cueprepone lecture, four study tools
turn your passive audio lectures into study materials.
just playing a lecture is the worst way to study it. actively recalling what's in it is the best. so every one you add becomes four tools that make you recall it cold.
know exactly how cooked you are.
a live score on all 8 Client Needs, weighted the way the NCLEX-PN test plan weighs them. so Coordinated Care counts for what it's worth on test day, and you stop restudying what you already know 📈
one honest number with a confidence band, not a vanity score.
Readiness by Client Need
bestie, reduction of risk is NOT giving right now. we're fixing it.
yes. next gen too.
the PN exam went next gen. select-all, matrix, dropdowns, bow-ties and unfolding case studies are all in the bank, so none of them is a first on test day.
Pick the action to take and the two parameters to monitor.
action
most likely
monitor (2)
Which findings suggest hypoxia? Select all that apply.
Mark each finding expected or unexpected after surgery.
Tap each dropdown to complete the rationale.
The client is most likely experiencing as evidenced by , treated by .
Wed, Aug 5 · today
40 questions · ≈1h 40m
your day-by-day plan
a plan dated to your exam.
it starts from what you want to study from, where you're weakest, how many minutes a day you've got, and your test date. change any one and it re-cuts 🗓️
questions? we got you.
is this just RN prep with PN on it?
No. Every question in the PN bank was checked against the LPN/LVN scope of practice. Ones that hinge on RN-only decisions were cut or rewritten, and your readiness score uses the NCLEX-PN test plan's own weights.
what’s the readiness score?
A live estimate of how ready you are on each of the 8 Client Needs the NCLEX-PN samples, from Coordinated Care to Physiological Adaptation. It updates as you drill, so your time goes to the areas holding your score down.
what do i get?
A question bank in the exam’s formats, next gen included, the readiness score, and a study plan dated to your exam. Plus your own materials: add a lecture recording, a YouTube video or a PDF, and it comes back as a study guide, a cheat sheet and a quiz.
i didn’t pass last time. can this help?
Yes. Add your Candidate Performance Report when you set up. Your readiness starts from the areas it marked below the passing standard, so your first questions go straight there.
when should i start?
Ideally during your last term of your PN program, or 2-3 months before your exam date. Fewer weeks still works: the readiness score keeps each one on your weakest areas.
how much time per day?
You pick. Choose one of three paces and the plan sizes each day to it.