Study guide · PDF · 51 pages · 2026 test plan edition · updated October 2026
NCLEX-RN safety, infection control and pharmacology review
Safety and infection control plus pharmacology are 23% to 35% of NCLEX-RN content items. This guide puts the CDC, CMS, Joint Commission and ISMP rules behind them into tables, then drills dosage calculation and tests you.
For: NCLEX-RN candidates and repeat testers who need a content review of Safety and Infection Prevention and Control and of Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies.
What you get for $29, the moment you pay
- CDC isolation table: precautions and duration for 16 infections, plus enhanced barrier precautions
- PPE order, sharps, falls, CMS restraint rules, 2026 Joint Commission goals
- Eight rights, ISMP high-alert medications, drug classes by test-plan item
- Dosage formulas with 40 worked problems checked by script
- 80 original NCLEX-style questions with rationales
- PDF of 51 pages to read on any device or print, with 26 official and reference sources listed and dated
In brief: the Safety, Infection Control & Pharmacology Review for the NCLEX-RN is a 51-page PDF (2026 test plan edition · updated October 2026) for $29, a one-off payment with nothing added at checkout. 9 chapters, 80 original practice questions with explained answers, checklists and fill-in templates; every fact is followed by its source. Instant download after payment.
What's inside: the real table of contents
- Safety, infection control and pharmacology on the 2026 NCLEX-RNp. 4
- Standard precautions, hand hygiene and transmission-based precautionsp. 6
- PPE: donning and doffing order, and sharps safetyp. 9
- Falls, restraints and a safe care environmentp. 11
- Joint Commission goals and the Do Not Use listp. 14
- Rights of medication administration, controlled substances and high-alert medicationsp. 17
- Drug classes by test-plan itemp. 20
- Dosage calculation: formulas and 40 worked problemsp. 24
- 80 NCLEX-style practice questions with rationalesp. 33
- Sources (26, each with the date it was checked)
In pictures
Illustrative photos, published by their authors under free licences.
Who it is for
- Nursing graduates preparing for the NCLEX-RN who want a content review of Safety and Infection Prevention and Control and of Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
- Repeat testers whose candidate performance report shows these areas near or below the passing standard
- Nursing students in their last semester who want the CDC, CMS, Joint Commission and ISMP rules in one place, with the source of each
- Non-native English speakers who prefer short sentences and tables
Who it is not for
- Anyone looking for a full NCLEX review of all eight content areas: this guide covers two of them
- Clinical decisions about real patients: follow your orders, your agency's policies and current drug references
- Anyone expecting real NCLEX questions: the 80 questions are original practice items
Questions before you buy
Isn't this information free from the CDC and NCSBN?
The rules are public and the guide links to every one of them. What you pay for is the work of finding them across 26 sources, putting them into tables in the order the NCLEX tests them, and adding 40 worked dosage problems and 80 original practice questions with rationales.
Is it up to date for 2026?
Yes. It follows the 2026 NCLEX-RN test plan (in force since April 1, 2026), the CDC isolation tables as last reviewed in September 2026, and the Joint Commission's 2026 National Performance Goals, which replaced the hospital National Patient Safety Goals in January 2026. Every source shows the date we checked it.
Are these real NCLEX questions?
No. The 80 questions are original, written by passmock from the sources cited in each rationale. NCSBN does not publish a list of drugs for the exam, so the guide teaches classes and prototypes by generic name.
How is it different from your NCLEX-RN pack and study plan?
The practice pack gives you full-length timed tests across all eight areas; the study plan gives you calendars. This guide is the content review for two areas, safety and infection control and pharmacology, with the tables to learn and the dosage calculation practice.
Is it a subscription?
No. It is a one-off payment for a PDF you keep.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. It is a PDF that opens on any phone, tablet or computer, and it prints well if you prefer to work the calculations on paper.
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Good to know before you buy
- Written by passmock from the official sources listed in the guide (26 sources, each with the date it was read). Rules and fees can change: the guide tells you where to check.
- NCLEX and NCLEX-RN are registered trademarks of NCSBN. passmock is not affiliated with or endorsed by NCSBN, the CDC, the Joint Commission or ISMP.
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