NCLEX-RN Practice Test

Sharpen your clinical judgment with 20 NCLEX-RN style questions covering prioritization, pharmacology, safety, infection control, maternal-newborn, and psychiatric nursing. Every question includes instant feedback and a detailed rationale so you understand not just the right answer, but the reasoning behind it.

PRACTICE TESTS

1. The nurse is caring for four clients. Which client should the nurse assess first?
2. The nurse is reviewing laboratory results for a client receiving warfarin. Which value indicates a therapeutic response?
3. Which findings should the nurse recognize as manifestations of hypoglycemia? (Choose two.)
4. The nurse is reviewing prescriptions. Which prescription should the nurse question?
5. Which task is appropriate for the nurse to delegate to unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
6. The nurse is preparing to administer digoxin. Which finding requires holding the dose and notifying the provider?
7. What is the normal reference range for serum potassium?
8. Which client requires droplet precautions?
9. A client reports crushing chest pain. Which action should the nurse take first?
10. Which findings indicate fluid volume overload? (Choose two.)
11. Which action should the nurse take first immediately after a newborn is delivered?
12. The nurse is monitoring a client taking lithium carbonate. Which serum level is therapeutic?
13. A client receives regular insulin at 0700. The nurse should monitor most closely for hypoglycemia at which time?
14. Which finding best confirms correct placement of a newly inserted nasogastric tube?
15. Which action best reduces the risk of falls for an older adult client?
16. Which findings at a peripheral IV site indicate phlebitis? (Choose two.)
17. A client with terminal cancer refuses further chemotherapy. Which action should the nurse take?
18. The nurse is caring for a client 6 hours after abdominal surgery. Which finding requires immediate notification of the provider?
19. Which action by the nurse demonstrates correct use of gloves?
20. A client at 38 weeks of gestation reports a gush of fluid, and a prolapsed umbilical cord is visible at the introitus. Which action should the nurse take first?

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1. Why a Dedicated NCLEX-RN Practice Test Matters

Build clinical judgment, not just memorization. The NCLEX-RN is not a recall exam — it measures whether you can think like a nurse. Questions are written at the application and analysis level, asking you to prioritize care, recognize complications, and make safe clinical decisions under pressure. Our NCLEX-RN practice test mirrors that format with 20 questions covering the major Client Need categories: Safe and Effective Care Environment, Health Promotion and Maintenance, Psychosocial Integrity, and Physiological Integrity. Every item includes a rationale that explains why the correct answer is right and why the distractors are wrong, so you learn the reasoning pattern the exam rewards.

2. What Makes Our NCLEX-RN Practice Test Different?

Realistic questions across every content area. Our growing question bank spans fundamentals, medical-surgical nursing, pharmacology, maternal-newborn care, pediatric nursing, and psychiatric-mental health. You will practice the topics that appear most often on the exam: prioritization frameworks such as ABC and Maslow, delegation and assignment rules, infection control precautions, medication calculations and safe administration, laboratory value interpretation, and client rights. Each rationale reinforces the underlying principle so that the next time you see a similar scenario, you recognize it immediately.

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Spend your study time where it counts. After each practice set, you receive a breakdown of your performance by content area. If pharmacology consistently trips you up, our system surfaces more medication questions. If you struggle with prioritization, you will get more "which client should the nurse see first" scenarios. Track your progress over time, review missed questions with full rationales, and watch your accuracy climb before exam day.

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