New Hampshire LNA

It is a multiple-choice examination. Every practice item on this platform mirrors that format, giving you one best answer from a short list of options. Before your test date, confirm the current delivery method and any additional requirements directly with OPLC, since administrative details can change between testing cycles.

Those figures are not stated on the OPLC page this guide was built from, so we do not publish them. Rather than trust a number carried over from an older prep guide, check OPLC's licensing and board pages or call 603-271-2152 for the current test specifications.

We do not state a passing score because the public source page does not provide one. Passing standards are set by the licensing board, not by prep companies, and they can be revised. Confirm the current requirement with OPLC instead of relying on a figure from a forum or a used textbook.

The OPLC landing page does not describe a retake policy, so treat any specific waiting period or re-examination fee you hear as unverified until OPLC confirms it. Ask about the number of attempts allowed and any required waiting period before you sit for the first time.

The fee is not listed on the OPLC page used to build this guide, so we do not quote one. Licensing fees are set by the board and are separate from any training program tuition you pay. Call OPLC at 603-271-2152 or review the licensing pages before you budget.

All four domains - personal care, safety and infection control, communication and rights, and mental health and cognitive impairment - carry equal 25% weight here, so there is no low-value area to skip. Start with whichever domain you scored lowest on a diagnostic set, then rotate weekly so nothing goes stale.

Answering what is convenient instead of what is first and safest. Common slips include skipping hand hygiene, moving a resident without checking their ability to help, and discussing a resident's condition where others can hear. When an item asks what to do first, choose the option that protects safety and dignity before the one that saves time.

This guide covers multiple-choice content only. Any separate skills evaluation, background check, or training-hour requirement is administered outside this material. Ask OPLC directly what documentation and demonstrations are required so you are not surprised on the day of testing.

The Office of Professional Licensure and Certification is located at 7 Eagle Square, Concord, NH 03301, and is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The main phone number is 603-271-2152, and TDD access through Relay NH is 1-800-735-2964.

No. This is independent study material produced by a private test-preparation platform. It is not endorsed by, connected to, or operated by OPLC or the State of New Hampshire. Always treat the state's own publications as authoritative when the two appear to disagree.