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NCLEX High Yield NCLEX RN/PN Review
💉 How to PASS the NCLEX
💡Home of Dr. Zeeshan’s Method® and ASK GRAPH®

08/29/2026

The FULL episode is now live on our podcast and YouTube!

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Watch the episode, follow along with the PDF, and TAKE NOTES.

08/29/2026

If ABCs feels too broad when you’re answering priority questions, that’s exactly why we created ASK GRAPH.

The NCLEX gives you clues. Your job is to recognize which patient is telling you, “Something is wrong RIGHT NOW.”

When you see FIRST, PRIORITY, INITIAL, URGENT, or REPORT TO THE HCP, start looking for ASK GRAPH.

Use The Method. Eliminate. Find the cues.

Stop guessing who’s the priority. Let the question tell you.

Save this one for your next practice set.

Just one more semester… just one more semester… just one more semester…
08/28/2026

Just one more semester… just one more semester… just one more semester…

08/28/2026

Sometimes the NCLEX isn’t asking what you do when the patient is crashing.

It’s asking: How do we keep this patient healthy when they go home?

That’s where NEEDSS comes in.

It gives you a simple way to think through Health Promotion & Maintenance questions without trying to memorize a different teaching list for every diagnosis.

Heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, COPD… the specific teaching may change, but the framework stays with you.

Learn the framework. Then apply it to the patient in front of you.

Save NEEDSS for your next NCLEX question!

08/27/2026

GI questions can feel complicated because there are SO many possible interventions.

That’s exactly why we teach NIPPAA.

Instead of trying to memorize a different list for every GI disorder, it gives you a framework to start thinking through what your patient actually needs.

The key is knowing that you won’t use every part of NIPPAA every time. Some interventions are your go-to, while others depend on what’s happening with the patient.

Once you understand that, GI questions start getting a whole lot easier.

Save this one. You’ll see NIPPAA again!

08/27/2026

Repeat test takers, this one is for you.

I failed the NCLEX 5 times before I passed.

And when I finally passed, I didn’t change 100 things. I changed 5:

1. I stopped making excuses.
2. I asked for help.
3. I actually learned the content.
4. I limited my resources.
5. I committed the time.

That’s it.

If you keep doing the same thing every attempt, you can’t expect a different result.

You don’t need MORE resources. You may just need to change how you’re preparing.

Which one of these do you need to change?

08/26/2026

NYC!!! One month away

September 26th I’m coming to New York for an ENTIRE day of NCLEX.

We’re talking content, strategy, practice questions, your CPR, and most importantly how the boards actually want you to think through these questions.

If you’ve been studying and still feel like something just isn’t clicking, come spend the day with us.

I really think seeing this taught LIVE and being able to sit there and work through questions together is going to change the way you look at this exam.

Only 30 seats!

September 26th. NYC. Come hang with us!!!!

The career progression nobody warned us about Nurses… at what stage are you currently? 😭Tag the nurse who’s already at t...
08/25/2026

The career progression nobody warned us about

Nurses… at what stage are you currently? 😭

Tag the nurse who’s already at the last one!

Peds will give you little clues that are actually BIG red flags.A child who suddenly gets quiet after struggling to brea...
08/25/2026

Peds will give you little clues that are actually BIG red flags.

A child who suddenly gets quiet after struggling to breathe?
Drooling + tripod positioning?
No tears + decreased urine?
An abdominal mass you should NOT palpate?

Don’t read past those findings.

On NCLEX, the question is often testing whether you can recognize when something is NOT expected and when that child may be getting worse.

That one finding can change your entire answer.

Save this for Peds review + send it to someone taking NCLEX soon.

08/25/2026

NYC, WE’RE COMING!

On September 26th, Dr. Zeeshan & Nurse Brittany are bringing NCLEX High Yield to New York City for a full-day, LIVE in-person NCLEX review!

No Zoom. No computer. You’re learning in the room with us.

And most importantly, we finally get to meet YOU.

Whether this is your first attempt or you’ve taken the NCLEX multiple times and don’t know what to do differently, come see us.

Come learn with us in person!

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