confidential and only the official testing vendors have access to live items. Our questions are written by us to mirror NNAAP style, difficulty, and content distribution based on the publicly available NNAAP content outline. Performing well here is a strong predictor of passing the real test.
Do I have to pay or sign up to take this practice test?
No. Every practice test, study guide, and resource on freecnatraining.org is 100% free, with no signup or paywall. Most other CNA practice test sites charge $30 to $100 per month for access; we are funded by our nursing-school directory and keep the study material free for students.