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Client admitted with severe shortness of breath, orthopnea, and pink frothy sputum. Coarse crackles heard in lower lung fields. BP 178/96, HR 108, SpO2 87% on room air, RR 30.
What you can study
Study by class or practice mixed questions across core nursing subjects.
Pharmacology
Beta blockers, ACE inhibitors, diuretics, and digoxin toxicity thresholds.
Peak action times, hypoglycemia signs, and safe antibiotic administration.
Naloxone, protamine sulfate, vitamin K, and critical black box warnings.
Medical-Surgical (Med-Surg)
Heart failure, MI protocols, COPD oxygen safety, and pulmonary embolism.
Stroke signs, tPA timing, Glasgow Coma Scale, and seizure safety.
DKA vs HHS fluid protocols, kidney failure labs, and pancreatitis.
Fundamentals
Airborne, droplet, contact precautions, and sterile procedures.
ROME method for respiratory and metabolic acid-base compensation.
Potassium dysrhythmias, sodium precautions, and IV fluid types.
Maternal & Pediatrics
Fetal heart rate decelerations (VEAL CHOP) and postpartum bleeding.
APGAR scoring, jaundice safety, and infant assessment.
Normal developmental stages, vital signs by age, and congenital defects.
Mental Health
What to say to patients versus common communication traps.
Bipolar mania, hallucinations, suicide risk, and withdrawal care.
Lithium safety ranges, SSRIs, and neuroleptic malignant syndrome.
Prioritization & Delegation
Acute vs chronic, stable vs unstable, and ABC priorities.
What RNs must keep (evaluate, assess, teach) vs LPN and CNA tasks.
Witnessing signatures, patient rights, and incident reporting.
How Next-Gen NCLEX questions work
The exam tests clinical judgment instead of simple memorization. Here is how you practice:
1. Recognize cues
Notice what is abnormal in vital signs, lab reports, and nursing notes.
2. Analyze cues
Connect physical symptoms to what is actually happening in the body.
3. Prioritize hypotheses
Decide which patient problem is the most urgent and life-threatening.
4. Generate solutions
Choose the right nursing interventions, medications, and safety precautions.
5. Take action
Administer medications safely, position the patient, and verify orders.
6. Evaluate outcomes
Check whether your interventions worked or if the patient is declining.
Question formats you will see on the exam
Bowtie case studies
Match one primary condition, two priority nursing actions, and two vitals to monitor.
Matrix grid tables
Decide whether interventions are indicated, contraindicated, or non-essential across rows.
Trend questions
Spot subtle patient decline across changing vital signs and lab values over time.
Select All That Apply (SATA)
Extended multiple response questions with partial credit (+1 for correct, -1 for incorrect).
Dosage calculations and clinical reference
Practice dimensional analysis step by step, auscultate cardiac landmarks, and check normal lab values.
Order: Infuse 1,000 mL 0.9% Normal Saline IV over 8 hours using tubing calibrated to 15 gtt/mL. Find the drip rate in drops per minute (gtt/min).
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Monthly Plan
Best for studying during a single course or rotation.
- Full access to all 6 nursing subjects
- Next-Gen Bowtie, Trend, and Matrix questions
- Step-by-step dosage calculation practice
- 100% offline study on phone and tablet
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Best for students covering two full semesters.
- Everything in the Monthly Plan
- Covers a full 12 months of school
- Automatic progress sync across devices
- All new questions and case studies added during your year
- Priority support
Lifetime Pass
One-time payment for your degree and NCLEX prep.
- Full access for all semesters of nursing school
- Preparation for the NCLEX-RN exam
- Permanent clinical reference library after graduation
- All future updates included
- No subscription or recurring charges
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