Why is the answer C, not B?
Point your camera at any practice question from your own books or Qbanks. SolveRN's AI gives you the answer with a full rationale — including why each wrong option is wrong.
Rationales, Not Just Answers
Every solve explains why the correct answer is correct and walks through each distractor. The reasoning is what you study, not just the letter.
Every Question Format
Multiple choice, select-all-that-apply, ordered response, and dosage calculations. SATA answers list which options belong and which don't, one by one.
Mistake Notebook
Questions you got wrong are saved automatically with their rationales, so your review sessions start from your actual weak spots.
Works With Your Own Questions
SolveRN is not a question bank and doesn't claim to have real NCLEX questions. It explains the practice questions you already own — from any book, Qbank, or handout.
Guides to NCLEX Practice Questions
Short, practical guides on getting more out of the practice questions you already have — SATA strategy, dosage calc setups, and rationale-first review.
Dosage Calculation Practice: Formulas + 6 Worked Problems
Master dosage calculation practice with desired-over-have, dimensional analysis, IV drip rates, and mg/kg dosing — plus 6 fully worked example problems.
How Many Questions Are on the NCLEX? (85-150 Explained)
How many questions is the NCLEX? Minimum 85, maximum 150, up to 5 hours. See how adaptive testing decides when your exam ends, plus retake rules by state.
NCLEX Study Plan: 2-Week, 30-Day & 6-Week Schedules
Build a realistic NCLEX study plan: 2-week, 30-day, and 6-week schedules with daily topics, question targets, and honest advice on avoiding burnout.
NCLEX Lab Values: The Ranges You Actually Need to Know
The NCLEX lab values that actually get tested: normal adult ranges in one table, easy memory tricks, critical values, and how labs appear in NGN case studies.
Next Generation NCLEX: What Changed & How to Prep for NGN
See what the Next Generation NCLEX changed in April 2023: case studies, five new item types, partial-credit scoring, and how to practice for NGN questions.
Failed the NCLEX? What Happens Next & When to Retake
Failed the NCLEX? Here is what happens next: your Candidate Performance Report, the 45-day retake wait, the $200 fee, and a 45-day comeback plan.
NCLEX RN Question of the Day: Make Each One Worth 10
One NCLEX RN question of the day won't cover an 85-150 question exam. Use this 5-minute rationale routine to make every daily question actually count.
SATA Questions on the NCLEX: True/False Method + Scoring
SATA questions on the NCLEX explained: the true/false method, NGN partial-credit scoring with a worked example, 3 solved practice items, and myth-busting.
NCLEX Priority & Delegation Questions: Frameworks That Work
Master NCLEX priority and delegation questions with ABC, Maslow, and scope-of-practice rules — plus worked who-do-you-see-first examples and a decision table.