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This HESI RN Exit Exam V1 NGN 2026–2027 resource is designed to help nursing students prepare effectively using test bank-style practice questions with clear answers. The content reflects Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) formats, focusing on clinical judgment, prioritization, and case-based scenarios. It covers major nursing areas including medical-surgical, pharmacology, maternal and child health, mental health, and patient care management. Questions are structured to simulate real exam conditions, helping learners strengthen critical thinking, improve knowledge retention, and identify weak areas. Detailed explanations support effective revision and exam readiness. This resource is ideal for students preparing for HESI exit exams and the NCLEX-RN, offering a comprehensive and exam-focused study tool.

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HESIRNExit Exam V1 - NGNTest Bank( 2 0 2 0 2 7 update)
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◆ HESIRNExit Exam V1(2026/2027update)
◆Questions& Verified Answers
◆100% Guaranteed pass
◆ complete A+ Guide
◆ NGNcase Studies&McQ(A-D)Questions

, HESIRNEXIT EXAMV1 - NGNTEST BANK

SECTION1:NGNCASE STUDIES




CASE STUDY1:Acute Coronary Syndrome(6Questions)

Scenario:Robert Thompson, a 58-year-oldmale, presents to the emergency department with
complaints of substernalchest pressure that began 2 hours ago whileshoveling snow. He
rates the pain as 8/1o, describing it as "an elephant sitting on my chest." The pain radiates to his left
jaw. He is diaphoretic, pale, and nauseated.

VitaL Signs:

● BP: 158/96 mmHg
● HR: 112 bpm, regular
● RR: 24 breaths/min
。
● Temp: 37.o c (98.6 F)。
● Spo2: 94%on roomair

past MedicaL History:

● Hypertension (1o years)
● Type 2 diabetes (5 years)
● Hyperlipidemia
● 4o pack-year smoking history

Medications:

● Lisinopril1o mg daily
● Metformin1ooo mg BID
● Atorvastatin 4o mg daily

Question1(NGN- Recognize Cues)

*Select the 5 assessment findings that require immediate follow-up.*

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