NCLEX Study Guides

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.

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