How to review for the PNLE.

The five tests

• Nursing Practice I

  Community Health Nursing

  Families, population groups and the community: primary health care, DOH programs, epidemiology and health laws.

• Nursing Practice II

  Mother, Child and Adolescent

  Pregnancy, labor, the postpartum period and the newborn, growth and development, and the sick child.

• Nursing Practice III

  Medical-Surgical, Part 1

  Oxygenation, fluids and electrolytes, infection and immunity, and cancer care.

• Nursing Practice IV

  Medical-Surgical, Part 2

  Nutrition and the gut, metabolism and the endocrine glands, and the brain, nerves and senses.

• Nursing Practice V

  Medical-Surgical, Part 3

  Psychiatric nursing, life-threatening and multi-organ problems, and emergencies.

• Across all five Nursing Practice areas

  In every test

  Fundamentals, pharmacology, leadership and management, research, and nursing ethics and law.

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How to plan your review

1. 1

   Find your weak areas first. Answer a short set from each of the five tests before you plan anything.

2. 2

   Cover every area, weakest first. Put each topic on a calendar that leaves the last weeks for full practice tests.

3. 3

   Practice every day and read every rationale. Read why each wrong choice is wrong, even on the questions you got right.

4. 4

   Go back to what you missed. Redo missed questions a few days later until you get them right without help.

5. 5

   Take full timed practice tests. 100 items per test under the clock, then review every miss.

What a good PNLE reviewer has

• An explanation for every choice, not only the answer key
• All five tests, matched to the official topic list
• Board-style items: situations and select-all-that-apply
• Philippine context: DOH programs and Philippine laws
• Full-length timed practice tests
• Missed questions that come back until you get them right
• Short illustrated summaries for quick review
• Progress you can see by topic and by test

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Free questions by topic

• Community Health NursingNursing Practice I
• Communicable Disease NursingNursing Practice I
• Maternal and Obstetric NursingNursing Practice II
• Pediatric NursingNursing Practice II
• Perioperative NursingNursing Practice III
• Respiratory NursingNursing Practice III
• Cardiovascular NursingNursing Practice III
• Fluids, Electrolytes and Renal NursingNursing Practice III
• Oncology NursingNursing Practice III
• Gastrointestinal NursingNursing Practice IV
• Endocrine NursingNursing Practice IV
• Neurologic NursingNursing Practice IV
• Psychiatric NursingNursing Practice V
• Critical Care NursingNursing Practice V
• PharmacologyAcross all five Nursing Practice areas
• Fundamentals of NursingAcross all five Nursing Practice areas
• Leadership, Management and ResearchAcross all five Nursing Practice areas