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  • 1,087 guideline-verified questions on the AANPCB blueprint
  • 3 timed mock exams, 150 questions each
  • Adaptive Practice that targets your weakest systems
  • FNP Essentials Book: 428 pages, 20 chapters, 241 figures
  • 500 Rapid Recall flashcards across 15 clinical systems
  • Guideline-cited rationale with every answer
  • Reviewed by board-certified family nurse practitioners
  • Pass Guarantee on every Complete Pass System plan

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  • 1,087

    Guideline-verified questions

    Aligned to the AANPCB 2024 Blueprint

  • 3

    Mock exams

  • 500

    Flashcards

    15 clinical systems

  • 428

    Book pages

    FNP Essentials Book

The FNP-C Complete System

What’s in the box

Three formats, one AANPCB blueprint. The book teaches the whole map in pictures, the QBank builds exam-room judgment case by case, and the deck makes the thresholds and first-line choices automatic.

The FNP-C Platform

Practice that studies you back

Every session feeds the engine — it learns what you miss and rebuilds your next session around it.

Answer questions and the bank quietly rebalances — your weakest clinical domains get more reps, automatically, after every single session.

The practice picker with Adaptive Practice recommended, above strengths and needs-work panels with per-domain accuracy bars

Daily quizzes, assigned practice sets, and a streak that keeps you honest between clinic shifts.

Assignments with due dates beside the streak card: a five-day flame streak and a week row of study days

Three full-length timed mocks with a countdown clock, a question palette, and flagging — the same rhythm as test day.

A timed FNP-C mock exam with countdown clock, question palette, and flag-for-review controls

One readiness score, a week-by-week trend, and per-domain accuracy — so "am I ready?" stops being a feeling.

The analytics dashboard: accuracy versus cohort trend, an accuracy-by-domain radar, and strongest and weakest subjects

Highlight inside any explanation and save it as a note. Every note stays linked to the question it came from.

The built-in notebook: a saved clinical note with highlighted text and a link back to its question
The book

FNP Essentials Book

The Complete Visual Study Guide for the FNP-C and FNP-BC exams — plain-language theory, 241 drawn figures and diagrams, 37 dated guideline stamps, and a trap autopsy under every practice question. Included in every plan.

FNP Essentials Book — table of contents

5 parts · 20 chapters

Chapters 01–02The Foundations
  1. 01Read the Exam Before You Read the Question — Both blueprints, qualifier words, score calibration
  2. 02Assessment and HEENT — Where the exam starts — the ear, the eye, the throat
Chapters 03–08The Chronic Disease Core
  1. 03Cardiovascular I — Murmurs, valves and the failing pump
  2. 04Cardiovascular II — Reading the strip — the primary-care EKG set
  3. 05Hypertension and Lipids — Two guidelines replaced in 2025 and 2026 — what changed
  4. 06Respiratory — GINA 2026, GOLD 2026, and the pneumonia scores
  5. 07Diabetes — Choose the drug by the comorbidity
  6. 08Thyroid and Adrenal — Read the pattern, not the number
Chapters 09–16Systems and the Lifespan
  1. 09Gastrointestinal — Alarm features and serology tables
  2. 10Genitourinary, STI and Men’s Health — The treatment table with years on it
  3. 11Women’s Health — The chapter candidates underestimate
  4. 12Pediatrics I — Milestones — sitting is nine months, walking is eighteen
  5. 13Pediatrics II — Newborns, airways, rashes and vaccines
  6. 14Dermatology — The atlas — drawn rather than described
  7. 15Musculoskeletal — The maneuver names the diagnosis
  8. 16Neurology and Psychiatry — Headaches, dizziness, dementia and mood — sorted
Chapters 17–19The Cross-Cutting Chapters
  1. 17Screening, Prevention and Immunization — Every screening age on one line, every vaccine on the next
  2. 18Pharmacology — The master tables — the heaviest cross-cutting system
  3. 19Geriatrics — 40 of 135 scored AANP items are older adults
Chapter 20The ANCC Appendix
  1. 20The ANCC Appendix — Research, policy, law and role — the forgotten third
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428A4 pages20chapters241diagrams and figures183practice questions

Included with every Complete Pass System plan — read it on any device, no extra cost.

FNP-C is a credential of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board. FNP-BC is a credential of the American Nurses Credentialing Center. This independent study resource is not endorsed by or affiliated with either organization.

Chapter 01

Read the Exam Before You Read the Question

Foundations

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Chapter 01 · Read the Exam Before You Read the Question · Foundations

Flashcards

500 flashcards, zero filler

The thresholds, stages, and first-line treatments the exam expects on reflex — tagged by clinical system.

  • Cardiovascular

    CHA₂DS₂-VASc Threshold

    Anticoagulate atrial fibrillation at a score of 2+ in men, 3+ in women. Score 0 (men) or 1 (women): no anticoagulation.

  • Respiratory

    GOLD COPD Criterion

    Post-bronchodilator FEV1/FVC below 0.70 confirms persistent airflow limitation. GOLD grades 1–4 then use FEV1 percent predicted.

  • Endocrine

    Prediabetes Ranges

    A1C 5.7–6.4%; fasting glucose 100–125 mg/dL; 2-hour OGTT 140–199 mg/dL.

  • Endocrine

    DKA vs HHS

    DKA: glucose >250, pH <7.3, marked ketones, anion-gap acidosis. HHS: glucose >600, pH >7.3, minimal ketones, osmolality >320.

  • Women's Health

    USPSTF 2024 Mammography

    Biennial screening mammography from age 40 to 74 for average-risk women — lowered from 50 in the 2024 recommendation.

  • GI

    LFT Patterns

    Hepatocellular: AST/ALT rise predominates (hepatitis, NAFLD, toxins). Cholestatic: alkaline phosphatase and bilirubin predominate.

  • Musculoskeletal

    Gout vs Pseudogout Crystals

    Gout: needle-shaped urate crystals, negatively birefringent, favors first MTP. Pseudogout: rhomboid CPPD, positively birefringent, favors knee.

  • Neurology

    Stroke Thrombolysis Window

    IV thrombolysis within 4.5 hours of last-known-well, after CT excludes hemorrhage. Thrombectomy for large-vessel occlusion up to 24 hours by imaging.

  • GU/Renal

    First-Line for Uncomplicated Cystitis

    Nitrofurantoin 100 mg BID x5d, TMP-SMX DS BID x3d (if resistance <20%), or fosfomycin 3 g once. Fluoroquinolones are not first-line.

  • GU/Renal

    KDIGO eGFR Stages

    G1 ≥90, G2 60–89, G3a 45–59, G3b 30–44, G4 15–29, G5 <15. G1–G2 need a damage marker to count as CKD.

  • Dermatology

    Isotretinoin Safety

    Teratogenic: iPLEDGE requires 2 negative pregnancy tests and 2 forms of contraception. Monitor fasting lipids and LFTs.

  • Psychiatric

    GAD-7 Severity Bands

    5 mild, 10 moderate, 15 severe. A score of 10 or higher warrants further evaluation and likely treatment.

  • Hematology

    Warfarin Targets & Reversal

    Goal INR 2–3 for AF and VTE (2.5–3.5 for mechanical mitral valve). Reverse major bleeding with 4-factor PCC plus IV vitamin K.

  • Hematology

    Anemia First Step

    Read the MCV: microcytic <80, normocytic 80–100, macrocytic >100 — then use the reticulocyte count to split hypo- vs hyper-proliferative.

  • Infectious Disease

    Active TB Regimen

    RIPE (rifampin, isoniazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol) for 2 months, then rifampin + isoniazid for 4 more. Add B6 with isoniazid.

Sixteen cards from the live deck, lightly compressed to fit the card face. Every card in the product carries the full detail.

The Pass Guarantee

Complete the plan and the mocks. If you don't pass, you keep studying free.

If you complete the study plan, take all three mock exams, and don’t pass, we extend your plan free for the same length you bought — a 3-month plan gets 3 more months, a 6-month plan gets 6, a 12-month plan gets 12.

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    Finish your study plan and all three mock exams.

  2. 2

    Sit the exam. If you don’t pass, send your score report within 30 days.

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    Your plan extends free for the same length you bought.

Included with every Complete Pass System plan.

Who it is for

Built for the candidate, not the shelf

One volume, both boards. However you come to the FNP exam, the book meets you there.

  • The first-time candidate

    Out of your program and straight at the boards. One connected story from newborn to older adult, in the order the exam thinks.

  • The ANCC sitter

    Chapter 20 is a full appendix for the non-clinical third — research, law, policy and role — with the 30 October 2026 outline change dated.

  • The retaker

    Failed by a handful of questions? Chapter 1 is the reading protocol for exactly that gap, and 131 trap autopsies name the setups that caught you.

  • The working RN

    Studying between shifts. Sections run two to four pages with the memory hook always in the same slot, so twenty minutes still moves you forward.

  • The visual learner

    241 figures in one consistent hand and 166 comparison tables — the murmur map, the milestone ladder, the master drug tables — drawn once and kept.

  • The cohort or program

    Certifying a class on one consistent source, current to the 06/2026 handbook, included in every seat’s bundle.

What the FNP-C is worth

Nurse practitioner is one of the fastest-growing, best-paid roles in US healthcare — figures below are from the government and from AANP itself.

+40%projected growth for US nurse practitioner roles, 2024–2034 — among the fastest of any occupationBLS Occupational Outlook
$132,300median annual pay, US nurse practitionersBLS OES, May 2025
$126,000median total income reported by full-time NPsAANP 2024 Compensation Report

Published figures from the cited sources — individual pay varies by market, role, and experience.

Blueprint coverage

4 content areas, weighted the way the AANPCB 2024 Blueprint exam weights them.

  1. Assess32%
  2. Diagnose26.5%
  3. Plan26.5%
  4. Evaluate15%

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about FNP-C prep.

About FNP-C prep

The system is built for the AANPCB FNP-C exam: the three mocks mirror its 150-question format, and the bank follows the AANPCB blueprint (Assess 32%, Diagnose 26.5%, Plan 26.5%, Evaluate 15%). Because AANPCB testing is essentially all clinical, the same clinical preparation covers the bulk of ANCC’s FNP-BC exam too — but the mock format targets AANP.

The AANPCB FNP exam is 150 multiple-choice questions — 135 scored plus 15 unscored pretest items — with 3 hours of testing time at Prometric centers. Results are reported as pass/fail against a scaled passing standard, with a preliminary result shown at the test center.

AANPCB reported an 81% first-time pass rate for the FNP exam in 2025, across 15,395 initial exams. Roughly 1 in 5 first-time candidates fails — which is why our bank drills the applied clinical judgment the exam actually tests rather than recall alone.

Every question was written to a named guideline and then independently re-verified: a separate reviewer re-derived each answer against current sources — ACC/AHA, ADA Standards of Care, GOLD, GINA, CDC/ACIP, USPSTF, KDIGO, IDSA — and adversarially tried to defend every distractor. Items that were outdated, unsafe, or ambiguous were discarded, not patched.

Starting January 2026, AANPCB allows up to 3 FNP exam attempts per calendar year. Before retesting you must submit a new application with the fee, and AANPCB’s FAQ requires 15 hours of continuing education relevant to your weak areas. Our per-system analytics show you exactly where those weak areas are.

Yes. Every Complete Pass System plan includes FNP Essentials — the 428-page visual study guide covering both the AANP FNP-C and ANCC FNP-BC exams, with 241 diagrams and figures, 183 practice questions, and a full ANCC appendix. It is a print-ready PDF and it is not sold separately.

No. PrepSolution is an independent study resource. FNP-C is a certification mark of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB); all exam facts here come from AANPCB’s published candidate handbook and statistics.

PrepSolution for the FNP-C

The FNP-C Complete Pass System is built as a complete prep path: 1,087 practice questions aligned to the AANPCB 2024 Blueprint, each with a written rationale, plus 3 full-length mock exams. Every question is written and reviewed by credentialed professionals who hold the FNP-C, and Complete Pass System plans carry the pass guarantee: finish the study plan and mocks, and if you don’t pass, your access is extended free.

FNP-C prep starts at $109.99 one-time and runs up to $279.99 for the longest Complete Pass System plan. Every plan is a single payment for a fixed access length — no subscription and no auto-renewal — and current prices are always shown on this page’s pricing section.

Candidates usually weigh PrepSolution against UWorld NP, BoardVitals, APEA. PrepSolution’s approach: every question is written by credentialed FNP-C holders, every answer includes a full rationale, plans are one-time payments rather than subscriptions, and the Complete Pass System includes the pass guarantee. When comparing, check question counts, which formats are included at each price, and access length.

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If you complete the study plan, take all three mock exams, and don’t pass, we extend your plan free for the same length you bought — a 3-month plan gets 3 more months, a 6-month plan gets 6, a 12-month plan gets 12. This guarantee is included exclusively with the Complete Pass System.

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Many candidates come to PrepSolution after a failed first attempt. The most common reason for failure is approaching judgment-based questions with workplace instinct rather than a systematic framework. Start with a diagnostic mock exam to identify your weakest domains, then follow the targeted study plan.

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