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NCLEX-PN prep that thinks like a practical nurse.

2,150+ Next Gen questions written to the PN test plan — Coordinated Care, scope of practice and when to escalate to the RN — with a rationale for every option, right or wrong.

✓ 50 free questions a week✓ No card needed✓ Phone, tablet or laptop

A practical nursing student in black scrubs working through NCLEX-PN questions on a laptop

Your bank, by section

2,150+ Qs
  • Coordinated Care440
  • Psychosocial Integrity303
  • Pharmacological Therapies276
  • Safety & Infection Control255

Free to start

50 / week

No card

2,150+
NCLEX-PN items, written to the PN test plan
10
Next Gen item types, bowtie to trend
8
client-need categories, Coordinated Care first
50
free questions every week, no card

What’s covered

Every client-need category on the PN test plan.

The bank follows the NCLEX-PN blueprint, so Coordinated Care — the PN's version of Management of Care — carries the most items, the same way it carries the most weight on exam day.

  • 01

    Coordinated Care

    Scope, delegation, advocacy, client rights

    440questions
  • 02

    Psychosocial Integrity

    Therapeutic communication, crisis, coping

    303questions
  • 03

    Pharmacological Therapies

    Administration, adverse effects, dosage

    276questions
  • 04

    Safety & Infection Control

    Precautions, falls, error prevention

    255questions
  • 05

    Reduction of Risk Potential

    Diagnostics, vitals, changes in condition

    255questions
  • 06

    Basic Care & Comfort

    Mobility, nutrition, elimination, rest

    215questions
  • 07

    Physiological Adaptation

    Fluid & electrolytes, emergencies

    212questions
  • 08

    Health Promotion & Maintenance

    Lifespan, screening, prenatal care

    200questions

Try one now

A real question from the NCLEX-PN bank.

Not a teaser written for this page — it is drawn from the 2,150+ questions you get in the app. Answer it, read the explanation, and decide for yourself.

→ More free NCLEX-PN questions, no account
  1. 1

    Answer your first 10

    Mixed across the test plan. It takes about fifteen minutes and tells us where you stand.

  2. 2

    See your weak categories

    A readiness score broken down by client need, weighted like the PN exam.

  3. 3

    Drill the gaps, then retest

    Practice sets aimed at the categories costing you marks, until the score moves.

Coordinated Care · Client rights

Free NCLEX-PN sample

A resident in long-term care who is alert, oriented and has decision-making capacity tells the practical nurse, “I do not want a feeding tube under any circumstances.” Her son has asked the nurse to start the consent paperwork. Which action should the practical nurse take?

Pick an answer to see the explanation — no account needed.

Why Nursia

Built for how the NCLEX-PN actually tests you.

  • Written to PN scope

    Items test what a practical nurse does — collect data, reinforce teaching, recognise a change and report it — not RN-level judgement relabelled.

  • Every Next Gen format

    Bowtie, matrix, trend, highlight, drag-and-drop and drop-down cloze, SATA and dosage calculation — 1,600+ of the bank is NGN-style.

  • Readiness, by category

    One score weighted the way the PN test plan weighs each category, so it tells you what to study next — not just how many you got right.

  • Rationales for every option

    Why the right answer is right and why each distractor is wrong, so the reasoning carries over to questions you have never seen.

Study anywhere

Fifteen minutes is a study session.

Nursia runs on your phone, tablet and laptop, and picks up exactly where you stopped — so a lunch break or a bus ride counts toward your score.

Studying on a phone outdoors with a coffee
On a break
Working through questions on a tablet in a café
Between classes
Annotating questions on a tablet at home
Before bed

Free to start

Start free. Upgrade only if it works.

The free plan is not a trial — it never asks for a card. Full access is a one-time pass, from 7 days to 6 months, so nothing renews behind your back.

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$0

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  • ✓50 NCLEX-PN questions every week
  • ✓Full rationales, right or wrong
  • ✓Next Gen items included
  • ✓Your weakest categories named
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One payment · no auto-renewal

  • ✓All 2,150+ NCLEX-PN items
  • ✓Unlimited practice in every category
  • ✓CAT-style readiness exams
  • ✓Progress and readiness history
  • ✓14-day refund, no questions asked
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Questions

Before you start NCLEX-PN prep.

Something else? Write to us from the contact page — a person answers.

Is this different from NCLEX-RN prep?

Yes. The PN bank is its own set of 2,150+ items written to the NCLEX-PN test plan, which has a Coordinated Care category instead of Management of Care and tests practical-nurse scope — data collection, reinforcing teaching, and escalating to the RN.

Are these Next Generation NCLEX questions?

Yes. The bank includes bowtie, matrix, trend, highlight, drag-and-drop cloze, drop-down cloze, select-all-that-apply and dosage items alongside standard single-answer questions.

What is free?

50 NCLEX-PN questions every week with full rationales, on a free account. No card is asked for, and it is not a trial that turns into a charge.

Does an NCLEX-RN plan cover the PN?

No — each exam has its own plan, because the banks are separate. You can switch between exams inside the app at any time.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Nursia runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop, and on Android, and your progress follows you between them.

Your NCLEX-PN prep can start in the next minute.

Make a free account, answer your first questions, and see where you stand — before you spend anything.

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