Fundamentals of Nursing Test Banks

Yes. Fundamentals banks mix standard multiple-choice items with select-all-that-apply and priority questions, and some books add ordering items, because this is where programs begin teaching NCLEX-style reasoning. The mix varies by textbook and edition. Treat each SATA option as its own true-or-false statement, then read the rationale for every option you chose or rejected.

Some, depending on the book. Fundamentals texts introduce medication administration, the rights of safe administration, routes and basic dose calculation, and the bank follows that chapter. If your program gives a separate dosage calculation exam, you'll need more drill than one chapter offers, and our pharmacology category goes further.

LPN/LVN programs often use Timby's Fundamental Nursing Skills and Concepts or DeWit's Fundamental Concepts and Skills for Nursing, while BSN and ADN programs more often assign Potter and Perry, Taylor, or Yoost and Crawford. Your syllabus or bookstore listing names the exact edition, and the ISBN on our product page should match it.

Yes, from the knowledge side. Expect items on hand hygiene, standard and transmission-based precautions, the order for putting on and removing PPE, setting up a sterile field, and spotting a break in sterile technique. If your program uses a separate skills text, Perry's Clinical Nursing Skills and Techniques, 8th edition, is in this category too.