Fundamental HESI EXAM || MOST RECENT EXAM
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Who can perform catheter insertions? - ANSWER -RNs. UAP
can only position
patient, report discomfort, report
characterization of urine
provide a consistent caregiver is priority in planning
nursing care for the
confused older client - ANSWER -change increases anxiety
and confusion
children experience depression, which presents as headaches,
stomachaches, and other somatic complaints - ANSWER -
assess suicide risks, especially in the adolescent
Identify three nursing interventions that prevent
postoperative urinary tract
infections. - ANSWER -a. Avoiding postoperative
catheterization
b. Increasing oral fluid
intake
,c. Emptying bladder every 4 to
6 hours
d. Early
ambulation
Identify nursing/medical interventions that prevent
postoperative paralytic ileus.
- ANSWER -a. Early
ambulation
b. Limiting use of narcotic
analgesics
c. NG tube
decompression
List four interventions that prevent postoperative
thrombophlebitis. - ANSWER a. Teaching performance of in bed
leg exercises
b. Encouraging early ambulation
c. Applying antiembolus stockings
d. Teaching avoidance of positions and pressures that obstruct
venous flow
What six factors should the nurse include when assessing the
pain experience? - ANSWER -a. Location b. Intensity
c. Comfort measures
d. Quality
e. Chronology
f. Subjective view of pain
,List the six modalities that are considered noninvasive,
nonpharmacological pain relief measures. - ANSWER -a.
Heat and cold application b. TENS
c. Massage
d. Distraction
e. Relaxation techniques
f. Biofeedback techniques
Identify the five stages of death and dying. -
ANSWER -a. Denial b. Anger
c. Bargaining
d. Depression
e. Acceptance
List five nursing interventions to promote adequate bowel
functioning for older
persons. - ANSWER -a. Determine what is "normal" GI
functioning for each
individual
b. Increase fiber and bulk in
the diet
c. Provide adequate
hydration
d. Encourage eating small meals
frequently
What areas of care are important for end-of-life care? -
ANSWER -a. Pain b. Dyspnea
c. Anxiety
, d. GI symptoms
e. Psychiatric symptoms
f. Spirituality
g. Support for family caregivers
h. Family support during bereavement period
the child/adolescent's lack of remorse about antisocial behavior
represents a malfunction of the superego - ANSWER -the id
functions on the basic instinct level and strives to meet
immediate needs. the ego is in touch with external reality and is
the part of personality that makes decisions
provide consistent interventions for children - ANSWER -this
helps to prevent
manipulation because inconsistency does not help the
client develop self
control
What type of procedures should be assigned to
professional nurses? -
ANSWER -Inform the health care provider or physician; record
that the health
care provider or physician was informed and the health care
provider's or physician's response to such information; inform
the nursing supervisor; refuse to carry out the prescription
Describe the nurse's legal responsibility when asked to perform
a task for which he or she is unprepared. - ANSWER -Inform the
2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
Who can perform catheter insertions? - ANSWER -RNs. UAP
can only position
patient, report discomfort, report
characterization of urine
provide a consistent caregiver is priority in planning
nursing care for the
confused older client - ANSWER -change increases anxiety
and confusion
children experience depression, which presents as headaches,
stomachaches, and other somatic complaints - ANSWER -
assess suicide risks, especially in the adolescent
Identify three nursing interventions that prevent
postoperative urinary tract
infections. - ANSWER -a. Avoiding postoperative
catheterization
b. Increasing oral fluid
intake
,c. Emptying bladder every 4 to
6 hours
d. Early
ambulation
Identify nursing/medical interventions that prevent
postoperative paralytic ileus.
- ANSWER -a. Early
ambulation
b. Limiting use of narcotic
analgesics
c. NG tube
decompression
List four interventions that prevent postoperative
thrombophlebitis. - ANSWER a. Teaching performance of in bed
leg exercises
b. Encouraging early ambulation
c. Applying antiembolus stockings
d. Teaching avoidance of positions and pressures that obstruct
venous flow
What six factors should the nurse include when assessing the
pain experience? - ANSWER -a. Location b. Intensity
c. Comfort measures
d. Quality
e. Chronology
f. Subjective view of pain
,List the six modalities that are considered noninvasive,
nonpharmacological pain relief measures. - ANSWER -a.
Heat and cold application b. TENS
c. Massage
d. Distraction
e. Relaxation techniques
f. Biofeedback techniques
Identify the five stages of death and dying. -
ANSWER -a. Denial b. Anger
c. Bargaining
d. Depression
e. Acceptance
List five nursing interventions to promote adequate bowel
functioning for older
persons. - ANSWER -a. Determine what is "normal" GI
functioning for each
individual
b. Increase fiber and bulk in
the diet
c. Provide adequate
hydration
d. Encourage eating small meals
frequently
What areas of care are important for end-of-life care? -
ANSWER -a. Pain b. Dyspnea
c. Anxiety
, d. GI symptoms
e. Psychiatric symptoms
f. Spirituality
g. Support for family caregivers
h. Family support during bereavement period
the child/adolescent's lack of remorse about antisocial behavior
represents a malfunction of the superego - ANSWER -the id
functions on the basic instinct level and strives to meet
immediate needs. the ego is in touch with external reality and is
the part of personality that makes decisions
provide consistent interventions for children - ANSWER -this
helps to prevent
manipulation because inconsistency does not help the
client develop self
control
What type of procedures should be assigned to
professional nurses? -
ANSWER -Inform the health care provider or physician; record
that the health
care provider or physician was informed and the health care
provider's or physician's response to such information; inform
the nursing supervisor; refuse to carry out the prescription
Describe the nurse's legal responsibility when asked to perform
a task for which he or she is unprepared. - ANSWER -Inform the
