Built for the Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) — NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN. Turn nursing-school notes, Saunders, ATI, and Mark Klimek lectures into NGN case studies, SATA questions, pharmacology flashcards, and prioritization drills.
The NGN added case studies, bowtie questions, matrix items, and clinical-judgment scoring. Cramberry turns whatever you're already studying — Saunders, ATI, UWorld notes, Mark Klimek — into NGN-aligned practice.
Cramberry generates the new NGN formats — bowtie, matrix multiple choice, matrix multiple response, drag-and-drop, highlight, and the full multi-question case studies — alongside the classic SATA and standalone MCQ.
NGN questions are scored on the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (Recognize Cues, Analyze Cues, Prioritize Hypotheses, Generate Solutions, Take Actions, Evaluate Outcomes). Cramberry's explanations walk through each step so you train the reasoning that earns partial credit.
Pharm, labs, and vital sign ranges need to live in long-term memory by test day. Spaced repetition surfaces what you keep forgetting and quietly retires what's already stuck — no flashcard-deck rebuilding every semester.
"Which client should the nurse see first?" is the question that breaks new grads. Cramberry generates prioritization MCQs grouped by Maslow, ABCs, acute vs chronic, and unstable vs stable — and explains the reasoning behind every right answer.
The NCSBN passing standard is updated periodically — the current RN passing logit is set to ensure entry-level competency. Cramberry surfaces the client-needs categories where your practice scores are weak and drills them until they're not.
Why is Lasix administered before metoprolol in this scenario? Why is the priority intervention oxygen and not IV access? The AI tutor explains the clinical reasoning behind every NCLEX rationale.
Cramberry isn't a UWorld or ATI replacement — it's the active-recall layer that takes your nursing notes from "reviewed med-surg" to "can recognize SIRS in 30 seconds."
Upload Saunders chapters, ATI study guides, Mark Klimek notes, or your med-surg lecture handouts — Cramberry produces clean notes organized by NCLEX client needs (Safe & Effective Care, Health Promotion, Psychosocial, Physiological).
Spaced-repetition flashcards for the drugs, lab ranges, and disease processes the NCLEX tests. Cards adapt to what you know — drill what's weak, retire what's stuck.
Generate Select All That Apply, prioritization, and standalone MCQs by client-needs category or body system. Each question explains the reasoning; ask the AI tutor for a different angle when an answer doesn't feel right.
Cramberry generates multi-question NGN case studies, bowtie items, and matrix-multiple-response questions modeled on the new format. Build the clinical-judgment reasoning the NGN scoring model rewards.
Upload Saunders chapters, ATI study guides, Mark Klimek notes, or your med-surg lecture handouts — Cramberry produces clean notes organized by NCLEX client needs (Safe & Effective Care, Health Promotion, Psychosocial, Physiological).
Spaced-repetition flashcards for the drugs, lab ranges, and disease processes the NCLEX tests. Cards adapt to what you know — drill what's weak, retire what's stuck.
Generate Select All That Apply, prioritization, and standalone MCQs by client-needs category or body system. Each question explains the reasoning; ask the AI tutor for a different angle when an answer doesn't feel right.
Cramberry generates multi-question NGN case studies, bowtie items, and matrix-multiple-response questions modeled on the new format. Build the clinical-judgment reasoning the NGN scoring model rewards.
No deck-building. Upload, generate, drill.
Drop in Saunders, ATI, Kaplan, Mark Klimek notes, your nursing-school med-surg notes, or screenshots of UWorld questions you got wrong.
Cramberry creates pharm and lab flashcards, SATA quizzes, prioritization MCQs, NGN case studies, and full-length practice tests.
Practice with spaced repetition, take client-needs-category quizzes, and chat with the AI tutor whenever a rationale doesn't click.
Re-reading Saunders cover-to-cover feels productive — but doesn't train the clinical-judgment retrieval the NGN actually tests. Active recall — pulling the right intervention out of memory under time pressure — is exactly what NCLEX scoring rewards.
Cramberry pairs active recall with spaced repetition: the algorithm that decides when you next see each drug, lab value, or disease process. Items you keep missing come back tomorrow; the ones you've nailed wait two weeks. Your finite study time goes to the client-needs categories you'd actually miss on test day.
Dunlosky et al. (2013) found practice testing and distributed practice deliver the highest learning utility — the engines behind every Cramberry NCLEX session.
Cramberry doesn't replace Saunders, UWorld, or ATI — it turns them into active-recall practice.
Saunders, HESI, Lippincott
ATI study guides, Kaplan NCLEX content review
Mark Klimek, Simple Nursing, RegisteredNurseRN, NRSNG
Med-surg, peds, OB, mental health, fundamentals
UWorld, Archer Review, ATI proctored questions
Snap a photo of a drug card or concept map
Whether you're a new grad sitting for the first time or an internationally educated nurse navigating the CGFNS route, Cramberry adapts to your situation.
Just walked across the stage and the test date is 4–8 weeks out? Cramberry turns your last semester of notes into focused NGN drills.
PN-specific scope and content? Cramberry handles the NCLEX-PN content focus — including delegation, scope-of-practice, and basic interventions.
Going through CGFNS, NCSBN VisaScreen, and the NCLEX as an internationally educated RN? Cramberry's content review and pharm drills target US-specific gaps.
Didn't pass the first time? Upload your CPR (Candidate Performance Report) and Cramberry surfaces only the client-needs categories where you were below passing.
PCT/CNA shifts plus NCLEX prep is exhausting. Cramberry makes every break a productive 10-minute pharm card drill.
Coming from a non-nursing background into a direct-entry MSN? Cramberry's AI tutor explains every patho, drug, and intervention from first principles.
Cramberry is the only study app you need from final semester through pass day.
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