How PulseRN's study content is built and checked.
PulseRN is educational material for NCLEX-RN preparation, built by Sheldon Bennett, a working hospital RN. The checks below are the real process.
Authorship and accountability
Sheldon Bennett, RN is the founder and content owner. Public guides show versioned source, content-digest, reviewer, and review-status evidence. A guide counts as approved when that evidence is in place.
Source hierarchy
Exam-format claims prioritize NCSBN materials. Clinical content on the public guides favors current primary or authoritative sources such as government health agencies, official professional guidance, and peer-reviewed evidence. Sources are linked where they materially support a guide.
Practice items and AI assistance
AI may assist with drafting practice items and with on-demand tutoring. Practice questions, case studies, flashcards, and readiness items are built around NCSBN's published test plan and pass automated quality checks before they go live. Sheldon Bennett, RN, can correct or remove any item. Public study guides are separate: each approved guide has an RN review record bound to the exact page.
Claims and safety
- Practice items are original, built around the published test plan, and kept separate from live NCLEX content.
- Readiness is an estimate built from your work in PulseRN.
- Educational content is exam preparation, and it stays separate from patient-specific medical advice.
- Material uncertainty or conflicting guidance must be surfaced, not hidden.
Corrections
Substantive corrections should update the affected page, its review date, and its cited support. Questions or correction requests can be sent to sheldon@pulsern.app.
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