HESI MILESTONE 2 EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026
PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
GRADED A+
◉ Iliac. Answer: Pertaining to the ilium.
◉ Inguinal. Answer: Pertaining to the groin.
◉ Karyotype. Answer: Picture (Classification) of the nucleus (and its
chromosomes)
◉ Lateral. Answer: Pertaining to the side
◉ Lumboacral. Answer: Pertaining to the lumbar and sacral regions.
◉ Medical. Answer: Pertaining to the middle.
◉ Nucleic. Answer: Pertaining to the nucleus.
◉ Pelvic. Answer: Pertaining to the hip bone.
,◉ Posterior. Answer: Pertaining to the back; behind
◉ Proximal. Answer: Pertaining to near the beginning of a structure.
◉ Sacral. Answer: Pertaining to the sacrum (lower back)
◉ Sarcoma. Answer: Tumor of flesh tissue, malignant.
◉ Spinal. Answer: Pertaining to the spine, backbone.
◉ Epithelial Cell. Answer: Cell covering the surface of the skin and
inner lining of body cavities and tubes.
◉ Thoracic. Answer: Pertaining to the chest.
◉ Thoracotomy. Answer: Incision of the chest.
◉ Tracheal. Answer: Pertaining to the windpipe.
◉ Umbilical. Answer: Pertaining to the navel.
◉ Ventral. Answer: Peratining to the belly side of the body.
, ◉ Vertebral. Answer: Pertaining to the vertebrae.
◉ Visceral. Answer: Pertaining to internal organs.
◉ Anabolic. Answer: Pertaining to casting up; building up
substances (proteins) in the cell.
◉ Catabolism. Answer: Process of casting down; breaking down
material in the cell to release energy.
◉ Hypochondriac regions. Answer: Pertaining to under the rib
cartilage (area of the abdomen).
◉ Intervertebral. Answer: Pertaining to between the vertebrae.
◉ Metabolism. Answer: State of building up (anabolism) and
breaking down (catabolism)processes in a cell.
◉ Otalgia. Answer: Pain in the ear.
◉ Neualgia. Answer: Pain of nerves.
PRACTICE QUESTIONS WITH FULL SOLUTION
GRADED A+
◉ Iliac. Answer: Pertaining to the ilium.
◉ Inguinal. Answer: Pertaining to the groin.
◉ Karyotype. Answer: Picture (Classification) of the nucleus (and its
chromosomes)
◉ Lateral. Answer: Pertaining to the side
◉ Lumboacral. Answer: Pertaining to the lumbar and sacral regions.
◉ Medical. Answer: Pertaining to the middle.
◉ Nucleic. Answer: Pertaining to the nucleus.
◉ Pelvic. Answer: Pertaining to the hip bone.
,◉ Posterior. Answer: Pertaining to the back; behind
◉ Proximal. Answer: Pertaining to near the beginning of a structure.
◉ Sacral. Answer: Pertaining to the sacrum (lower back)
◉ Sarcoma. Answer: Tumor of flesh tissue, malignant.
◉ Spinal. Answer: Pertaining to the spine, backbone.
◉ Epithelial Cell. Answer: Cell covering the surface of the skin and
inner lining of body cavities and tubes.
◉ Thoracic. Answer: Pertaining to the chest.
◉ Thoracotomy. Answer: Incision of the chest.
◉ Tracheal. Answer: Pertaining to the windpipe.
◉ Umbilical. Answer: Pertaining to the navel.
◉ Ventral. Answer: Peratining to the belly side of the body.
, ◉ Vertebral. Answer: Pertaining to the vertebrae.
◉ Visceral. Answer: Pertaining to internal organs.
◉ Anabolic. Answer: Pertaining to casting up; building up
substances (proteins) in the cell.
◉ Catabolism. Answer: Process of casting down; breaking down
material in the cell to release energy.
◉ Hypochondriac regions. Answer: Pertaining to under the rib
cartilage (area of the abdomen).
◉ Intervertebral. Answer: Pertaining to between the vertebrae.
◉ Metabolism. Answer: State of building up (anabolism) and
breaking down (catabolism)processes in a cell.
◉ Otalgia. Answer: Pain in the ear.
◉ Neualgia. Answer: Pain of nerves.