NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN prep
Prepare the way the exam thinks.
Today's NCLEX is built around clinical judgment. NurseX pairs NCLEX-style questions with live clinical simulations, so you practice both knowing the answer and reasoning your way to it.
Question 3 of 10 · Fundamentals · Prioritization
Which client should the nurse assess first?
- AA client with COPD, SpO2 90% on 2 L/min
- BA post-op client rating pain 6 out of 10
- A client with new confusion and RR 32
- DA client asking for a breakfast tray
New confusion plus a respiratory rate of 32 is an acute change that can signal hypoxia or sepsis.
Questions that teach
Multiple choice and select-all-that-apply, each answer choice with its own rationale. Missing a question should teach you something.
Practice where it counts
NurseX tracks your accuracy by subject and points you at your weakest one, so your study time moves your score.
Exam-day stamina
Timed sessions with exam-style pacing and rationales at the end, so test day feels familiar. (Premium)
Know where you stand
See your accuracy overall and by subject, and watch it climb as you practice.
Clinical judgment, practiced step by step
NurseX simulations score every decision on the six steps of the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model, the framework behind the Next Generation NCLEX.
- 1Recognize Cues
- 2Analyze Cues
- 3Prioritize Hypotheses
- 4Generate Solutions
- 5Take Action
- 6Evaluate Outcomes
Every subject the exam covers
- Fundamentals
- Pharmacology
- Med-Surg
- Maternal/Newborn
- Pediatrics
- Mental Health
- Prioritization
- Delegation
- Infection control
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