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The same style of questions and rationales you know from my videos, plus full practice tests for NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, nursing school, TEAS and HESI A2.
One membership covers every exam. 29 dollars a month, or 80 dollars for three months. Two day free trial with the full library. Full terms
What are you studying for?
Every track below is included in one membership. Pick where you are now, and the rest is there when you get to it.
Pre-nursing: get the entrance score your program asks for.
- TEAS 7 Prep, 1,040 practice questions across Reading, Math, Science, and English and Language Usage, with a 170 question full-length timed practice test.
- HESI A2 Prep with Math, Reading, Vocabulary, Grammar, Anatomy and Physiology, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, plus 8 timed section practice exams.
- Original reading passages and a worked solution for every math question.
Nursing school: a quiz for every unit, and a practice test for every content area.
- 14 nursing school courses from Fundamentals and Health Assessment through Pharmacology, Med-Surg, Maternal-Newborn, Pediatrics, Mental Health, Leadership and Community Health.
- 1,580 unit quiz questions, ten for every lesson, so you can check yourself the week you cover it.
- 8 timed ATI and HESI practice tests, 60 questions each, for the proctored exam at the end of the course.
LVN and LPN: practice written to practical nurse scope.
- 1,782 NCLEX-PN practice questions, including 100 written for coordinated care, data collection and reinforcing teaching.
- Every question screened for PN scope, organized by 13 body systems and the 8 NCLEX-PN client needs categories.
- The 85 question NCLEX-PN Exam Simulator, timed and weighted to the PN test plan.
New grad RN: a full review pass with a way to find soft spots.
- 1,800 NCLEX-RN questions in 180 modules, plus 100 Next Generation items including bowtie and trend.
- Medical-Surgical Nursing by body system, 13 systems at 100 questions each, which is where most of a review pass goes.
- The 85 question Exam Simulator to practice under a clock and see which areas to revisit.
Future CNA: two free practice tests, no membership needed.
- 2 full practice tests, 60 questions each, for the CNA written exam, with a rationale for every answer.
- Physical care, the role of the nurse aide, and psychosocial care, in the same mix as the real exam.
- Free to use. No trial and no payment.
Every plan opens every track while your access is active.
Big banks sell volume. This one sells finishing.
A 6,500 question bank sounds impressive until you work out how much of it you will actually see before your test date. This library is built to be completed, and then remembered.
Written by a nurse you can name
Every item is written or reviewed by Anna Curran, RN, BSN, PHN, a former ADN and BSN nursing instructor. No contractor patchwork and no style whiplash between questions. The voice that teaches you your first question teaches you your last.
Short modules in every track
Ten questions per module, whether it is a TEAS math set, a nursing school unit quiz or an NCLEX body system. You can see the whole map, work it, and finish it before your test date instead of drawing from a queue that never ends.
Every option explained, every time
The best answer is the easy part. Each option that is not the best choice gets its own written rationale, addressed on its own terms. On the exam the skill is not recognizing the right answer. It is ruling out the ones that looked right.
You will always know what to study next.
Accuracy is measured on first attempts only, weakest category first, and every bar carries a written label so you are never reading color alone. This is the screen that turns a wrong answer into a plan.
First attempts across all nine courses. This is your accuracy in this question bank. It is not a prediction of your licensure exam result.
640 of 1,800 questions answered
1 category to focus on
Accuracy by client needs category
Weakest first. Every bar is labeled in words, so color is never carrying the meaning by itself.
Physiological Adaptation
Focus here44 of 70 questions answered
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
Shore up52 of 80 questions answered
Reduction of Risk Potential
Shore up38 of 60 questions answered
Management of Care
Shore up58 of 90 questions answered
Health Promotion and Maintenance
Solid30 of 50 questions answered
Safety and Infection Prevention and Control
Solid42 of 70 questions answered
Basic Care and Comfort
Solid28 of 40 questions answered
Psychosocial Integrity
Building signal8 of 40 questions answered. Below ten answers a percentage would be noise, so none is shown.
Example dashboardIllustration of the member view with sample study data, not a real student’s record and not an outcome you should expect. This panel covers the eight client needs courses. Medical-Surgical Nursing has its own body system view.
Work four questions, no signup and no email.
One prioritization item, one pharmacology item, one trend item, and one bowtie case, so you can see the formats and judge the rationales for yourself before you decide anything. Then 16 more on a separate page if you want a longer set.
Management of Care – Prioritization
A nurse on a medical surgical unit receives report on four clients at the start of the shift. Which client should the nurse assess first?
Pick an answer. All four rationales open, not only the one you chose.
Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies – Adverse effects
A client with heart failure takes digoxin daily and was started on furosemide three days ago. The client reports nausea and says the ceiling lights look like they have yellow halos around them. The most recent potassium is three point one mEq per L. Which action should the nurse take first?
Pick an answer to open all four rationales.
Physiological Adaptation – Postoperative complications
A 58 year old client is recovering from an open abdominal hysterectomy. The nurse reviews the record at three points after surgery.
| Finding | Day 1 | Day 3 | Day 5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature, degrees Celsius | 37.1 | 37.9 | 38.6 |
| Heart rate, beats per minute | 82 | 96 | 118 |
| Blood pressure, mm Hg | 124 over 76 | 116 over 70 | 96 over 54 |
| Respiratory rate, breaths per minute | 16 | 20 | 26 |
| White blood cells, cells per microliter | 9,200 | 13,400 | 17,800 |
| Incision | Dry, approximated | Small serous drainage | Moderate purulent drainage |
| Mentation | Alert, oriented | Alert, oriented, tired | Oriented to person and place only |
Which finding, taken together with the others, most requires the nurse to escalate now?
In a trend item the single reading is rarely the point. The direction is.
Physiological Adaptation – Endocrine
A 24 year old client with type 1 diabetes comes to the emergency department after two days of vomiting. Blood glucose is 486 mg per dL, pH is 7.21, bicarbonate is 12 mEq per L, potassium is 5.4 mEq per L. Respirations are deep and rapid at 28 breaths per minute, the breath has a fruity odor, and mucous membranes are dry.
Part one: what the findings add up to. Choose one.
Part two: which actions you take. Choose two.
Part three: which parameters you watch. Choose two.
Fifty more questions across eight core nursing subjects, scored subject by subject so you can see which one to work on first. Sent to your email as a printable thirty six page document. Or work 16 more questions right now, with no email, including two select all that apply items and a full bowtie case.
These are original practice questions written in the style, formats, and terminology of the 2026 NCLEX-RN test plan. They are not real examination items. Real items are secure and are never published.
Find out which nursing subject is actually holding you back
Fifty questions across eight core nursing subjects, with each subject scored on its own. The number that matters is not your total. It is the gap between your strongest subject and your weakest one, because that gap is where the studying should go.
- Eight scores, not one. A single total hides the one subject that is quietly sinking you.
- A rationale for every option. Including the distractors you were deciding between.
- Thirty six pages, free. No purchase, and it is yours whether or not you ever subscribe. About sixty minutes, worked cold.
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Scored separately
- Fundamentals
- Medical-Surgical
- Pharmacology
- Maternity
- Pediatrics
- Mental Health
- Fluid and Electrolytes
- Safety and Infection Prevention and Control
Medical-surgical review organized by body system, not by a shuffled queue.
When your unit exam is on the renal system, you should be able to open the renal system. Thirteen systems, ten modules each, ten questions per module, and the module codes are shared with the matching flashcard decks so a deck and its questions always cover the same ground.
Thirteen systems at 100 questions each, 1,300 questions in 130 modules. Every question also carries its client needs category, so the same item can be studied for a unit exam by system or for licensure review by category. Module counts exclude course finals, which draw on questions already counted.
Reference values are free everywhere. The nursing action is the product.
Anyone can hand you a normal range. These sheets put the thing you actually have to do next to the number, because a potassium of three point one mEq per L is not a fact to memorize, it is a reason to hold a dose and pick up the phone.
Built to print and carry on a clipboard: clean in black and white, still legible after a photocopy, and rhythm sheets drawn on a standard ECG grid. Lab values with the action attached, drug classes by prototype, and rhythm reference.
Reference ranges vary by facility. Follow your own institution’s standards.
From the lab values sheet
| Value | Range | What to do about it |
|---|---|---|
| Potassium | 3.5-5.0 mEq/L | Below 3.5: hold digoxin if ordered, assess for weakness and flat T waves, and question the next diuretic dose before you give it. |
| Sodium | 135-145 mEq/L | Below 120: seizure precautions, hourly neurologic checks, and never correct rapidly. Fast correction causes the harm. |
| Digoxin | 0.5-2.0 ng/mL | Above 2.0 with nausea or yellow visual halos: hold the dose, check the potassium, notify the provider. |
| Platelets | 150,000-400,000/mm3 | Below 50,000: bleeding precautions, no intramuscular injections, no rectal temperatures, soft toothbrush only. |
Four rows from one of 21 sheets. Every sheet carries a what to do about it column.
Worked example from the Dosage Practice Lab
Order: Amoxicillin 375 mg by mouth every 8 hours.
On hand: 250 mg per 5 mL oral suspension.
Give how many mL for one dose?
= (375 x 5) / 250 mL
= 1875 / 250 mL
= 7.5 mL
You type the answer. There is nothing to guess between.
Multiple choice dosage practice teaches you to recognize a plausible number. Typed answers make you produce one, which is what the medication room requires. Every answer is followed by a full worked solution using dimensional analysis, set up the same way every time.
Seven calculation types: unit conversions, tablets and capsules, oral liquid doses, reconstitution, intravenous pump rates, weight based doses, and safe dose range checks. Drill one type, mix all seven, or sit a timed practice set. A rebuild missed mode makes a fresh set from the problems you got wrong, and the lab varies the numbers rather than handing you the same problem twice in a row.
You have probably already studied with Anna.
Anna Curran, RN, BSN, PHN is a former ADN and BSN nursing instructor. Since 2012 she has published more than 600 free care plans at NurseStudy.net and teaches 59,000 subscribers on YouTube. NurseStudy Prep is the paid layer on top of that free teaching: one membership from the TEAS and HESI A2 through nursing school to the NCLEX-PN and NCLEX-RN, held to the same standard as everything else she publishes.
Every item here is written or reviewed by her. That is the reason the voice does not change from your entrance exam to your licensure exam, and the reason every option gets a rationale instead of only the correct one.
One membership. The whole library.
No tiers and nothing sold separately. All plans open everything.
Counted, not roundedCounted in the live member catalog on 2026-10-03. The NCLEX-PN course includes RN bank questions screened for practical nurse scope, so the tracks overlap; there are more than 4,600 unique questions in all. See the NCLEX-RN catalog
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- 4,600+ questions and 19 timed practice tests
- 159 care plans, 21 cheat sheets, 13 flashcard decks
- Dosage Practice Lab and Exam Simulator
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- Every track: TEAS 7, HESI A2, nursing school, NCLEX-PN and NCLEX-RN
- 4,600+ questions and 19 timed practice tests
- 159 care plans, 21 cheat sheets, 13 flashcard decks
- Dosage Practice Lab and Exam Simulator
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