NMC CBT practice that matches the real test.

Part A drug calculations and Part B clinical questions, timed like the real thing.

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Drug calculations catch me out.
Unlimited free calculation practice, with each step of the working shown.
I never know why I got it wrong.
Every answer comes with a short worked reason, and why each wrong option fails.

Two parts, both practised

15 in 30 min

Part A: numeracy

Doses, liquids, injections, infusions and fluid balance.

Free drug calculation practice

100 in 2 h 30

Part B: clinical

All seven platforms, plus communication and procedures.

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Try three questions

Question 1 · Part A · Oral medicines

Oral liquids

Mr Reid is prescribed morphine sulfate 2.5 mg. The morphine sulfate oral solution contains 10 mg in 5 mL.

What volume should be given? (1 mark)

Question 2 · Part A · IV infusions

Gravity drip rate in drops/minute

Mr Rahman is to receive sodium chloride 0.9%, 250 mL, over 4 hours by gravity. The giving set delivers 20 drops/mL.

How many drops a minute are needed? Give your answer to the nearest whole drop. (1 mark)

Question 3 · Part B · Assessment

Assessing needs and planning care

Mrs Clarke, 80, has a chest infection. Her NEWS2 has risen from 2 to 6 since the last observations, with no single parameter scoring 3.

What is the most appropriate response? (1 mark)

Call the cardiac arrest teamTell the nurse in charge at the end of the shift and continue routine care until the next roundRepeat the observations in four hoursInform the medical team urgently and increase observations to at least hourly

In the course

321 practice questions with worked answers
2 full timed practice tests, Part A and Part B
6 short numeracy lessons

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