NCLEX-RN + NCLEX-PN Simulation Lab

Practice decisions.
Know what to review next.

Practice original questions and clinical-judgment cases, review clear rationales and find the next topic to revisit—without mixing RN and PN expectations.

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Practice session
NP Simulation Lab
Question 3 of 10
NCLEX-RNPrioritizationSingle response

The nurse receives handoff on four clients. Which client should the nurse assess first?

AA stable client requesting discharge instructions
BA postoperative client with a new change in breathing
CA client requesting scheduled pain medication
DA client awaiting routine laboratory results
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RN or PNChoose the correct path first
Focused reviewConnect the miss to a next step
4Free preview questions per track
85Items in each full RN or PN mock
2Separate RN and PN practice paths
6Clinical-judgment steps in each case
The real problem

When every answer looks possible, practice the decision.

NCLEX questions draw on many Client Needs areas, and several choices may sound reasonable at first. Practice the cues, timing, risk and scope that make one response the priority.

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Thousands of questions with no sense of why one answer beats another

Rationales explain the clinical decision and why the alternatives are less appropriate

A single score with no idea what to review next

Each miss classified as a knowledge gap, missed cue, priority error or scope error

RN and PN content blended into the same question bank

Separate RN and PN paths, so scope and terminology stay relevant to your exam

No way to tell an original question from a recalled one

Original questions move through review before release; the Lab does not use live or recalled exam items

Choose your licensure path

One Lab. Two clearly separated exam journeys.

Choose the path you intend to take so scope, coordination and clinical decisions remain relevant to your examination. Compare the 2026 RN and PN test plans.

RN
Registered Nurse

NCLEX-RN practice

Practice prioritization, management of care, pharmacology, deterioration and complex clinical-judgment decisions.

  • Standalone and NGN-style items
  • Unfolding client charts and exhibits
  • Focused rationales after practice
  • Flagging, review and progress signals
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PN
Practical Nurse

NCLEX-PN practice

The reviewed 85-item PN mock is now available with Premium membership. Practice coordinated care, safety, medication administration and scope-appropriate client decisions across three unfolding cases.

  • PN-specific terminology and scope
  • Clinical figures and client exhibits
  • Rationales after mock submission
  • Focused remediation by topic
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How NCLEX prep works here

A clear practice loop for every session.

Read the situation, choose the priority action, review why it beat the alternatives, then return with a focus — not just a new set of questions.

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Step 1 · Read first

Practice in context, not in isolation

Standalone questions, unfolding cases, exhibits and flagging — the client and situation come before the options.

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Step 2 · Compare, don't memorize

Review the clinical decision

Compare the priority response with delayed, unsafe or out-of-scope alternatives — and see why each wrong answer is wrong.

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Step 3 · Close the gap

Return with a focus

Every miss is classified as a knowledge gap, missed cue, priority error or scope error, then linked to a related resource or a fresh set.

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Step 4 · Stay connected

Keep everything in one place

Resources and saved progress stay inside the existing Student Hub and My NCLEX area — no second dashboard to manage.

A practical preparation method

Read the client before the choices.

Start with the situation and its changing cues before comparing the available responses.

Read the situation before the options. Identify the client, immediate change, safety risk and requested decision before comparing answers — in unfolding cases, review exhibits for trends and contradictions first.

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Clear founding access

Choose the access that fits your preparation.

Preview either path free. Choose a one-time RN pass, or Premium membership for the reviewed 85-item PN mock. Compare memberships.

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A genuine look at the interface and rationale experience before deciding.

  • Choose RN or PN
  • Four original practice questions
  • Immediate rationales
  • No credit card
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90-Day RN Pass

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More time for RN practice without an automatic renewal.

  • Everything in 30-Day access
  • Longer preparation window
  • Continued reviewed additions
  • Manual renewal only
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Optional RN preparation bundleMyQBank + RN Simulation Lab · 90 daysFocused review plus the reviewed 85-item RN mock and interactive practice.
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Common questions

Know exactly what you are opening.

Clear expectations are part of the product—not an afterthought at checkout.

Is this an official NCLEX product?

No. NursingProxy is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN or Pearson VUE. The Lab uses independently authored educational practice content.

Does the score predict whether I will pass?

No. Early diagnostic and pilot results identify review priorities; they are not probabilities of passing the live examination.

Why is there no one- or two-day free trial?

A short timed trial can penalize candidates working long shifts. The free preview is content-limited instead, so you can explore it without racing a clock or entering payment details.

Which paid access is available now?

RN 30-day, RN 90-day and the RN 90-day MyQBank bundle are available now. The reviewed 85-item PN mock is included with Premium membership. Compare memberships or open the PN mock. The PN preview remains free.

Will the full Lab use another dashboard?

No. Simulation access, owned NCLEX resources and saved progress stay inside the existing NursingProxy Student Hub and My NCLEX area.

No card. No countdown.

Start with four decisions.

Choose RN or PN and see whether the experience fits the way you want to prepare.