NCLEX–RN exam
- Foreign Nurse to get a LPN/RN License must pass NCLEX LPN/RN (National Council Licensure Examination Test)
- This NCLEX LPN/RN test is a comprehensive computer based test designed to measure skills and knowledge in relation to the demands of the job
- You should allow up to six hours to take the test, although it may not necessarily be that long
- The NCLEX LPN/RN test is given in computer adaptive format:
- the next question you receive will depend on the answer you gave before.
- correct answers will mean questions at a higher skill level, while wrong answers will mean going back to a lower level
- those, doing well right off the bat will have to answer fewer question, as they've demonstrated by their answers a mastery of the basics.
- the software will keep providing new questions until satisfactory competency, or the lack of it, is demonstrated.
- test takers will answer between 75 and 265 questions.
- Subjects covered include:
- Safe Effective Care Environment-coordinated care and safety and infection control;
- Health Promotion and Maintenance
- Psychosocial Integrity
- Physiological Integrity-basic care and comfort
- Pharmacological therapies
- Reduction of risk potential
- Physiological adaptation
- The results of your NCLEX LPN/RN test are only reported as either pass or fail. It's a difficult and challenging test, but if you've obtained an RN degree, there's no reason that with solid preparation you can't pass the NCLEX LPN/RN exam.