PNLE NP1 to NP5
PNLE NP1 to NP5 Guide
TL;DR: NP1 to NP5 are the five Nursing Practice areas used to organize PNLE review and exam coverage.
PNLE NP1 to NP5 areas group nursing subjects into a structure students can use for review. Understanding these areas helps you avoid skipping domains and makes weak-topic tracking easier.
NursePass uses NP1 to NP5 coverage across lessons, practice questions, flashcards, and mock exam preparation.
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Frequently asked questions
What does NP mean in PNLE?
In NursePass PNLE review, NP means Nursing Practice. NursePass organizes its 55 lessons across five Nursing Practice areas, NP1 through NP5.
What is NP1 in PNLE?
NP1 is Nursing Practice I. In NursePass, it covers Foundations and Community Health Nursing across 11 lessons.
What is NP2 in PNLE?
NP2 is Nursing Practice II. In NursePass, it covers Maternal and Pediatric Nursing across 10 lessons.
What is NP3 in PNLE?
NP3 is Nursing Practice III. In NursePass, it covers Communicable Disease, Medical-Surgical, Cardiovascular, and Respiratory Nursing across 11 lessons.
What is NP4 in PNLE?
NP4 is Nursing Practice IV. In NursePass, it covers Neurologic, Endocrine, and Renal Nursing across 11 lessons.
What is NP5 in PNLE?
NP5 is Nursing Practice V. In NursePass, it covers Psychiatric, Hematologic, and Oncology Nursing across 12 lessons.