RN Anywhere

For internationally educated nurses

One pass. Every destination.

Practise for the licensing exam of the country you want to work in. Every explanation is reviewed by a registered nurse. Change your destination any time and keep your progress.

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Android app coming soon. Free plan: 10 new questions every day.

Who it is for

Nurses trained outside the country they plan to work in, especially nurses from the Philippines and India, including those already working in the Gulf.

Practise for NCLEX-RN (United States and Canada) and theUAE nursing exam (DHA, DOH or MOHAP). Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom are coming next.

How it works

  1. Choose your destination. We set the exam, units and drug names for you.
  2. Practise every day. A short daily set focuses on your weakest topics.
  3. Learn from mistakes. Wrong answers come back as flashcards until you know them.

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PrioritizationUS and Canada

The nurse receives report on four clients. Which client should the nurse see first?

  1. AA client one day after abdominal surgery who reports pain of 6 on a 0 to 10 scale.
  2. BA client with COPD whose oxygen saturation is 90% on 2 L/min of oxygen.
  3. CA client with type 1 diabetes who is newly confused, with a blood glucose of 48 mg/dL.
  4. DA client who is waiting for discharge teaching.
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Answer: C. New confusion with a blood glucose of 48 mg/dL is hypoglycaemia affecting the brain. It can progress to seizure or loss of consciousness within minutes, and it is quickly reversible, so this client is the priority.

  • A: Pain of 6 one day after abdominal surgery is expected and needs attention, but it is not immediately life-threatening.
  • B: An oxygen saturation of 90% is often an acceptable target for a client with COPD on low-flow oxygen.
  • D: Discharge teaching is important but can wait until unstable clients are seen.

PrioritizationUAE

The nurse receives report on four clients. Which client should the nurse see first?

  1. AA client one day after abdominal surgery who reports pain of 6 on a 0 to 10 scale.
  2. BA client with COPD whose oxygen saturation is 90% on 2 L/min of oxygen.
  3. CA client with type 1 diabetes who is newly confused, with a blood glucose of 2.7 mmol/L.
  4. DA client who is waiting for discharge teaching.
Show answer and explanation

Answer: C. New confusion with a blood glucose of 2.7 mmol/L is hypoglycaemia affecting the brain. It can progress to seizure or loss of consciousness within minutes, and it is quickly reversible, so this client is the priority.

  • A: Pain of 6 one day after abdominal surgery is expected and needs attention, but it is not immediately life-threatening.
  • B: An oxygen saturation of 90% is often an acceptable target for a client with COPD on low-flow oxygen.
  • D: Discharge teaching is important but can wait until unstable clients are seen.

Sample question for illustration. Same question, same answer, with units and drug names for each destination.

Passes

One-time payment through Google Play. No subscription, no auto-renewal. Prices in US dollars; Google Play shows your local price.

  • Gulf and UK

    $7 / 30 days

    UAE exam now. Saudi Arabia and UK when they open.

    I'd pick this

  • Gulf and UK

    $15 / 90 days

    UAE exam now. Saudi Arabia and UK when they open.

    I'd pick this

  • All destinations

    $29 / 90 days

    Everything in Gulf and UK, plus NCLEX-RN practice for the US and Canada.

    I'd pick this

  • NCLEX-RN

    $12 / 30 days

    NCLEX-RN practice for the US and Canada.

    I'd pick this

Prices may change before launch. The free plan stays: 10 new questions a day with written explanations.

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