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Rhode Island Phlebotomy Practice Test — Free NHA CPT Prep

Preparing for your NHA Certified Phlebotomy Technician exam in Rhode Island? Practice with 500+ free questions covering every domain on the real exam — no signup required.

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Rhode Island Phlebotomy Exam — Quick Facts

120
Exam questions
~$117
Exam fee
Not required
State license
Retake policy: 30-day wait before your 2nd and 3rd attempts, then a 1-year wait after a 3rd failure (national NHA policy).

Phlebotomist Pay in Rhode Island

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$22.3/hr
Avg hourly wage
$46K
Avg annual salary
+1.25/hr
vs national avg

What's on the Rhode Island Phlebotomy Exam?

The NHA CPT exam covers five core domains — identical in Rhode Island and every other state. Click any domain to open the study guide and practice questions.

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Answer 10 sample questions — two from each domain — to see where you stand before exam day.

Rhode Island Practice — 1 of 10

Overall, which best summarizes the core purpose of the Safety and Compliance domain on the CPT exam?

How to pass the phlebotomy exam in Rhode Island

  1. 1Document 30 venipunctures and 10 capillary sticks through a training program or supervised work experience
  2. 2Take our free diagnostic quiz to find your weak areas before exam day
  3. 3Study the domains where you scored below 70% using our study guides and flashcards
  4. 4Register for the NHA CPT exam — ~$117 fee, confirm at nhanow.com
  5. 5No separate state license needed in Rhode Island

Rhode Island Phlebotomy Exam — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NHA CPT exam format?
120 questions (100 scored, 20 unscored pretest), 2-hour limit, 390/500 scaled passing score — the same nationwide.
Does Rhode Island require a separate phlebotomy license?
No — NHA certification alone is generally sufficient.
How much does the exam cost?
Commonly reported around $117 — verify at nhanow.com.
What happens if I fail in Rhode Island?
30-day wait before your 2nd and 3rd attempts, then a 1-year wait after a 3rd failure — national policy.

Also prepare for hands-on competency

NHA certification requires documented venipunctures and capillary sticks performed under your training program's supervision — not a separate NHA-administered skills exam. Use our skills checklists to prepare.

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New to phlebotomy? Start here

Step-by-step guide to becoming a phlebotomist in Rhode Island.

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See full Rhode Island phlebotomist pay breakdown

Hourly and annual wages, and how Rhode Island compares nationally.

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State licensure requirements and pay vary by state.

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