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Clinical reference + NCLEX practice

The clinical referenceyou'll keep long after the NCLEX.

One app for every nurse and nursing student — 1,400+ source-cited clinical reference cards and 1,500+ NCLEX-style practice questions, from your first day of nursing school through every shift of your career.

Coming to iOS and Android
The NURDE home screen: a search field reading “What are you looking up?”, a row of clinical tool tiles, and the start of the category folder grid.
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1,400+reference cards
1,400+Educational reference cards
1,500+NCLEX-style questions
28Clinical categories
140+Interactive teaching tools

Why NURDE

One app, from your first clinical to your whole career.

A clinical reference for the floor and NCLEX-style practice for the exam, together in one app. Nothing to stitch together, nothing to switch between — it simply grows with you.

See how it's organized

Specialty, tab, and urgency — the way nursing actually works.

Every reference card lives under a specialty and a tab, with a color-coded urgency badge so the important things read first. Tap through a preview of the navigation — pick a folder, switch tabs, and see how cards are laid out.

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This is a preview of how NURDE is organized. The reference content itself lives in the app — nothing here is a clinical instruction.

Clinical reference

What are you looking up?

Categories in the real app. Pick one to see how a folder opens.

Illustrative preview — not clinical content

What's inside

Everything a nurse looks up and studies — in one app.

A clinical reference, interactive teaching tools, NCLEX-style practice, and the study habits that make it all stick.

A clinical reference built for the bedside

1,400+ educational cards across 27 specialties, each filed under a clear tab with a color-coded urgency badge so the critical information reads first — and every card cites its published source, with a link for independent verification.

140+ interactive teaching tools

A lab interpreter, an IV compatibility checker, drip calculators, and scoring guides like GCS, NIHSS, Braden, and the HIT 4T — the tools nurses actually reach for, built right in. Every result shows its sources.

Practice that feels like the real exam

1,500+ NCLEX-style questions in the exam's own formats — not just multiple choice. Every question comes with a written rationale that teaches the reasoning, and partial-credit scoring grades the way the real exam does.

Remembers what you study

Spaced repetition brings each question back right before you'd forget it, and a daily streak keeps the habit alive. One account carries your progress across all your devices.

Speaks the language

340+ Spanish phrases for patient care, with pronunciation and text-to-speech — plus 1,000+ medical terms broken into prefixes, roots, and suffixes, so unfamiliar words start making sense.

Works offline. Collects no patient data.

Sign in once and your full library opens even without a connection. NURDE collects no patient information — your notes and favorites stay on your device. It's a study and reference tool, never a substitute for clinical judgment.

The exam's Next-Gen formats — all in NURDE

Matrix
Judge each finding across columns.
Bow-tie
Connect causes, actions, and outcomes.
Drop-down
Complete the sentence from choices.
Highlight
Select the findings that matter.
Select-all
Every correct answer earns credit.
Ordering
Put the steps in the right order.

NCLEX is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. NURDE is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN.

Coverage

28 clinical categories, one organized library.

From codes and critical care to labs, drips, antibiotics, and wound care — everything lives in color-coded folders you can scan at a glance.

Code BlueACLS MegacodeCode StrokeTraumaShock SuiteEmergency DeptICU AdvancedCardiacNeuroPulmonaryVascular & HemeGIMetabolic & EndocrineAntibiotics
Infection ControlSkin & WoundsTubes, Drains & LinesNutrition & EnteralLab Values & DiagnosticsDrips & InfusionsIV Push & Med SafetyPost-Op ComplicationsDiagnosticsClinical ProceduresSpecial UnitsMedical SignsSpanish for NursesMedical Terminology
Almost here

Nearly ready for your phone.

The full clinical reference and NCLEX-style practice, on iOS and Android.

Coming to iOS and Android