Testing in September 2026? You're studying the question patterns the current NCSBN test plan is built around.
Year 2 · Semester 1

Pharmacology

Pharmacology is 13–19% of the NCLEX and usually the hardest course in nursing school. These pharmacology nursing notes, drug-class flashcards and NCLEX-style practice questions teach the pattern instead of brute memorization.

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What your Pharmacology exams test

Suffix-to-class recognition (-olol, -pril, -statin, -azole)

High-alert medications: insulin, heparin, opioids, potassium

Therapeutic ranges and toxicity signs (digoxin, lithium, vanc)

Rights of medication administration and error prevention

Testing in September 2026?

The real 2026 NCLEX-RN exam questions — collected from recently completed exams.

This one-time $29 bundle is the real question pack — questions reported by candidates who just completed the 2026 NCLEX-RN, verified against the current test plan — full coverage of every Client Needs category and Next-Gen item type, focused on the concepts tested most often. Answers, full rationales, and study guidance on every question. It is separate from the $19/month Pro study dashboard. Pro members get the same bank inside a personalized dashboard for $19/mo.

Students testing in September 2026 tell us this pack is what made test day feel familiar — same question styles, same reasoning patterns, worked through before they sat down.

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Study modules for this course

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Cardiovascular

Heart Failure

HFrEF vs HFpEF, left vs right, and the GDMT bundle.

5 practice questions with rationales

Cardiovascular

MI & Acute Coronary Syndrome

STEMI vs NSTEMI, MONA-BASH, and door-to-balloon priorities.

5 practice questions with rationales

Cardiovascular

Dysrhythmias & ACLS Rhythms

Shockable vs unshockable — recognize and respond.

5 practice questions with rationales

Neurologic

Seizures & Status Epilepticus

Safety first, meds second, teaching last.

5 practice questions with rationales

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