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NCLEX-RN practice questions: 1,000
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TRY ONE
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Choose an answer to see the result and the explanation.
How is 0.45% sodium chloride classified?
0.45% sodium chloride is hypotonic. It has a lower solute concentration than plasma, so water moves from the blood into cells.
Why each option is right or wrong
- Incorrect. 0.9% sodium chloride is the isotonic version.
- Correct. Half-strength saline hydrates cells.
- Incorrect. Hypertonic solutions, such as 3% sodium chloride, have more solute than plasma.
- Incorrect. Colloids, such as albumin, contain large molecules; saline is a crystalloid.
Sources
- StatPearls: Crystalloid Fluids (Archived) (NCBI Bookshelf)
- StatPearls: Crystalloid Solutions in Intravenous Fluid Therapy (NCBI Bookshelf)
WHY EXAMPLAT
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Clear explanations
Right after you answer, you see the conclusion and the reason for each option — why it is right and why the others are wrong — so you can handle the same idea when it is worded differently. Each one links to its primary source.
Clear study notes
Only what the exam tests, organised into 155 sections. Tables and 6 interactive figures make hard-to-remember numbers and processes easy to see.
Mistakes linked to the notes
From the explanation of a question you got wrong, jump straight to the section of the notes to read. On Premium, sections linked to your mistakes are marked inside the notes, so you can review just your weak spots.
HOW IT WORKS
How it works
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Re-solve what you got wrong
Wrong answers and questions answered with hints are recorded so you can review them together, with the matching section of the study notes.
SYLLABUS
Areas covered
Questions follow the published syllabus of NCLEX-RN.
- Management of Care180 questions
- Safety and Infection Prevention and Control130 questions
- Health Promotion and Maintenance90 questions
- Psychosocial Integrity90 questions
- Basic Care and Comfort90 questions
- Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies160 questions
- Reduction of Risk Potential120 questions
- Physiological Adaptation140 questions
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PRACTICE BY UNIT
NCLEX-RN practice questions by unit
Two free sample questions with explanations on each unit page.
- Management of Care（ケアのマネジメント） 180
- Safety and Infection Prevention and Control（安全と感染予防・管理） 130
- Health Promotion and Maintenance（健康増進と維持） 90
- Psychosocial Integrity（心理社会的統合性） 90
- Basic Care and Comfort（基本的ケアと安楽） 90
- Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies（薬理と非経口療法） 160
- Reduction of Risk Potential（リスク低減） 120
- Physiological Adaptation（生理的適応） 140
GUIDE
About the NCLEX-RN exam and how to study with examplat
About the NCLEX-RN
The NCLEX-RN is the licensing examination for registered nurses in the United States and Canada, administered by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). It tests whether a graduate nurse can make safe, effective clinical judgements across the eight client-needs categories: management of care, safety and infection control, health promotion and maintenance, psychosocial integrity, basic care and comfort, pharmacological and parenteral therapies, reduction of risk potential, and physiological adaptation.
The exam is a computer adaptive test: the difficulty of each item adapts to your previous answers, and the test ends when the system is confident you are above or below the passing standard. Since the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) launched in 2023, candidates answer between 85 and 150 items in up to five hours, including case studies with several item types such as multiple response, matrix, drag-and-drop and highlight. The result is pass or fail. Check the NCSBN website for the current test plan, scheduling and eligibility through your board of nursing.
Think like the safest nurse in the room
NCLEX questions are rarely about recall alone. Most ask what the nurse should do first, which client to see first, or which finding needs immediate follow-up, so practise prioritising with the ABCs, Maslow's hierarchy and the nursing process. Pharmacology and parenteral therapies, management of care (delegation, scope of practice, legal and ethical issues) and physiological adaptation carry the most weight. For NGN case studies, work through the clinical judgement steps in order: recognise cues, analyse cues, prioritise hypotheses, generate solutions, take action and evaluate outcomes.
How to use examplat for the NCLEX-RN
examplat holds 1,000 original practice questions mapped to the eight client-needs categories in roughly the proportions of the NCSBN test plan, each with a rationale, the reason every option is right or wrong, and links to the clinical guidance behind it. Work by category to find weak areas, then use random mixed sets to rehearse switching between topics the way the adaptive exam does. Wrong answers and questions answered with hints are logged so you can review them together.
FAQ
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Does the question bank include Next Generation NCLEX item types?
It includes multiple-choice and multiple-response questions that follow the NGN clinical judgement model. Full case-study formats with drag-and-drop and highlight items are best rehearsed in the official NCSBN practice exam alongside examplat.
Is it suitable for internationally educated nurses?
Yes. Many users are nurses preparing to work in the United States or Canada. Explanations are written in clear English and focus on the reasoning behind each answer.
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