NurseThink NCLEX Quizzing App 8.2.6

Experience the NurseThink® NCLEX Quizzing app for free! Download now to access sample content and get a taste of the comprehensive clinical judgment-based questions that will help you develop and practice your clinical judgment skills.

With over 1,200 essential clinical-based questions, NurseThink® NCLEX Quizzing is designed to prepare you for the NCLEX® exam. The questions in this app will challenge your critical thinking abilities and provide in-depth rationales for both correct and incorrect answers, allowing you to consistently apply high-level thinking. The app also introduces the NurseThink® strategies of THIN Thinking and Prioritization Power, helping you make clinical judgment a habit in your nursing practice. Not only will these questions enhance your test-taking skills, but they will also help you identify your individual areas of improvement when it comes to preparing for the NCLEX®. Additionally, three NCLEX® readiness quizzes are included to further assess your readiness to take the exam.

Key Features:

• Clinical judgment questions with a focus on the new NCLEX®.
• Create custom quizzes based on five categories: Concept, Specialty Focus, Body System, NCLEX® Client Needs, or Nursing Process.
• Comprehensive rationales to help you understand clinical judgment.
• Three NCLEX readiness quizzes with study recommendations based on performance.

Please note that access to all content and future updates requires a yearly auto-renewing subscription, priced at $9.99. Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account upon confirmation of purchase. You can manage your subscription and disable auto-renewal at any time by going to your device's Settings and tapping "iTunes & App Store". If you have any questions or comments, feel free to contact us via email at [email protected] or by calling 508-299-30000.

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Authors: Tim J. Bristol, Judith W. Herrman, Winsome Stephenson, & Karin J. Sherrill