NCLEX-PN practice 3,301 answers, all explained.

Covers all 8 NCLEX-PN client-needs categories with single-answer practice questions and Study Guide lessons.

AI tutor: 799 of 848 correct in a blind test (94.2%). See the test

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NCLEX-PN practice questions from the bank. Each card shows a wrong choice with its reason, then the right answer with its explanation.

NCLEX-PN

Reduction of Risk Potential

A nurse is performing a capillary blood glucose test on a client who has diabetes mellitus. Which technique should the nurse use?

APuncture the center of the fingertip pad right after applying alcohol.
BSqueeze the fingertip firmly to produce a large drop of blood.
CPuncture the side of a fingertip after the cleaned site has dried.
DPuncture the fingertip of the arm that has an IV infusing.

Not A. The center pad is more painful, and puncturing before the alcohol dries can give inaccurate readings.

C is right. The side of the fingertip has fewer nerve endings, so it is less painful, and the alcohol must dry completely because wet alcohol can dilute the sample and alter the result.

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Coordinated Care

A 36-year-old man who speaks only Spanish needs teaching before a procedure. Which action is best to ensure his understanding?

AAsk his 12-year-old son to translate all of the teaching
BAsk a bilingual housekeeping employee to interpret it
CUse a qualified medical interpreter by phone or in person
DUse simple English words and give written English handouts

Not A. A child should not interpret medical information because of accuracy and confidentiality concerns.

C is right. A qualified medical interpreter provides accurate, confidential communication and supports client understanding and rights.

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Coordinated Care

A client who had a stroke coughs while drinking thin liquids. Which member of the health care team should perform a formal swallowing evaluation and recommend safe food and liquid textures?

ASpeech-language pathologist
BOccupational therapist
CRegistered dietitian nutritionist
DRespiratory therapist

A is right. Speech-language pathologists are trained to evaluate swallowing function and recommend diet texture and liquid consistency for clients with dysphagia.

The NCLEX-PN: 85 to 150 questions · up to 5 hours · computer adaptive

94.2%AI accuracy, not student pass rate

799 of 848 NCLEX-style nursing questions right in a blind test of the tutor’s AI model. See how it was tested

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3,301 reviewed questions, each with A to D options and a written explanation
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The Study Guide: 66 lessons, all with audio in English and Spanish
Timed section tests and progress by topic

Not included

No Next Generation NCLEX item types: case studies, bowtie, matrix, or drag and drop. All bank questions are single-answer multiple choice.
Practice tests are not computer adaptive; the NCLEX-PN is computer adaptive.

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Coordinated Care

A 36-year-old man who speaks only Spanish needs teaching before a procedure. Which action is best to ensure his understanding?

Tap an answer.

AI accuracy, not student pass rate

How often is the AI tutor right?

94.2%799 of 848 right

In a blind test, the AI model behind the tutor answered 799 of 848 nursing questions correctly, without ever seeing the answer key.

799 right49 missed

How it was tested

Sample: 848 nursing questions from open textbooks, written outside tests.global. They are not NCLEX questions.
Method: The AI model saw each question and its options, never the answer key. One attempt per question.
Result: 799 right, 49 missed: 94.2% overall, likely range 92.4% to 95.6%.

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Built for the NCLEX-PN

Written to the official outline.

Original practice questions written to the official content outline of the exam and reviewed before publishing.

It can stop anywhere from 85 to 150

The exam stops once it is 95% sure whether you passed. The number of questions you get says nothing about your result.

1 to 85Everyone gets these
86 to 150Only if the exam needs them

5 hours at most, breaks included · 8 client-needs categories

Source: NCSBN 2026 NCLEX-PN Test Plan.

The bank

3,301 reviewed questions and 66 lessons, by section.

794 distinct topics.

SectionQuestionsLessons
Coordinated Care716 questions10 lessons
Psychosocial Integrity462 questions8 lessons
Pharmacological Therapies416 questions10 lessons
Safety and Infection Prevention and Control378 questions9 lessons
Reduction of Risk Potential363 questions7 lessons
Physiological Adaptation337 questions8 lessons
Health Promotion and Maintenance328 questions7 lessons
Basic Care and Comfort301 questions7 lessons

Section practice tests with answers and explanations

Study guide

66 lessons. Audio in English and Spanish.

The NCLEX-PN study guide follows the test sections and is included with every plan.

One study session

Listen to a lesson in English or Spanish, with exam tips and common mistakes.
Answer its 5 check-yourself questions from the bank.
Ask the AI tutor why on any question you miss.

66lessons
2audio languages

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Questions, answered.

Are these NCLEX-PN questions?

No. Exam owners keep live questions confidential. These are original practice questions written to the official content outline of the exam and reviewed before publishing.

How many questions are on the NCLEX-PN?

Between 85 and 150, in up to 5 hours. The exam is computer adaptive and stops once it is 95% sure whether you passed, so the number of questions you get does not show your result. Source: NCSBN.

What does the NCLEX cost?

NCSBN lists the fee as $200 for registrations before February 1, 2027 and $350 from that date. You pay it to NCSBN, not to tests.global.

How accurate is the AI tutor?

In a blind test, the AI model behind the tutor answered 799 of 848 nursing questions correctly (94.2%) without ever seeing the answer key. It missed 49. The questions came from open nursing textbooks, not from the exam, so the result does not predict your score. The test checks the answer letter, not the explanation the tutor writes. See the test

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1 month is one payment for 30 days of access. It does not renew. 3 months is one payment for 90 days of access. Lifetime is one payment with no expiry date. Your account is created automatically and access starts right after payment.

Where do I get official NCLEX results?

Only from your state board of nursing, within 6 weeks of the exam appointment. Pearson and NCSBN do not provide results. If your board takes part in the Quick Results Service, you can pay to see unofficial results 48 hours after the exam. Source: NCLEX.com FAQ.