SynkMind™NCLEX-PN
NCLEX-PN · one course, the whole exam

Scope, safety, and what to report. Learn to think like the exam.

The NCLEX-PN asks what a practical nurse does — collect the data, reinforce the teaching, keep the client safe, and know exactly what goes to the RN. Every lecture, practice form and NGN case study here is built on the 2026 PN test plan and its eight Client Needs categories.

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6mock exams
3,390original questions
18narrated lectures
116sections, each with its own check
The test plan, by Client Needsexample scores · yours replace them
Coordinated Care21%70%
Safety & Infection Control13%79%
Health Promotion9%66%
Psychosocial Integrity12%73%
Basic Care & Comfort10%81%
Pharmacological Therapies13%59%
Reduction of Risk12%64%
Physiological Adaptation10%68%
Weights are the midpoints of NCSBN’s 2026 PN test plan (effective 1 April 2026). Weak Spots drills the red ones.
Axon · live
“Potassium 3.0 and new leg weakness on furosemide. What do you report to the RN — and what do you hold until you do?”
on the boardon the bodyquiz me
Original, by constructionEvery item written to the NCLEX-PN outline, never lifted from a published form.
Checked blindA second AI model answers each item without seeing the key; an item it answers differently is fixed or dropped.
Openly licensed anatomyMale and female bodies from CC BY sources, credited on every screen.
Free for a day, no cardEverything open on day one. Keep it from $49 a month.
Eight Client Needs, one judgment model

Every question tagged to its Client Needs category. Your score on each one.

The NCLEX-PN is adaptive — 85 to 150 questions, pass or fail. Here every item carries its Client Needs category, Coordinated Care included, so your analytics show which category is holding you back, and the 36 NGN case studies show which of the six clinical-judgment steps is.

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Mock exams

Six full-length mocks, built to the real paper’s outline.

The real exam is adaptive: 85 to 150 questions in up to five hours, with Next Generation case studies built in. Our two Gauntlet forms are a maximum-length sitting, and 36 NGN case studies give you the bow-tie, matrix, drop-down and drag-to-order items scored the way NCSBN scores them. Every item is original and board-style, weighted across Client Needs categories the way the exam is — so a score here means something about the score there. 3,390 questions in all, counted once.

  • Timed, full length, with the clock the exam uses — or tutor mode, explaining as you go
  • Your own filters by topic and difficulty, and a form of only what you got wrong
  • Every explanation carries the key facts and the pitfalls, not just the answer
Mock 5100 items · timed
Sitting 164%
Sitting 264/100
Reviewwrong only
Resume sitting 2
Mock 6100 items · timed
Timedfull length
Tutorexplain as you go
Filteredyour weak areas
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Axon Live

A tutor you talk to. Out loud, on a board, on the body.

Say what you are stuck on. Axon teaches the section in the voice of the practical-nurse licensure exam (NCLEX-PN), draws the reasoning on a whiteboard as it speaks, and when the point has a place in the body it rings the structure on the 3D model and asks you to tap it. It knows your syllabus, your weak spots and where you left off.

  • Five modes: Teach me, Quiz me, I’ll listen, Why I missed it and Cram
  • Fifteen free minutes to meet it; top up in packs from 15 minutes after that
  • Every session leaves a recap you can reopen
Axon · live
“Your client on furosemide has a potassium of 3.0 and new leg weakness. What is inside your scope to do right now, what goes to the RN, and in what order?”
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The Body

A male and a female body you can turn, peel and quiz.

Every system a switch, every structure a name, a definition and a door to Axon. The heart beats, the lungs breathe. Peel from skin to muscle to organs to bone, paint your own scores onto it to see where you are weak, and let Find-it quiz you by tap. Open it from a lecture and it shows what that section names; open it from any explanation and it takes you to the structure the question was about.

  • Two reference bodies, openly licensed and credited
  • Labels, x-ray, isolate, your heat map, keyboard — built for a study hall, not a showroom
  • On your phone too: it folds to a sheet
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Lectures & the dictionary

18 lectures, read to you, with a dictionary on every word.

116 sections, every one narrated with read-along highlighting so a commute counts, and every one closed by its own knowledge check. Select any term on any page and Define opens a one-line meaning, why it matters and what it connects to — written once, for this exam.

  • Simplify, Explain-it-back and See-it-in-practice on every section
  • Questions built from the section you just read
  • Study offline: download mocks and lectures for the flight
NarratedEvery section, read-along, resumes where you stopped.
DefineSelect a word · one line · why it matters.
OfflinePacks of mocks and lectures, no signal needed.
FlashcardsSpaced repetition tuned to your exam date.
The plan that reschedules itself

A plan built from your week, not your good intentions.

Tell it your exam date and your week — or hand it a screenshot of your timetable. It schedules sections by the minutes they take, gives every lecture seven spaced looks, moves what you missed, tells you what changed and why, and the Today screen names the one thing to do first.

  • Weak Spots: your true topic scores, settled from every attempt
  • Smart Practice: spaced repetition on the questions you missed
  • Learn · Test · Rehearse — three verbs, and a reason on every row
TodayReadiness-led: what to do first, and why.
Weak SpotsSettled from every answer, not one quiz.
Knowledge MapA force-directed map of your mastery.
Weekly LeagueRanked on questions answered, not streaks.
Analytics

Know your number before the exam does.

Every sitting lands on a trajectory against the passing standard. Areas are ranked, an exam coach reads the chart with you, and the same numbers drive the plan — so what you see is what the product acts on.

  • Score trajectory, by sitting and by day
  • Content-area breakdowns with the standard drawn on
  • An AI coach that explains the chart in plain words
Trajectory · pass line
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Everything inside · 49 features

The whole list. Nothing held back for a higher tier.

Every plan includes every feature this exam supports. This is all of it — the surfaces a student meets, in the order they meet them.

LearnMeet the material, and go back over it while it is fresh.
Narrated lectures with read-alongEvery section read aloud in a real voice, the page following the audio, so a commute counts.
Define — a dictionary on every wordSelect any term on any page: one line, why it matters, what it connects to — in the register of your exam.
Mind map of every lectureThe whole lecture as one map you can open, fold and export as .xmind.
Simplify · Explain it back · See it in practiceThree buttons on every section: a plainer version, a check that you can say it back, and the clinic.
Figures, tables and question visualsCharts drawn to the data, diagrams that inherit the theme and print properly.
AxonA tutor you talk to. It knows your syllabus and where you left off.
Axon Live — a voice tutorSpeak to it out loud. It teaches the section, draws on a whiteboard as it talks, and never interrupts you.
Five modesTeach me, Quiz me, I’ll listen, Why I missed it and Cram — and a recap of every session you can reopen.
Axon on the bodyWhen the point has a place, it rings the structure on the 3D body and asks you to tap it.
Axon on every questionAsk why the answer is what it is, in text, inside every explanation.
Axon knows your planIt opens on today’s section and takes the plan’s verb — learn, test or rehearse.
Speaks your languageSessions and study guides in the language you choose.
The BodyMale and female. Beating, breathing, yours to peel and quiz.
Two 3D bodies, openly licensedEvery system a switch, every structure a name, a definition and a door to Axon.
It beats and breathesA heart at 68, lungs at 14, arteries pulsing a beat behind.
Skin · Muscle · Organs · BonesPeel a layer at a time; x-ray sees through skin and muscle to what is inside.
Your scores, painted on the bodyRed where you are weak, green where you are strong, from every answer you have given.
Find itTap the structure it names. The hover goes quiet while it is asking.
Explanations that pointEvery explanation names its structures; one tap opens the body on exactly that one.
Location flashcards“Where is the left renal artery?” — spaced repetition on anatomy, not captions.
TestBe asked, instead of re-reading. The pass that makes it stay.
Full-length mocks in the current formatBuilt to the real paper’s outline, timed with its clock, or in tutor mode explaining as you go.
Next Generation case studies36 unfolding cases with chart tabs — bow-tie, matrix, drop-down and drag-to-order items across the six clinical-judgment steps, scored the way NCSBN scores them.
A knowledge check on every sectionUp to ten questions close every section — second-order, no length tells, verified by a second model.
Medium and hard laddersThe same topic at two difficulties, so a score means what it says.
Build your own examFilter by system, discipline, topic and difficulty; sit only what you got wrong.
Timed, tutor or block modeExam day, or explanations as you go.
Sure / Not sureSay how sure you were; see where you are confidently wrong — the most expensive kind.
Generate moreFinished a section? Ask for more questions on it, or see what went wrong.
Submit an erratumA button on every question, connected to a person.
RememberSpaced, scheduled, kept.
Flashcards with a real schedulerLearning steps, per-card ease, an exam-date clamp; import your own Anki decks, image occlusion included.
Smart PracticeThe questions you missed, back at the right interval.
Daily Review and the daily fiveWhat is due today, and five questions chosen from your own year’s bank.
Seven looks at everythingEvery lecture gets seven spaced exposures before the exam; the bar shows how many it has had.
PlanBuilt from your real week, not your good intentions.
Import your timetableA screenshot or a calendar link; the plan books study around class, clinic and work.
It reschedules itselfMiss a day and the work is carried forward; nothing is dropped until it cannot fit before the exam.
Learn · Test · RehearseThree verbs, a reason on every row, and a card that says what changed since you last looked.
TodayA readiness-led home: the one thing to do first, and why.
A study timer that knows your planThe list is your plan; the timer rides on every page.
Your plan in your calendarSubscribe to it as an .ics feed; it re-syncs nightly.
Know yourselfYour number, before the exam has it.
Trajectory against the pass lineEvery sitting on one chart, with the standard drawn on.
Weak SpotsYour true topic scores, settled from every answer everywhere in the product — then drilled.
Knowledge MapA living, force-directed map of what you know and what it connects to.
Mistake DNA and readinessWhy you get things wrong, not just which; a readiness read that renormalises as you go.
An AI coach on the chartReads your analytics with you in plain words.
Weekly leagueRanked on questions answered, not on streaks or scores.
EverywhereOne account, every device, no signal needed.
Offline packsDownload forms and lectures for the flight.
Progress on the serverSign in anywhere and it is all there; two devices per account.
Nudges that know your planPush and email: today’s plan, your streak, the countdown — never spam.
Phone-firstAdd it to your home screen; the body folds to a sheet.
Light and darkEvery page, both ways.
Access codesA code from your school or program opens a product without a subscription.
Why it is honest

Nothing here was copied. We say so because it matters.

Question banks in this field have a habit of leaking. Ours cannot: every item is authored to the public content outline, checked by a second AI model that never sees the key, and fixed or dropped if the two disagree. The number on this page is the count after every duplicate is removed — never the sum of the pools.

3,390original questions, counted once
6full-length mocks in the shape of the paper
18narrated lectures, 116 sections, a check on each
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