Part of the home health aide pass
HHA Competency Test practice exam: 60 questions in 1 hour
60 questions · 1 hour · no published passing score · Mark for review
60 four-option questions in 1 hour across all 13 federal subjects, a format we set because the rule sets none. The result shows your score and your score in each part, with no passing line.
Before you start
- Every question has four options and one correct answer. Each explanation says why the answer is right and why the most tempting wrong answer is wrong.
- The federal rule sets no time limit, so this mock gives you 1 hour. Questions are spread across the federal subjects: 4 (i) communication skills, 6 (ii) observation, reporting and documentation, 4 (iii) temperature, pulse and respiration, 6 (iv) infection prevention and control, 5 (v) body functioning and changes to report, 4 (vi) a clean, safe and healthy environment, 4 (vii) recognizing emergencies, 8 (viii) needs of the people served, privacy and property, 5 (ix) personal hygiene and grooming, 4 (x) safe transfers and ambulation, 3 (xi) range of motion and positioning, 4 (xii) nutrition and fluid intake, 3 (xiii) skin changes to report. The federal rule sets no passing score; your program or agency sets its own. The result has your score, your score in each part and a review of every question.
- As on the real exam, you can skip questions, go back, change answers and mark questions for review. The clock keeps running in background tabs and reloads; when time runs out, your answers are submitted.
Original practice questions written to 42 CFR 484.80, the NCCT CHHA Detailed Test Plan, the DC HHA content outline and the Washington HCA candidate bulletin; they are not exam questions. Independent practice, not affiliated with or endorsed by CMS, NCCT, Credentia, Prometric, the DC Board of Nursing, the Washington State Department of Health or any state agency.