Hand washing, vital signs, transfers, perineal care, residents' rights, infection control: the skills test and the written exam ask for all of it. Here every skill and every topic fits on one page, drawn step by step. 68 illustrated pages, from how the exam works to the practice questions.
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One skill or topic per page, drawn in steps, with the critical step or the rule to remember in the box at the bottom. Take a look inside:
You read the skill steps in your handbook: long lists, one after another. Then you stand next to the bed with the evaluator watching...
...and you are not sure what comes first, or which step can fail the whole skill.
Here, the steps that open and close almost every skill fit on one page: introduce yourself, explain, privacy, clean hands; then call light in reach, bed in low position, gloves off, hands clean.
Learn them once and every skill starts and ends the same way.
First you see the skill. Then the steps stay in order.
How the exam works, the skills step by step, four pages of checklists, the written exam topics and the practice questions: 68 pages, all illustrated
Picture this:
Instead of rereading the transfer steps and still not picturing where your hands go...
...you see the whole transfer drawn: wheelchair alongside the bed with the wheels locked, resident sitting with feet flat and shoes on, belt at the waist, stand on the signal, turn and sit.
And hand washing, vital signs, perineal care and residents' rights become pictures you can replay in your head at the bedside. You stop memorizing lists and start understanding the care.
That is exactly what CNA Made Visual does.
It is not “just another PDF”. It is 8 parts and 57 illustrated topics, with original practice questions and explained answers, plus a final review of what to remember.
Because what your brain sees organized, it remembers.
The written (or oral) exam and the skills test, what the written exam covers, how the skills are scored, the steps every skill shares and what to expect on test day.
Hand hygiene, gown and gloves, radial pulse, respirations, manual and electronic blood pressure, weighing a resident and measuring urinary output, each with its allowed range.
Mouth care, cleaning a denture, the modified bed bath, perineal and catheter care, foot care, dressing a weak arm, feeding and the bedpan.
The knee-high elastic stocking, walking and transferring with a transfer belt, positioning on the side and range of motion for the knee, ankle and shoulder.
Every skill as a numbered checklist, with the critical steps marked, to practice with a classmate before the test.
Your role and your limits, residents' rights, abuse and reporting, communication, the chain of infection, precautions and PPE, falls, restraints, fire, choking and body mechanics.
Normal vital signs, positions in bed, diets and fluids, intake and output, elimination, pressure injuries, dementia, emotional needs, end-of-life care and charting.
How to answer multiple-choice questions, three sets of original practice questions and the answers, each with the reason why.
At the end, a one-page final review with the numbers and rules to know before the exam.
Free with the book
Original written-exam practice questions, topic by topic, plus a timed mock exam, with every answer explained: role, safety, care and communication, so you know why the right answer is right and what to review when you miss one.
It comes with the book.
Free with the book
The mistakes that fail candidates on the skills test, skill by skill: what goes wrong, why it fails the skill and the fix, with right-vs-wrong drawings side by side.
It comes with the book.
One payment:
$27
Instant access: CNA Made Visual and the two free books arrive by email as PDFs. One payment, no subscription.
Class, lab and clinical hours. Each skill on one illustrated page, in steps, with the critical step in the box.
The steps every skill shares, the allowed range for each measurement and four pages of checklists to practice with.
Residents' rights, infection control, safety, dementia, end-of-life care and charting, one page each, plus practice questions with the answers explained.
$27
You have 30 days to try CNA Made Visual and the two free books.
If a file does not open, if the content is not what this page describes, if you were charged twice or the download never arrived, write to us and we refund you in full.
One payment, no subscription, no surprises.
Yes. It starts with how the exam works and the steps every skill shares, then goes skill by skill and topic by topic, one page at a time.
It follows the NNAAP exam and its candidate handbook (Credentia), which many states use. Other states use other testing companies and other skill lists, and steps and tolerances can differ from state to state. Your state's current candidate handbook always comes first.
No. They were written for this material, in the style of the written exam. No official exam questions are included.
No. It is study material, not a training program: it does not give you a certificate or training hours. It goes with the state-approved program you take, your instructor and the licensed nurse you work under.
By email, right after you buy: three PDFs you can read on your phone, tablet or computer.
No. One payment of $27, and the three PDFs are yours.
No. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Credentia, Prometric, Pearson VUE, Headmaster, the NCSBN or any state nurse aide registry.
Yes, as many times as you want, for yourself. The checklist pages are made to practice with a classmate.
You have 30 days: if a file does not open, if the content is not what this page describes, if you were charged twice or the download never arrived, write to us and we refund you.
You do not have to reread long lists of steps hoping the order sticks.
You do not have to guess which step can fail a skill.
And you definitely do not have to walk into the skills test without having seen what each skill looks like.
There is an easier way. And it is one click away.
Your move.
The PDFs arrive by email in a few minutes