NCLEX-RN
Try the NCLEX-RN path
A free sample of the path's own questions, no account needed: 8 stand-alone items, each in a different Next Generation format, and a full clinical judgment case study. Every item is original, written to NCSBN's 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan.
8 stand-alone items, 8 formats
Answer, press Check, and read why each option is right or wrong. Items with more than one key earn partial credit as NCSBN describes it.
| Time | BP | HR | RR | SpO2 | Urine output |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1200 | 128/76 mm Hg | 88/min | 16/min | 97% on 2 L/min | 60 mL/h |
| 1400 | 116/70 mm Hg | 102/min | 20/min | 96% on 2 L/min | 35 mL/h |
| 1600 | 98/60 mm Hg | 118/min | 24/min | 95% on 2 L/min | 20 mL/h |
Multiple Choice
A client is 6 hours postoperative after an open bowel resection. The nurse reviews the vital signs shown in the exhibit. Which action should the nurse take first?
One clinical judgment case study
Every NCLEX-RN has three case studies of six items, one for each step of clinical judgment, and the client's record unfolds as you go. Here you check each item before the next; on the exam you cannot go back.
Medical-surgical unit
An older adult with a change in behavior
An 81-year-old client is on day 3 of a hospital stay after a fall at home. The night nurse is making 0400 rounds.
- 1. Recognize cues
- 2. Analyze cues
- 3. Prioritize hypotheses
- 4. Generate solutions
- 5. Take action
- 6. Evaluate outcomes
The full path
- 300 practice items across the eight Client Needs categories, at the Test Plan's weights
- 14 clinical judgment case studies in 14 settings
- An adaptive mock of 85 to 150 items in five hours, with a report in the style of the Candidate Performance Report
- A study guide for every category, a daily plan, progress by category and study games
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