NCLEX-PN®
practice questions.
LPN and LVN boards, on your schedule. Practice the exact test plan you're sitting for.
The NCLEX-PN® is its own exam with its own blueprint, built around the practical nurse scope of practice. StudyWithLily gives you adaptive NCLEX-PN® practice questions aligned to the 2026 PN test plan, with instant rationales after every answer so you learn as you go.
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A nurse is working as a volunteer at a community emergency shelter following a major hurricane. Forty-eight hours after the storm, a 67-year-old male arrives at the shelter reporting he has been without power, running water, or food since the hurricane made landfall. He is diaphoretic, confused, and his skin is warm and dry. His temperature is 39.8°C (103.6°F), blood pressure is 98/60 mmHg, and heart rate is 118 beats/min. Bystanders report he was found outside near debris earlier in the day. Which nursing interventions are appropriate for this client at this time?
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How LPN NCLEX prep
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Practice questions built for the PN blueprint
Every session pulls from NCLEX-PN®-style questions weighted toward Coordinated Care, Safety, and the practical nurse scope. Pick a topic or let Lily focus on your weakest areas.
Get instant rationales after every question
Each rationale explains why the right answer works and why each wrong option does not. Difficulty adjusts in real time based on how you answer, so you're always practicing at the right level.
Track your NCLEX-PN® study plan by topic
See your mastery across every client-needs category. Lily highlights the topics you keep missing and drills them harder until you're confident going into test day.
What makes the
NCLEX-PN® different.
The practical nurse exam is not a shorter RN exam. It has its own 2026 blueprint. Here is what StudyWithLily practices differently.
Coordinated Care leads the blueprint
The NCLEX-PN® puts more weight on Coordinated Care than the RN exam. You practice the LPN/LVN version of delegation, supervision, and care coordination, where you receive direction and reinforce the plan of care rather than lead it.
Built around the practical nurse scope
PN questions center on data collection, reinforcing teaching, and assisting with the care plan under RN or provider direction. StudyWithLily frames scenarios the way the 2026 PN test plan does, not the RN way.
Same Next Gen question formats
The NCLEX-PN® uses the same Next Gen formats as the RN exam: SBA (single best answer), SATA (select all that apply), BowTie, and Unfolding Case Studies. You practice every one, so nothing on test day is a surprise.
NCLEX-PN® questions.
Is the NCLEX-PN® different from the NCLEX-RN®?
Yes. The NCLEX-PN® is a separate exam for practical and vocational nurses, built on its own 2026 test plan. It puts more weight on Coordinated Care and frames scenarios around the LPN/LVN scope of practice: data collection, reinforcing the care plan, and working under RN or provider direction rather than leading care. Both exams use the same Next Gen question formats, so the SBA, SATA, BowTie, and Case Study practice on StudyWithLily prepares you either way.
Does StudyWithLily cover the 2026 NCLEX-PN® test plan?
Yes. StudyWithLily is built on the official 2026 NCLEX-PN® test plan structure. Practice is organized by the same client-needs categories the exam uses, weighted toward Coordinated Care the way the PN blueprint is, and it includes every Next Gen question format.
Is StudyWithLily free for NCLEX-PN® prep?
You can start free with no credit card. The free tier gives you 5 practice questions a day with adaptive difficulty, instant rationales, and all Next Gen question formats. Full Access is $9.99/month for unlimited practice, compared with roughly $59/month for UWorld and $249+ for Kaplan. Cancel anytime.
Does this work for LVN students too?
Yes. LVN (licensed vocational nurse) is the same license as LPN in California and Texas, and both sit for the NCLEX-PN®. Everything on StudyWithLily is built for that exam, so LVN students practice the exact same blueprint.
What question types are on the NCLEX-PN®?
The NCLEX-PN® uses the Next Gen formats: SBA (single best answer), SATA (select all that apply), BowTie, and Unfolding Case Studies. StudyWithLily rotates all of them into your sessions based on your difficulty level and the topic you're studying.
How is this different from UWorld or Kaplan for LPN students?
UWorld and Kaplan are question banks. StudyWithLily costs $9.99/month, adapts to your performance in real time, and also includes Coursework Mode, so you can upload your own LPN or LVN program notes and practice from the material your instructor is actually testing. You study for your class exams and your boards at the same time.
I'm bridging from LPN to RN. Should I use this page?
If you're sitting for the NCLEX-PN®, this is the right page. If you're in an LPN-to-RN bridge program and preparing for the NCLEX-RN®, head to our LPN-to-RN bridge page instead, which focuses on the RN-level clinical judgment the RN exam tests.
Bridging to RN?
Already an LPN or LVN and heading toward your RN license? Your boards change to the NCLEX-RN®. Here is where to go next.
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