The NCLEX-RN has a two-step registration process. To avoid delays between your completion of training and taking the NCLEX-RN, learn what they are here.

So you have completed all the nursing school requirements and you are ready to take your NCLEX-RN exam. Now is the time to learn when test dates are available.

As you prepare for the NCLEX-RN, you will need to be cognizant of how long you have to complete the entire exam. Click this post to find out more.

When caring for patients, you will frequently be required to calculate strict intake and output data. Learn how here and ace this section on the NCLEX-RN!

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Test anxiety can cause one to believe the many rumors that are spread around regarding the NCLEX-RN exam. This article puts some of the rumors to rest.

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Your NCLEX test day is almost here. What should you do the week before NCLEX? If you are taking the test this week, read this first!

In order to use Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to assist you in correctly answering questions on your NCLEX-RN exam, you must first have a good understanding of each level. Physiological Needs In order to survive an individual’s physiological needs must be met, therefore making these the highest priority. Examples of physiological needs are water, food, […]

Once you have learned the basics of the Adult CPR Guidelines, learning the few minor differences for infants is easy and only takes a few moments. Having a strong foundation by learning the basics is essential. I will focus on the key differences between the adult and child guidelines. An infant is a child under […]