Utah CNA Practice Test
Utah CNA Certification Exam · Utah Nursing Assistant Registry (Headmaster TMU) · 75 questions in 2 hours, 75% to pass
75 questions in 2 hours, 75% to pass, with an explanation for every answer and a score by topic.
Or start with a free topic drillA resident gets up several times each night to use the bathroom. Which environmental measure by the nurse aide best reduces her fall risk?
Utah CNA written exam format
- Testing vendor
- Utah Nursing Assistant Registry (Headmaster TMU)
- Questions
- 75 multiple choice
- Time
- Up to 2 hours
- Pass mark
- 75%: at least 57 correct
- Audio version
- Free and open to everyone; a Spanish translation is available on each question
- Fees
- Written $55 + skills $55 = $110; second and third attempts $55 each
- Attempts
- 3 attempts
- Utah runs its own exam through the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry, delivered on Headmaster’s TMU system.
Our Utah practice exam
75 questions in 2 hours, scored against the 75% pass mark, with a score for each topic. Questions are drawn across the NNAAP topics in the same proportions as the real written exam, and every answer comes with an explanation.
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75 questions in 2 hours, 75% to pass, with an explanation for every answer and a score by topic.
Or start with a free topic drillUtah skills exam
- Five random skills, one from each of five categories, chosen from the 20 skills on the Utah skills exam, performed within 45 minutes.
- Each skill needs at least 80%, including every key step.
Practice each skill from the official checklist in the sources below until you can do every step in order.
Common questions
How many questions do I need right on the Utah CNA test?
57 of 75 (75%). You have up to two hours.
Does Utah charge for the audio test?
No. The audio version is free for every candidate and is not treated as an accommodation.
75 questions in 2 hours, 75% to pass, with an explanation for every answer and a score by topic.
Or start with a free topic drillSources
Checked October 30, 2026. Vendors update their handbooks; confirm details with your testing vendor before you schedule.
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