If she said "okay" you passed. The hand towel in the sink for denture care and the paper towel on the weight scales (for standing patients) are legendary mistakes. I recently (March) took the LPN-NCLEX in Illinois, I knew that I had failed because my computer shut down after less than 100 questions. I was absolutely certain I did not pass and prepared myself for the worse. My only consolation was that I tried and did my best, but I was still heart-broken. I finally came around to understand two things; I did the best I could at the time and that I would not be the first CNA who went to nursing school and failed the NCLEX on the first attempt. I would simply have to take it again (and pay the $285 again, too). It wasn't the end of the world. I had learned a great deal and I was a better health-care worker for the effort and experience; maybe even a better person.
Approximately eight days after testing I received the results in the mail. I passed. I think you passed too.