See what the question is asking
Separate the client, the change, the safety concern and the required decision.
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.
✓ No card✓ Four-question preview✓ Immediate rationales
Practice session
NP Simulation Lab
Question 3 of 10
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
Flag for reviewNext →
RN or PNChoose the correct path first
Focused reviewConnect the miss to a next step
RN/PNSeparate licensure pathsTrack-specific terminology, scope and decisions.
100%Original practice contentNo live, leaked or recalled examination questions.
4×Multidisciplinary reviewClinical, editorial, rights and interaction controls.
ClearHonest interpretationStudy guidance—not a guarantee or pass prediction.
Less guessing. More deliberate practice.
When every answer looks possible, practice the decision.
Recognize the important cue, interpret the risk and choose the safest response. The Lab turns practice into a repeatable decision-and-review cycle.
Review why one response is stronger
Compare priority, timing, scope and risk instead of memorizing an answer position.
Leave with a useful next step
Connect each missed cue or knowledge gap to focused review.
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.
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
PN
Practical Nurse
NCLEX-PN practice
Practice coordinated care, safety, medication administration, basic care and scope-appropriate client decisions.
- PN-specific terminology and scope
- Clinical figures and client exhibits
- Immediate teaching points
- Focused remediation by topic
Built for active practice
One session should lead to a clearer next move.
Read the situation, choose an action, review the reasoning and return with a focus.
Explore the practice experience →Practice in context
Use standalone questions, unfolding cases, exhibits and flagging.
Review the clinical decision
Compare the priority response with delayed, unsafe or out-of-scope alternatives.
Return with a focus
Address the gap with a related resource, MyQBank topic or fresh set.
Keep everything connected
Access resources and saved progress through Student Hub and My NCLEX.
A practical preparation method
Use NCLEX practice to improve decisions—not just scores.
Connect question practice, rationale review and focused remediation in one clear, repeatable study loop.
Begin with the correct licensure path
RN and PN candidates share safety foundations, but scope and decision context differ. Choose the matching track so terminology, client-care expectations and remediation remain relevant.
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.
Turn every rationale into a rule
Explain why the strongest option addresses the priority and why alternatives are weaker, delayed or outside scope. Turn the rationale into a rule you can apply again.
Connect practice to focused remediation
Classify each miss as a knowledge gap, missed cue, priority error, scope error or second-guessing pattern. Review the related resource, then return to fresh practice.
Clear founding access
Choose a preparation window—not a subscription.
Preview the Lab free, then choose a one-time RN or PN pass after pilot approval.
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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
Founding price
Focused sprint
30-Day Track Pass
$14.99 one time
For candidates preparing intensively in one RN or PN track.
- Choose RN or PN access
- Diagnostics and case practice
- Progress and remediation signals
- Manual renewal only
No charge today. Paid access opens after pilot approval.
Complete window
90-Day Track Pass
$39.99 one time
More time for a selected RN or PN path without automatic renewal.
- Everything in 30-Day access
- Longer preparation window
- Continued content additions
- Manual renewal only
Founding price shown in USD.
Optional preparation bundleMyQBank + Simulation Lab · 90 daysFocused downloadable review plus interactive RN or PN practice.
$59.99one time
Controlled launch path
Quality first. Then wider access.
The free preview is open. Paid access follows the controlled pilot review.
Free preview
Explore the interface without a card or time pressure.
Controlled pilot
RN and PN candidates complete sessions and feedback.
Founding access
Open passes after the pilot release gate.
Expanded bank
Add diagnostics and mock exams as reviewed content grows.
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.
When will paid access open?
After the controlled RN and PN pilot is completed and the required release evidence is reviewed. Early-access requests will be contacted first.
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.