NCLEX PN Mastery

I just wanted to say big thanks to this app which helped me prepare and pass my nclex. Took my nclex on jan 26th on the same day I did the PVT and I got a good pop up. This app help me prepare for the nclex I studied the questions and rationales throughly. I even reset the questions. By doing that It help understand the concept of questions. This app is very convenient you can study questions anywhere you go and it’s not timed. Other than this app I used the Sanders and uworld to pass my exam. I downloaded this app when I first start my nursing program 2016. I spend about 10-20 mins a day and 50questions a day. I like that it had Labs and mnemonics. It worth every penny!!!!! I took my exam on the 26th and stopped on question 135... I will soon download the mastery Rn. Once I get into the RN program. thanks

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I’ve been using NCLEX PN for the past week and other sources to study for my NCLEX.I have been a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) for over 2 years now. CNA’s have a smaller scope of practice compared to LVN’s or RN’s. It is not within the scope of practice for a CNA to remove an indwelling catheter. Therefor I would like to share this with everyone. I came across a question that said “A nurse is caring for a client admitted with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure exacerbation. The client has an indwelling catheter for accurate documentation of intake and output, and the provider has ordered this to be removed. The nurse delegates the task to the certified nursing assistant. Two hours later, the CNA has not removed the indwelling catheter. Which of the following is the most appropriateresponse by the nurse?”. There are four answers to choose from which are; 1) Remind the Certified nursing assistant that the indwelling catheter still need to be removed. 2) Find the CNA and ask why the CNA has not yet removed the indwelling catheter. 3) Ask the Certified Nursing Assistant why the indwelling catheter has not been removed and discuss with the CNA if they are too busy it is important to communicate with the nurse. 4) Apologize to the client and explain the the CNA is behind schedule and will remove the catheter soon. So I would not recommend this application to anyone.

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I payed for the full version of the app it is pretty good. I like the resources it has aside for the questions such as the mnemonics, the heart and lung sounds, and the skills. I feel like the questions are not very similar to the ones on the PN NCLEX and are actually a lot more complex then the questions you can get on the PN NCLEX. I got this app and looked at it for a few weeks as NCLEX was coming up but was getting all the questions wrong so I rescheduled NCLEX which I didn’t need to do the app just shot my confidence. A week before nclex I went to the school library. I checked out their Kaplan PN NCLEX book which was very helpful and a few others and felt like those prepared me a lot better. Ended up passing in 85 questions. Not a terrible app. I will probably use the RN one when the time comes again but I would not recommend the paid subscription version just go check out a book.

This app is awesome! I used only this app to study for my PN NCLEX and I passed the first try. The questions and rationales are superb, all I did was consistently do questions, while at home, at work, in the grocery store lines, while waiting at the dentist, anywhere I could pull my phone out to study I did and it def paid off. No matter what you get wrong keep studying over and over, it helps a great deal in understanding what NCLEX questions are asking when it comes to “the most correct answer”. 5 stars to this app and you can keep the app indefinitely, I use it to help with lab values and terminology amongst other things when I want to brush up on some knowledge while at work or just because.

I got to give credit when it’s due! This is the only thing I used to study for my NCLEX (I didn’t use no books or nothing else) im always on my phone so it was the only thing that really caught my attention. I’m not telling you guys to be like me but I’m a huge procrastinator and leave everything for last minute, literally got this app 10 days before my exam, and studied about 5 hours a day as much as I could, redid flagged questions over and over again. Questions were very similar to the NCLEX. Needless to say I passed with 100 questions!