North Carolina Nurse Aide I prep

Yes You Can CNA

A local-first training game for NC written/oral prep, skills rehearsal, and registry readiness.

Training command board

Complete rounds, earn XP, and unlock readiness badges

Your progress stays on this device only. The game rewards NC-safe care habits: hand hygiene, privacy, measurement accuracy, reporting, and resident rights.

Level 1rank
0 XPexperience
0study streak
0/8badges

Care unit map

Choose the next station

Resident Room ADL Care Skills Lab 23 NC Skills Exam Room 60 Scored Nurse Station Reports Registry Desk NC Rules YOU

Daily missions

Training rounds

Readiness

Start with 12 questions

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Your first quiz will calibrate weak areas by domain.

0 answered
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None yet next focus

Testing path

North Carolina Nurse Aide I

70written items
2 hrwritten/oral limit
5skills on exam
3attempts in 2 years

Written exam blueprint

Study time follows the point weight

Badges

Competency unlocks

Practice mode

Original CNA-style questions

Question explanations cite the source area used to build the item.

Shift game

Resident safety round

Handle realistic CNA decisions. Correct actions build the safety meter and award XP.

Skills evaluation

Five-skill rehearsal draw

Hand hygiene is fixed, one measurement skill is included, and the other three are randomized.

Skills block timer

30:00

Critical rhythm

Safe care sequence

Knock Identify Explain Privacy Hands Call light

Build this rhythm into every skill rehearsal so the indirect care steps become automatic.

Skills checklist

Practice cards

Study plan

Exam-weighted calendar

The calculator converts your available study time into written domains, NC skills rehearsals, and registry-readiness reminders.

Research base

Official sources used

Verified during build on September 15, 2026. Fees, policies, forms, and registry pages should still be checked before scheduling.

Content boundary

Not an official exam

The questions are original study items mapped to public NC handbook pages, federal rules, and CDC guidance. They are not copied from live exams, do not guarantee a passing score, and do not replace instructor guidance or NC registry requirements.