Free NCLEX-RN Review & Practice
206 original NCLEX-RN-style practice questions and 8 unfolding case studies, organized by the Client Needs categories of the 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan. Every question teaches with a full rationale.
Review status: Draft. This educational content has not yet been reviewed by a licensed nursing professional.
- 1. Review a category
- 2. Practice questions
- 3. Study the rationale
- 4. Find weak areas
- 5. Practice again
Review by Client Needs category
Percentages are the official ranges from the 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan (effective April 2026).
Safe and Effective Care Environment
Health Promotion and Maintenance
Psychosocial Integrity
Physiological Integrity
- Basic Care and Comfort6–12% · 20 questionsMobility, hygiene, nutrition, elimination, rest, and nonpharmacologic comfort.
- Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies13–19% · 32 questionsSafe medication administration, expected and adverse effects, IV therapy, and dosage calculation.
- Reduction of Risk Potential9–15% · 24 questionsLab values, diagnostic tests, procedures, and preventing complications.
- Physiological Adaptation11–17% · 28 questionsAcute and chronic illness, emergencies, fluid and electrolyte imbalance, and unexpected responses.
Question formats you'll practice
- Single best answer
- Select all that apply
- Select N
- Ordered response
- Matrix / grid
- Drop-down (cloze)
- Bow-tie
Formats are accessible educational versions — every item works with a keyboard and screen reader, and nothing requires dragging. Scoring is Dosage Calcs practice scoring, explained after each answer; it is not the NCLEX scoring model and does not predict results.
About the exam
Learn how the NCLEX-RN is organized, what the Client Needs categories are, and how clinical judgment is measured.
About the NCLEX-RN →Private by design
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Educational Use & Safety
Educational exam preparation only. Questions and case studies use fictional clients and teach general nursing concepts. They are not medical advice and do not determine care for an actual patient. Always follow current clinical guidance, provider orders, and your program's and facility's policies.
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