🔍 Search everything
Looks across NUR 198, NUR 125, NUR 175, Labs & Diagnostics, and the Drug Guide — all at once. Try blood transfusion, potassium, delirium, hand hygiene. Press / to jump here.
🚀 Start here
Your one home base. Open Study Plan to see today's focus (recall first, then review), then use the Mega Quiz to test yourself. Each exam has its own full guide below. Do your 15-min dosage/pharm drill every day — it's your biggest point-leak.
Look It Up
Got an ATI question wrong? Type the topic. Searches all five sites and 2,847 quiz questions at once, then splits the results into Learn it, Drill it and Reference so you are not staring at 76 identical-looking links.
start here when you are stuck ↗Disease Maps
The same five questions asked about 84 med-surg conditions — every module on the final: GI, cardiac, respiratory, renal & liver, MSK and foundations. What is happening → how do you know → how do you fix it → who is involved → how it gets worse. Has a Skim mode that strips each card to the must-know lines. Fundamentals maps live on the NUR 125 site, mental health on NUR 175.
press S to skim ↗Visual Index
Every infographic you own — 761 images across all four study sites, grouped by module and topic, searchable. The ATI Visual Reference showed 69 of these.
all of them, finally ↗Study Plan
A day-by-day plan with the ATI track and the daily dosage and pharm drill. Check off tasks as you go.
start each day hereMega Quiz
1,663 questions pooled from every guide. Filter by exam, topic, source (📚 Lecture · 🍽️ GI · 💊 Dosage · 🏥 ATI · NCLEX · HESI · Book) and pick how many random questions you want.
test yourself here It also carries Clinical Judgment — the six NCLEX thinking steps, with the decoder for which step a question is asking and scoring per step. Open Clinical Judgment on its own → ↗Final Review Q&A
155 of your own questions, answers hidden until you tap. Read the question, answer it in your head, then tap to check yourself — no multiple choice to guess from. The same material is in the Mega Quiz rewritten as multiple choice, SATA, matching and drop-down, so use this one for recall and that one for test practice.
say it before you tap ↗Conversions & Dosage Math
g → mg → mcg, tsp / tbsp / oz / cup → mL, lb ↔ kg, IV rates. Live converter that shows the work, the traps they test, and 12 practice problems.
every conversion in one place ↗Dosage & ATI drills
In the Mega Quiz, tap the 💊 Dosage or 🏥 ATI Content Mastery source filter to drill just those — your highest-yield practice .
Everything for one week sits together. Tap a module to see its material.
▸M1Older Adult, Chronic Illness & Disability
▸M2Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid–Base Balance
▸M3Perioperative, Pain & Integumentary
▸M4Upper Respiratory
▸M5Lower Respiratory & Chest
▸M7Coronary, Conduction & Hypertension
▸M9Renal & Urinary
▸M10Hepatobiliary, Pancreatic & Biliary
▸M11Upper GI
▸M13Musculoskeletal Disorders & Trauma
Exam 1 · Foundations
Modules 1–3: Older Adult, Fluid/Electrolyte & Acid–Base, Perioperative, Pain & Integumentary. Full guide + the focused-review snapshot.
↗Exam 2 · Respiratory
Modules 4–6. Tabs for Key Points, Full Guide, ATI Set, Concept Maps, and Practice Quiz.
↗Respiratory I · the Guided Notes
the handout with every blank filled in — gas exchange in 5 steps, ventilation vs oxygenation, hypoxia vs hypoxemia, URIs, OSA, epistaxis, laryngeal obstruction. Has a quiz mode that hides the answers back so you can self-test.
↗Exam 3 · Cardiovascular
Modules 7–8. Coronary, conduction & hypertension; valves, heart failure & vascular — with a build-your-own quiz.
↗Exam 4 · Renal & Hepatobiliary
Modules 9–10. Full guide with its own quiz — this is where the 📚 Lecture questions live (Source → Lecture).
↗Exam 5 · GI
Modules 11–12. Deep-dive with videos, images, and a 200-question quiz (now with a "# of questions" picker).
↗Exam 5 · Mod 11 — Upper GI Notes
Completed guided notes — GERD, gastritis, PUD, H. pylori, gastrectomy, dumping syndrome. Answers filled in, with a 🙈 hide-answers button to quiz yourself.
↗Exam 5 · Mod 12 — Lower GI Workbook
Full completed workbook — IBD/Crohn/UC, appendicitis, diverticulitis, obstruction, ostomies, hernias + a 24-question challenge. All blanks filled in.
↗Exam 5 · GI Meds Cheat-Sheet
Every GI med on one page — acid/ulcer, H. pylori, antibiotics, IBD/UC, IBS, laxatives — organized by goal with key nursing ⚠️ flags.
↗Master Guide · All Modules
Everything (Modules 1–13) plus Meds, Mind Maps, Compare charts, and Key Concepts. Use its View menu to browse by topic or exam.
the big one ↗Module 13 — Musculoskeletal
The only brand-new content on the final. Neurovascular checks, fractures, casts, traction & pin care, compartment syndrome, fat embolism, osteoporosis, arthroplasty, amputation — plus 18 practice questions and your blueprint checklist.
new for the final ↗ATI Visual Reference
69 infographics sorted by system — neuro, cardiac & ECG, fluids/electrolytes/ABGs, labs, integumentary, burns, GI, pharm quick sheets. Preview each one, tap to open the original on your Drive.
use after each ATI practice testRespiratory I · Framework
The lecture framework worked through — ventilation vs oxygenation, hypoxia vs hypoxemia, URIs, OSA, epistaxis, laryngeal obstruction, and every module objective answered. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Respiratory II · Framework
Pneumonia, TB and RIPE therapy, atelectasis, empyema, thoracentesis, acute respiratory failure, ventilators, and chest tubes — including what tidaling and bubbling actually mean. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Respiratory III · Framework
COPD (and why the target is 88–92%), asthma and status asthmaticus, pulmonary embolism, and lung cancer — each run through the same six-step thinking process. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Week 6 · Respiratory Active Learning
The active-learning packet with model answers. Every answer stays hidden until you tap it — the whole method is test yourself first, then check.
↗Fluids, Electrolytes & Acid-Base · Guided Notes
The ATI-aligned handout filled in — compartments, FVD vs FVE, intake and output with the conversions, every electrolyte with its range, and ABGs with ROME. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗ABG Review Guide · answered
All 20 practice ABGs worked out number by number — pH says this, CO2 says that, therefore. Plus the method up front so you can do it without the guide.
↗Electrolyte Review Guide · answered
Every practice question answered with the reasoning, plus low-vs-high tables for sodium, potassium, calcium and magnesium and a what-kills-first priority flow.
↗IV Fluids Review Guide
Isotonic, hypotonic, hypertonic — where the fluid goes, drawn out. Solution comparison table with osmolalities, and the never-dos (hypotonic in head injury, LR in liver failure).
↗Module 7 · Cardiac Guided Notes
Assessment, CAD, angina, ACS and MI — with troponin timing, the nitroglycerin rules, stable vs unstable angina, and the chest-pain priority sequence as a flow chart. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Module 8 · Cardiac Guided Notes
Heart failure left vs right, valves, cardiomyopathy, myo/peri/endocarditis, tamponade, PAD vs PVD, DVT and aneurysm — plus shockable vs not-shockable. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Cardiac Concepts · Stop Memorizing, Start Thinking
Short and deliberately repetitive. Five concepts, one thinking process: what is wrong with the heart, is blood reaching the body, what kills first.
read this one first ↗Week 9 · Renal & Urinary Guided Notes
Week 9 handout filled in — GFR, BUN and creatinine, the five incontinence types, UTIs, glomerulonephritis vs nephrotic, AKI vs CKD, dialysis and fistula rules. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Renal & Urinary Workbook · answer key
the full workbook worked through — 18 units, the AKI fluid-management flip, CKD staging and its systemic effects, dialysis in depth, calculi, BPH, and the practice test. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
the long one ↗Week 10 · Hepatobiliary Guided Notes
Liver labs with ranges, jaundice, portal hypertension, ascites, encephalopathy and lactulose, hepatitis A–E, cirrhosis, gallbladder, pancreatitis — and bleeding varices. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Hepatobiliary Activity · worked through
The in-class case-study activity with the reasoning shown for every step — what the cues mean, what the priority is, and why the other options are lower.
clinical judgment practice ↗Week 11 · Upper GI Guided Notes
GERD, esophageal cancer, gastritis, PUD, gastrectomy and gastric cancer — gastric vs duodenal ulcers, H. pylori therapy, perforation, and dumping syndrome. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
↗Week 13 · Musculoskeletal Guided Notes
Week 13 handout filled in — the 6 P's, compartment syndrome, fat embolism vs PE, traction and pin care, casts, hip and knee precautions, OA vs RA, osteoporosis, amputation. Has a hide-answers button so you can quiz yourself.
new for the final