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LPN/LVN · 12-18 months

NCLEX® Prep for
LPN/LVN Students

Practice from LPN/LVN course materials and the PN test plan.

Practical and vocational nursing programs cover fundamentals, pharmacology, and clinical practice before the NCLEX-PN®. Use Coursework Mode for class materials and NCLEX® Mode for practice organized around the 2026 PN test plan.

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Vol. 01 · Why It Works

Why LPN/LVN students
use StudyWithLily

Practice the practical nurse scope

PN questions focus on data collection, reinforcing teaching, monitoring, and assisting with the care plan under direction.

Your class notes become your question bank

Upload your lecture slides, study guides, or syllabus. Lily builds practice questions from those materials, connecting class prep and boards prep in one workflow.

Boards prep built on the PN plan

Coordinated Care, Pharmacological Therapies, and every other PN Client Needs category. Every core Next Gen format (BowTie and Case Studies with Full Access), aligned to the 2026 PN test plan.

Vol. 02 · Your Study Path

Your LPN/LVN study path

Here's how LPN/LVN students get the most out of StudyWithLily across their 12-18 months program.

  1. Months 1-4

    Coursework Practice

    Fundamentals, A&P, and basic care. Upload your materials and build the active-recall habit early. Everything you master here counts toward boards.

  2. Mid-program

    Both

    Pharm and med-surg basics. Practice from your class material for exams, and start light NCLEX-PN® practice for early boards exposure.

  3. Final stretch

    NCLEX® Practice

    Use adaptive NCLEX-PN® practice, timed sessions, rationales, and topic results for final review.

Vol. 03 · Try It

Try a few questions

These are real NCLEX®-style questions with instant rationales. This is what practice looks like on StudyWithLily.

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json">">value">is used="Verbat">A 32-year-oldman is being seen in an outpatient orthopedic clinic 6 wepost-arthroscopyy for ailored knee mobility. She uses a wheelchair for transportation and requports left-knee pain rated 7/10, aggravated by transfers to and from the exam table. The order reads: 'Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) 2 mg IV push every 4 hours PRN for moderate to severe pain, ordered by Dr. Nguy, today at 0900.' The RN pulls 2 mg from the automated dispensing cabinet but the client's pain has decreased to 3/10 after repositioning, so only 1 mg is given. What should the RN do with the remaining 1 mg?

Tap your answer

Vol. 04 · Questions

Questions from
LPN/LVN students

When should LPN/LVN students start NCLEX-PN® prep?

Use Coursework practice when classes begin. Add dedicated NCLEX-PN® practice according to your program's boards-review schedule.

Is the NCLEX-PN® easier than the NCLEX-RN®?

It's different, not easier. The NCLEX-PN® tests the practical nurse scope: data collection, reinforcing teaching, and assisting with the care plan under direction. Study With Lily frames questions the PN way, aligned to the 2026 PN test plan.

Does Study With Lily cover the PN Client Needs categories?

Yes. Practice spans all 8 PN categories, including the two with PN-specific names: Coordinated Care and Pharmacological Therapies. Free practice includes SBA, SATA, Matrix, and Drop-Down Cloze, and Full Access adds unlimited NGN questions (BowTie and Unfolding Case Studies).

I'm an LVN student in California or Texas. Is my exam different?

No. LVN is the title California and Texas use for the same license. You take the same NCLEX-PN® as LPN students in every other state, and the same practice applies.

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