Naxlex NCLEX-PN: LPN and LVN Practice Questions, Predictor and Study Plan

What the NCLEX-PN covers

The NCLEX-PN tests safe, entry-level practical nursing. The NCSBN test plan groups questions by client needs: Coordinated Care, Safety and Infection Control, Health Promotion and Maintenance, Psychosocial Integrity, Basic Care and Comfort, Pharmacological Therapies, Reduction of Risk Potential and Physiological Adaptation.

Naxlex organizes PN practice the same way, so every quiz you take lines up with an area you'll see on exam day.

Naxlex NCLEX-PN features

Select the NCLEX-PN path on your dashboard to see:

• PN practice quizzes by client-needs area with instant scoring.
• The NCLEX-PN Predictor: a full exam-style run with a results report.
• NCLEX CAT set to PN, where difficulty follows your answers.
• Scope-of-practice and delegation practice written for the LPN/LVN role.
• Dosage calculation practice and pharmacology review.
• Video lessons and flashcards for fast review.

A simple 4-week NCLEX-PN study plan

Adjust the pace to your exam date:

• Week 1: Coordinated Care and Safety — scope, delegation, priorities and precautions.
• Week 2: Pharmacological Therapies and dosage calculation.
• Week 3: Physiological Adaptation and Reduction of Risk Potential.
• Week 4: mixed CAT sessions, then a full PN Predictor exam and review of every missed question.

Mastering LPN/LVN scope of practice

Scope questions are some of the most common on the NCLEX-PN. The LPN/LVN collects data, reinforces teaching, gives routine care to stable clients and reports changes to the RN. Initial assessments, initial teaching and evaluating unstable clients stay with the RN. Naxlex rationales point this out on every scope question, so the pattern becomes second nature.

Practice questions with rationales

Original NCLEX-style questions. Choose an answer to see the rationale.

Frequently asked questions