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The real 2026 NCLEX-RN exam questions — collected from recently completed exams.
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Heart Anatomy & Electrical Conduction
Chambers, valves, and the SA → AV → Purkinje pathway explained clearly.
Heart Failure
HFrEF vs HFpEF, left vs right, and the GDMT bundle.
MI & Acute Coronary Syndrome
STEMI vs NSTEMI, MONA-BASH, and door-to-balloon priorities.
Dysrhythmias & ACLS Rhythms
Shockable vs unshockable — recognize and respond.
Lung Anatomy & Gas Exchange
From trachea to alveolus — where oxygen meets blood.
COPD
Air trapping, low-flow O₂, and the 'pink puffer / blue bloater'.
Pneumonia
Consolidation, cultures before antibiotics, aspiration prevention.
ARDS
Refractory hypoxemia, low tidal volume, prone positioning.
Kidney Anatomy & the Nephron
Filter, reabsorb, secrete — where meds and electrolytes are managed.
AKI vs CKD
Prerenal / intrarenal / postrenal, and the CKD complication cascade.
Fluid & Electrolytes
Na, K, Ca, Mg — symptoms, safe ranges, and priority interventions.
Brain Regions & Cranial Nerves
Lobes, brainstem, and how to remember the 12 CNs.
Stroke (CVA)
Ischemic vs hemorrhagic — time is brain.
Increased Intracranial Pressure
Cushing's triad, herniation risk, and what to do first.
Seizures & Status Epilepticus
Safety first, meds second, teaching last.
GI Anatomy & Digestion
Mouth → anus and the accessory organs that make it work.
DKA vs HHS
Fluids first, then insulin — never insulin alone.
Cirrhosis & Liver Failure
Ammonia, ascites, and bleeding varices.
Delegation & Prioritization
5 rights of delegation and the ABC / Maslow / safety hierarchy.
Infection Control & Isolation
Standard, contact, droplet, airborne — the right PPE saves lives.
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