Part of the medication aide pass
Ohio CMA practice exam: 50 questions in 1 hour
50 questions · 1 hour · 80% to pass · Mark for review
The real format: 50 four-option questions in 1 hour. The result shows where you stand against the 80% passing line and your score in each part.
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.
- Questions are drawn in the published counts: 8 role and responsibility, 6 six rights of medication administration, 10 medication administration, 10 medication effects, 4 regulation of controlled substances, 4 terminology, 2 allowable routes, 2 documentation, 2 error reporting, 2 state regulations. The real knowledge test needs 80%, 40 of 50; the result also has 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 the MACE content outline, the North Carolina Board of Nursing outline and the D&SDT state test plans; they are not exam questions. Independent practice, not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN, Credentia, D&S Diversified Technologies (Headmaster) or any state board of nursing or health department.