# NurseLingo > NurseLingo is a nursing school and NCLEX study app for iPhone and iPad, iOS 17 or later, made by a licensed RN. It has 600+ NCLEX-style practice questions with rationales, 700+ flashcards that rotate on the lock screen, 70+ study podcasts, 50 printable cheat sheets and Professor Lingo, a study guide you can ask in your own words. Free to download; Premium is $6.99/month, $49.99/year (3-day free trial on the annual plan) or $69.99 lifetime. On Android, the free NurseLingo app on Google Play has 750+ study cards across 37 decks (including NCLEX quick-check question decks, NCLEX rules and TEAS prep), study reminders and a home-screen widget; the multiple-choice practice bank with rationales, podcasts and Professor Lingo are on iPhone and iPad. Key facts: - App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nurselingo-nclex-vocabulary/id6794410412 - Google Play (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.piercepaul.nurselingo - No account and no ads in the app; study progress stays on the device. - Free tier: the lock-screen widget and sticky note, flashcards and Quick Review, 3 starter decks. - Practice questions on this website are approved by a licensed RN and checked against open nursing textbooks (mostly OpenStax). - NurseLingo is not affiliated with NCSBN. NCLEX facts on this site cite NCSBN, nclex.com and Pearson VUE documents. ## NCLEX guides - [NCLEX 2026: format, test plan, scoring, pass rates](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/): 85 to 150 items, 5 hours, 2026 test plan percentages (unchanged from 2023), passing standard, myths, with sources. - [Next Generation NCLEX question types](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/next-generation-nclex/): case studies, bowtie, matrix, cloze, highlighting, trend, SATA scoring. - [How to pass the NCLEX the first time](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/how-to-pass/): evidence-based study approach. - [Free NCLEX study plan](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/study-plan/): 4-week and 8-week schedules weighted by the official test plan, printable PDF. - [Choosing an NCLEX app](https://nurselingo.app/best-nclex-apps/): what to compare, with prices from official pages. ## Free NCLEX practice questions (answers and rationales) - [Mixed NCLEX practice](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/) - [Select all that apply (SATA)](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/sata/) - [Prioritization and Delegation](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/prioritization-delegation/) - [Pharmacology](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/pharmacology/) - [Lab Values](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/lab-values/) - [Fluids and Electrolytes](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/fluids-electrolytes/) - [ABG Interpretation](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/abg/) - [Cardiac](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/cardiac/) - [Endocrine](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/endocrine/) - [Med-Surg](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/med-surg/) - [OB and Maternity](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/maternity/) - [Pediatrics](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/pediatrics/) - [Mental Health](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/mental-health/) - [Fundamentals and Assessment](https://nurselingo.app/nclex/practice-questions/fundamentals/) - [TEAS practice questions](https://nurselingo.app/teas-practice-questions/) ## Cheat sheets - [IV fluids cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/iv-fluids/): Free IV fluids cheat sheet for nursing students: what isotonic, hypotonic and hypertonic fluids do, when to avoid LR, fluid overload vs dehydration signs, and transfusion rules. - [Antidotes cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/antidotes/): The NCLEX antidotes on one page: digoxin, heparin, warfarin, opioids, benzodiazepines, acetaminophen, magnesium sulfate and iron, plus how you know the antidote worked. - [EKG rhythms cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/ekg-rhythms/): Every NCLEX EKG rhythm on one page: what you see on the strip and the first treatment, from sinus bradycardia to V fib, including which rhythms are shockable. - [ABG interpretation cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/abg-interpretation/): Interpret arterial blood gases in four moves with the ROME method: read the pH, match the mover, check compensation, then match the symptoms. Worked examples included. - [Drug suffixes cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/drug-suffixes/): Common drug suffixes for nursing students: -olol, -pril, -sartan, -statin, -prazole, -dipine, -parin and more, with the drug class and what to watch for. - [Lab values cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/lab-values/): NCLEX normal lab values on one page: sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, glucose, BUN, creatinine, hemoglobin, platelets, WBC, INR and pH, with why each one matters. - [Electrolyte imbalances cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/electrolytes/): High and low potassium, sodium, calcium and magnesium on one page: the key signs, the ECG changes, and the nurse's first move. - [Cranial nerves cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/cranial-nerves/): All 12 cranial nerves for nursing students: each nerve's function and how to test it at the bedside, plus a mnemonic for the order. - [Head-to-toe assessment cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/head-to-toe-assessment/): The head-to-toe nursing assessment in order: general survey, LOC, heart and lung sounds, the abdomen exception, skin, pulses, reflexes and normal findings. - [Insulin types cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/insulin-types/): Rapid, regular, NPH, glargine, degludec and premixed insulin on one page: onset, peak and duration, the mixing rule, and hypoglycemia care. - [Nursing mnemonics cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/nursing-mnemonics/): ROME, MONA, FAST, RACE, PASS, the 6 P's, MURDER, CATS, APGAR and more, with what each stands for and the exam trap it stops. - [Therapeutic drug levels cheat sheet](https://nurselingo.app/cheat-sheets/therapeutic-drug-levels/): Therapeutic and toxic levels for digoxin, lithium, phenytoin, carbamazepine, valproic acid, theophylline, gentamicin and more, with toxic signs and antidotes. ## More - [Nursing school study guide by course](https://nurselingo.app/nursing-school/) - [Free nursing video lessons](https://nurselingo.app/videos/) - [Free nursing flashcards](https://nurselingo.app/flashcards/) - [Nursing Arcade: free study games](https://nurselingo.app/arcade/) - [Podcast Studio](https://nurselingo.app/studio) - [Support](https://nurselingo.app/nurselingo/support.html) ยท [Privacy](https://nurselingo.app/nurselingo/privacy.html)