Domains tested on the NCLEX Exam:

 Here is the Domains tested on NCLEX Exam:


1. Management of Care


 • Meaning: You need to improve your ability to organize, supervise, and lead safe patient care.

 • Includes:

 • Delegation

 • Prioritizing tasks

 • Legal/ethical responsibilities

 • Advance directives

 • Supervision and assignments


2. Safety and Infection Control


 • Meaning: You’re close, but not strong enough in preventing injuries and infection.

 • Includes:

 • Hand hygiene

 • Isolation precautions

 • Use of PPE (gloves, masks, etc.)

 • Fall prevention

 • Safe use of equipment


3. Health Promotion and Maintenance


 • Meaning: You need a bit more work in patient teaching and early detection of health issues.

 • Includes:

 • Developmental stages

 • Family planning

 • Pregnancy care

 • Newborn care

 • Immunizations

 • Lifestyle changes


4. Psychosocial Integrity


 • Meaning: You need to improve in handling mental health, stress, and emotional support.

 • Includes:

 • Mental health disorders

 • Therapeutic communication

 • Grief and loss

 • Substance use

 • Abuse and neglect


5. Basic Care and Comfort


 • Meaning: Excellent! You’re good at providing physical comfort and daily care.

 • Includes:

 • Hygiene

 • Nutrition

 • Mobility/positioning

 • Rest and sleep

 • Elimination (urine/stool)


6. Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies


 • Meaning: You were close but need to improve your medication knowledge and IV care.

 • Includes:

 • Medication administration

 • IV fluids

 • Central lines

 • Drug side effects


7. Reduction of Risk Potential


 • Meaning: You almost passed, but you must improve in preventing complications.

 • Includes:

 • Monitoring for side effects

 • Post-op care

 • Lab values

 • Diagnostic tests

 • Equipment use


8. Physiological Adaptation


 • Meaning: You must improve in caring for seriously ill patients.

 • Includes:

 • Emergency care

 • Fluid and electrolyte imbalances

 • Shock

 • Chest tubes

 • Ventilators


Clinical Judgment Model (Decision-Making Process)


This part tests your thinking and decision-making during patient care.


9. Recognize Cues


 • Identify important signs from labs, history, and symptoms.


10. Analyze Cues


 • Understand what those signs mean and how they’re connected.


11. Prioritize Hypotheses


 • Choose which patient problem is most urgent or dangerous.


12. Generate Solutions


 • You were strong in choosing good nursing interventions.


13. Take Action


 • Select and perform the best nursing actions for the situation.


14. Evaluate Outcomes


 • Judge whether your actions helped or not.


Abdelelah Alnimat 

عبدالإله النعيمات

@AAlnaimatt @NCLEXRNAR

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