Nursing Dosage Calc Quiz

Master nursing dosage calculations with 500 practice questions, step-by-step rationales, and 5 categories — from IV drips to pediatric doses. Built by a practicing nursing program chair.

A misplaced decimal on an IV drip rate isn't a graded mistake — it's a patient safety event. This app builds the calculation habits that hold up under clinical pressure and on the NCLEX.

WHAT'S INSIDE

- 500 NCLEX-style dosage calculation questions
- 5 essential categories:
— IV Flow Rates
— Oral Medications
— Pediatric Dosing
— Critical Care Drips
— Unit Conversions
- Step-by-step rationales showing the math, not just the answer
- Customizable quiz length up to 20 questions
- Quiz history and score tracking
- Works offline — questions live on your device

FREE TO START

Try the IV Flow Rates and Unit Conversions categories with 5-question quizzes free, no account required. Unlock all 5 categories and 20-question quizzes with a one-time Premium upgrade ($9.99) — no subscriptions, ever.

WHY NURSING STUDENTS CHOOSE US

Created by Dr. David Zapencki, DNP, MSN/Ed, CNE, CCRN — a practicing nursing program chair and NCSBN-certified nurse educator with over a decade of experience teaching pre-licensure RN and LPN students. Every question is built to mirror the calculation types nursing students see in fundamentals, skills lab, clinicals, and on the NCLEX.

PERFECT FOR

- First-semester nursing students preparing for med-administration exams
- Students preparing for the NCLEX dosage calc question types
- LPN-to-RN, paramedic-to-RN, and other bridge-program students
- Practicing nurses brushing up on dosage calculations
- Pharmacy technicians and medication aides who want focused practice

PART OF THE NURSING SCHOOL & NCLEX PREPARATION PATHWAY

This app is the practice layer of a three-format learning system — workbook on Amazon, quiz app here, and a complete video course on Udemy. Each format reinforces the others. The Pathway covers Dosage Calculation, Pharmacology, Clinical Judgment, and Prioritization & Delegation.

Learn more at onlinenursetraining.com.