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Correct answer: D. 75 hours

Correct. 42 CFR 483.152(a)(1)(i) sets the federal minimum at 75 total clock hours of training; Oregon exceeds this floor with its 155-hour program requirement.

• A: 50 hours is below the actual federal floor set by 42 CFR 483.152(a)(1)(i).
• B: 60 hours also understates the federal minimum.
• C: 90 hours overstates the federal floor, though it is still less than Oregon's actual 155-hour requirement.

Correct answer: A. 75 items, 75% passing score

Correct. The Oregon nurse aide written exam consists of 75 multiple-choice items administered in 90 minutes, with a 75% passing score required.

• B: 50 items and a 70% passing threshold do not match the Oregon knowledge exam specifications published by Headmaster.
• C: 60 items and an 80% threshold overstate the difficulty and do not match the published exam blueprint.
• D: 100 items overstates the actual item count on the Oregon knowledge exam.

Correct answer: B. 5 skills

Correct. The Headmaster evaluator selects 5 skills from the published Oregon skills list, which the candidate must demonstrate within the allotted testing time (about 35 minutes).

• A: 3 skills understates the number the Headmaster evaluator selects for the Oregon skills exam.
• C: 4 skills also understates the required number of demonstrated skills.
• D: 7 skills overstates the number of skills tested in a single Oregon skills exam sitting.

Correct answer: A. Headmaster / D&S Diversified Technologies (D&SDT)

Correct. OSBN approved D&S Diversified Technologies, operating as Headmaster, to provide nurse aide testing and scoring services, and the current Oregon Nurse Aide Candidate Handbook is published under the Headmaster (hdmaster.com) testing program.

• B: Pearson VUE administers many other Oregon professional licensing exams but is not the vendor OSBN uses for the nurse aide competency evaluation.
• C: PSI Services is a common national testing vendor for other trades and professions, but Oregon's nurse aide exam is administered by Headmaster, not PSI.
• D: Prometric is a major national testing vendor for other certifications but does not hold the Oregon nurse aide testing contract; Headmaster does.

Correct answer: B. 155 hours

Correct. OSBN-approved Oregon nursing assistant programs must total at least 155 hours (typically about 80 classroom/lab hours plus 75 clinical hours) under OAR 851-061, well above the federal minimum.

• A: 75 hours is the federal OBRA '87 floor under 42 CFR 483.152(a)(1)(i); Oregon's own approved-program rule under OAR 851-061 sets a substantially higher total.
• C: 100 hours understates Oregon's actual approved-program minimum; Oregon requires 155 total hours.
• D: 40 hours is far below both the federal floor and Oregon's own training requirement.