Practice Test

This 15-item practice exam is all about Hematologic disorders in Pediatric Nursing. It includes questions about the structure and function hematologic system, anemia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, and more.

If you want to extend your learning about Pediatric Nursing, this 15-item NCLEX style examination will help you boost your knowledge about the musculoskeletal and neuromuscular disorders during infancy into childhood and adolescence.

Typical growth and development during infancy into childhood and adolescence entails the action of various hormones, determined by an individual child’s genetic make-up and their environment. This 15-item NCLEX style questionnaire will test your understanding regarding the endocrine disorders in Pediatric Nursing.

This nursing exam covers the neurologic and cognitive disorders among infants, children, and the main role of pediatric nurses.

To provide quality care for your patients, you need this 15-item NCLEX style questionnaire that will also challenge your knowledge about Pediatric Nursing.

This nursing exam covers the gastrointestinal disorders among infants, children, and the main role of pediatric nurses. Get that perfect score in your NCLEX with this questionnaire.

This nursing exam covers the respiratory disorders among babies, infants, and children, and the main role of pediatric nurses. Test your knowledge with this 15-item exam. Get that perfect score in your NCLEX with this questionnaire.

The cardiovascular system, rheumatic fever, heart failure, Kawasaki disease, congenital heart defects, and the anatomy and physiology of the heart are included in this 15-item quiz. Test your knowledge with this challenging nursing exam to ace your NCLEX!

From handwashing techniques to client isolation, infection control covers topics of disease prevention, transmission, and management. Take this part three of the practice test about safety and infection control.

Take this 20-item examination that will review and challenge your knowledge about emergency nursing! Feel the rush and raucousness (not guaranteed) of the ER department in these questions that will absolutely traumatize you.