Free OHIO STNA Practice Tests

If you are looking for free STNA Practice tests, you've come to the right place! We have compiled hundreds of sample questions and answers - including official practice tests from Ohio's STNA exam provider.

State Tested Nurse Aides (STNA) must pass the official exam to be listed in Ohio's Nurse Aide Registry. The STNA exam makes sure that you have mastered the topics that were covered in your training.

Our free sample questions let you see how well you are prepared for the actual test, and then concentrate on the areas you need to work on.

Free STNA Practice Tests

Benefits of Using a STNA Practice Exam

The best way to prepare for your STNA test is by taking our sample tests. Our practice questions don't require payment or registration - they are completely free.

After you answer the questions on your quiz, your answers will be immediately graded and your score report will contain detailed explanations for all of your wrong answers.

Here are the benefits of using sample STNA test questions:

• Remember important information - When you take sample tests you don't just measure what you already know...you reinforce the learning and make it more likely that you will be able to retrieve the information later.
• Targeted study time - Using practice tests as a study guide is a very effective prep strategy. One of the biggest advantages to taking sample tests is learning what you are good at and what you are weak at. You can then concentrate your study time on your weakest areas.
• Familiarity with the test format - The STNA exam, like most standardized tests, has its own unique format (way of presenting the questions). As you take more and more sample tests, you will begin to see a pattern in the way the questions are written. Once the actual test day comes, you will feel comfortable and have no surprises.

If you are looking for some help with the CNA exam, you can review our free CNA practice tests.

STNA Test Overview

The Nursing Home Reform Act was adopted by Congress in 1987. The purpose of the Act is to improve the quality of care in long-term care facilities. A significant part of the legislation was to define training and evaluation standards for nurse aides who work in nursing homes.

The Nursing Home Reform act lays out the federal standards, but it is up to each state to insure that nursing aide programs meet the federal standards.

Every state administers a CNA certification exam which consists of a written/knowledge test and a skills evaluation. Most states work with a third party test administrator to manage the examination process.

The three largest CNA exam providers are:

1. NNAAP/Pearson Vue
2. Prometric
3. HDMaster

Ohio's STNA testing program uses HDMaster. The details on Ohio's exam are provided below:

Headmaster/HDMaster STNA Exam

11 states have their CNA exams administered by Headmaster. Like the other test providers, the headmaster CNA exam consists of two components - a written exam and a manual skills exam.

The written STNA exam has 79 multiple choice question. The manual skill test consists of 5 scenarios associated with your assigned skill tasks.

The HDmaster test is given in the following states:

• Arizona
• Montana
• New Hampshire
• North Dakota
• New Jersey
• Nevada
• Ohio (STNA)
• Oklahoma
• Oregon
• South Dakota
• Tennessee
• Utah

HDMaster STNA Written Exam Outline

HDMaster Skills List

You will be tested on handwashing and four additional skills from the list below:

1. Handwashing
2. Abdominal Thrust on Conscious Resident
3. Ambulation with gait belt
4. Ambulation with walker to the wheelchair
5. Applying anti-embolic stocking (ted hose)
6. Bedpan/Fracture Pan and output
7. Catheter care for a female
8. Denture care
9. Dressing resident
10. Emptying a urinary drainage bag
11. Feeding the dependent resident
12. Hair care
13. Making an occupied bed
14. Applying an adult brief
15. Mouth care
16. Nail care one hand
17. Partial bed bath-face, arm, hand and underarm
18. Perineal care for a female
19. Position resident on side
20. Range of motion hip & knee
21. Range of motion one shoulder
22. Stand, pivot & transfer from bed to wheelchair with gait belt
23. Stand, pivot & transfer from wheelchair to bed with gait belt
24. Vital signs - temperature, pulse and respiration for 60 seconds
25. Weighing an ambulatory resident

Becoming a STNA in Ohio

There are three major steps required to become a STNA in Ohio:

1. Complete a state approved nursing assistant program
2. Pass the STNA exam
3. Become listed in Ohio's state nurse aide registry

To become certified, you must meet the following requirements:

• Successful completion of an approved training program within the last year, or
• You are a graduate of a nursing school, or current student with an approved waiver from the school's nursing director, and
• You have passed a background check