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NCLEX-RN Review

High-yield NCLEX review, organized by body system. Understand it. Don't just memorize it.

Labs & values Meds by system Priority & delegation The WHY behind it
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  • Written by Xiara Perez, BSN, RN, a nurse educator with 78 five-star reviews
  • Every fact comes with the why behind it
  • Instant PDF, study on any device

What's inside

Each chapter starts with how the body normally works, so the signs, labs and treatments make sense. You'll get quick facts for every body system, lab and medication tables, priority tips and a short why for each one.

  1. 01Labs & values
  2. 02Cardiac
  3. 03Respiratory
  4. 04Neuro
  5. 05Renal & fluids
  6. 06Endocrine
  7. 07GI
  8. 08Maternity & peds
  9. 09Priority & delegation

Who it's for

1
Testing soon
Your final high-yield pass so nothing big slips.
2
Retaking the NCLEX
Rebuild the basics with the why, not more memorizing.
3
Still in nursing school
Keep it next to your notes for exams, ATI and HESI.

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Questions

When does it come out?

October 31, 2026. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know.

Is it a printed book or a PDF?

The first edition is a PDF, so you can study on your phone, tablet or laptop.

Is it enough to pass on its own?

It's a fast, high-yield review that explains the why. Pair it with practice questions, or get the NCLEX Pass System for the full plan.

Can I get help with the parts I don't understand?

Yes. Book a 1:1 tutoring session in English or Español and we'll work through it together.

How it clicks

The same three steps behind every page of the book and every tutoring session.

1
Get the fact
Only the high-yield stuff, grouped by body system so it's easy to find.
2
Learn the why
Every fact is tied to what's happening in the body, so you can reason it out on test day.
3
Think like a nurse
Priority, delegation and safety cues show you what to do first.

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