2026 HESI RN EXIT EXAM V3
2026 HESI RN Exit Exam V3 — Complete 200-
Question Practice Test With Next Generation
NCLEX (NGN) Case Studies, Select-All-That-
Apply Items, and Verified Rationalized Answers
for Guaranteed Exam Success
================================================================================
2024 HESI RN EXIT EXAM V3
COMPLETE 200-QUESTION PRACTICE TEST WITH NEXT GENERATION NCLEX
(NGN) CASE STUDIES, SELECT-ALL-THAT-APPLY ITEMS, AND VERIFIED
RATIONALIZED ANSWERS FOR EXAM SUCCESS
================================================================================
DOCUMENT TYPE: Comprehensive Practice Exam / Study Guide
EXAM VERSION: 2024 HESI RN Exit Exam V3
TOTAL QUESTIONS: 200
QUESTION FORMATS: Multiple Choice (MC)
Select-All-That-Apply (SATA)
Case Studies / Scenario-Based
Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Items
CONTENT AREAS COVERED:
1. Management of Care
2. Safety and Infection Control
3. Health Promotion and Maintenance
4. Psychosocial Integrity
5. Basic Care and Comfort
6. Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
7. Reduction of Risk Potential
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8. Physiological Adaptation
ANSWER FORMAT: Color-Coded (Blue Question / Red Answer / Purple Rationale)
RATIONALE INCLUDED: Yes — Every Question Includes a Detailed Rationale
PASS GUARANTEE: 100% Verified and Rationalized Answers
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INSTRUCTIONS TO EXAMINEE
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1. Read each question carefully before selecting your answer.
2. For SATA questions, select ALL options that apply.
3. Choose the BEST answer for multiple-choice questions.
4. Review the rationale for every question, even those answered correctly.
5. Use the color-coded format to distinguish questions, answers, and rationales:
BLUE = Question
RED = Answer
PURPLE = Rationale
6. Complete all 200 questions to simulate the full HESI RN Exit Exam experience.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION 1 — Management of Care ............................ Questions 1–10
SECTION 2 — Safety and Infection Control ................. Questions 11–20
SECTION 3 — Health Promotion and Maintenance ............. Questions 21–30
SECTION 4 — Psychosocial Integrity ....................... Questions 31–40
SECTION 5 — Basic Care and Comfort ....................... Questions 41–50
SECTION 6 — Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies ..... Questions 51–60
SECTION 7 — Reduction of Risk Potential .................. Questions 61–70
SECTION 8 — Physiological Adaptation ..................... Questions 71–80
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SECTION 9 — Physiological Adaptation (Continued) ......... Questions 81–90
SECTION 10 — Physiological Adaptation (Continued) ......... Questions 91–100
SECTION 11 — Management of Care (Continued) ............... Questions 101–110
SECTION 12 — Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies ..... Questions 111–120
SECTION 13 — Reduction of Risk Potential (Continued) ...... Questions 121–130
SECTION 14 — Basic Care and Comfort (Continued) ........... Questions 131–140
SECTION 15 — Psychosocial Integrity (Continued) ........... Questions 141–150
SECTION 16 — Health Promotion and Maintenance (Continued) . Questions 151–160
SECTION 17 — Management of Care (Continued) ............... Questions 161–170
SECTION 18 — Physiological Adaptation (Continued) ......... Questions 171–180
SECTION 19 — Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies ..... Questions 181–190
SECTION 20 — Reduction of Risk Potential (Continued) ...... Questions 191–200
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BEGIN EXAM — GOOD LUCK!
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HESI RN Exit Exam V3 — Comprehensive Practice Exam
Section 1: Management of Care
QUESTION 1:
A nurse is caring for a client who has a new diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. Which of the following
actions demonstrates the nurse's role in client advocacy?
A. Providing the client with educational materials about diabetes
B. Ensuring the client's dietary preferences are respected
C. Administering insulin as prescribed
D. Documenting the client's blood glucose levels
ANSWER:
B. Ensuring the client's dietary preferences are respected
RATIONALE:
Advocacy involves speaking up for and protecting the client's rights and preferences. Ensuring the
client's dietary preferences are respected is an example of advocacy. Providing education,
administering medications, and documenting are nursing roles but are not specifically advocacy .
QUESTION 2:
A nurse is preparing to delegate tasks to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). Which of the
following tasks is appropriate to delegate to a UAP?
A. Assessing a client's surgical wound
B. Administering oral medications
C. Assisting a client with ambulation
D. Creating a nursing care plan
ANSWER:
C. Assisting a client with ambulation
RATIONALE:
The RN can delegate tasks that do not require nursing judgment to UAPs, such as assisting with
ambulation, bathing, feeding, and vital signs. Assessment, medication administration, and care
planning require nursing judgment and cannot be delegated .
QUESTION 3:
A nurse is caring for a client who refuses a blood transfusion due to religious beliefs. Which of the
following actions is appropriate?
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2026 HESI RN Exit Exam V3 — Complete 200-
Question Practice Test With Next Generation
NCLEX (NGN) Case Studies, Select-All-That-
Apply Items, and Verified Rationalized Answers
for Guaranteed Exam Success
================================================================================
2024 HESI RN EXIT EXAM V3
COMPLETE 200-QUESTION PRACTICE TEST WITH NEXT GENERATION NCLEX
(NGN) CASE STUDIES, SELECT-ALL-THAT-APPLY ITEMS, AND VERIFIED
RATIONALIZED ANSWERS FOR EXAM SUCCESS
================================================================================
DOCUMENT TYPE: Comprehensive Practice Exam / Study Guide
EXAM VERSION: 2024 HESI RN Exit Exam V3
TOTAL QUESTIONS: 200
QUESTION FORMATS: Multiple Choice (MC)
Select-All-That-Apply (SATA)
Case Studies / Scenario-Based
Next Generation NCLEX (NGN) Items
CONTENT AREAS COVERED:
1. Management of Care
2. Safety and Infection Control
3. Health Promotion and Maintenance
4. Psychosocial Integrity
5. Basic Care and Comfort
6. Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies
7. Reduction of Risk Potential
pg. 1
, 2026 HESI RN EXIT EXAM V3
8. Physiological Adaptation
ANSWER FORMAT: Color-Coded (Blue Question / Red Answer / Purple Rationale)
RATIONALE INCLUDED: Yes — Every Question Includes a Detailed Rationale
PASS GUARANTEE: 100% Verified and Rationalized Answers
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
INSTRUCTIONS TO EXAMINEE
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Read each question carefully before selecting your answer.
2. For SATA questions, select ALL options that apply.
3. Choose the BEST answer for multiple-choice questions.
4. Review the rationale for every question, even those answered correctly.
5. Use the color-coded format to distinguish questions, answers, and rationales:
BLUE = Question
RED = Answer
PURPLE = Rationale
6. Complete all 200 questions to simulate the full HESI RN Exit Exam experience.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION 1 — Management of Care ............................ Questions 1–10
SECTION 2 — Safety and Infection Control ................. Questions 11–20
SECTION 3 — Health Promotion and Maintenance ............. Questions 21–30
SECTION 4 — Psychosocial Integrity ....................... Questions 31–40
SECTION 5 — Basic Care and Comfort ....................... Questions 41–50
SECTION 6 — Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies ..... Questions 51–60
SECTION 7 — Reduction of Risk Potential .................. Questions 61–70
SECTION 8 — Physiological Adaptation ..................... Questions 71–80
pg. 2
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SECTION 9 — Physiological Adaptation (Continued) ......... Questions 81–90
SECTION 10 — Physiological Adaptation (Continued) ......... Questions 91–100
SECTION 11 — Management of Care (Continued) ............... Questions 101–110
SECTION 12 — Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies ..... Questions 111–120
SECTION 13 — Reduction of Risk Potential (Continued) ...... Questions 121–130
SECTION 14 — Basic Care and Comfort (Continued) ........... Questions 131–140
SECTION 15 — Psychosocial Integrity (Continued) ........... Questions 141–150
SECTION 16 — Health Promotion and Maintenance (Continued) . Questions 151–160
SECTION 17 — Management of Care (Continued) ............... Questions 161–170
SECTION 18 — Physiological Adaptation (Continued) ......... Questions 171–180
SECTION 19 — Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies ..... Questions 181–190
SECTION 20 — Reduction of Risk Potential (Continued) ...... Questions 191–200
================================================================================
BEGIN EXAM — GOOD LUCK!
================================================================================
pg. 3
, 2026 HESI RN EXIT EXAM V3
HESI RN Exit Exam V3 — Comprehensive Practice Exam
Section 1: Management of Care
QUESTION 1:
A nurse is caring for a client who has a new diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. Which of the following
actions demonstrates the nurse's role in client advocacy?
A. Providing the client with educational materials about diabetes
B. Ensuring the client's dietary preferences are respected
C. Administering insulin as prescribed
D. Documenting the client's blood glucose levels
ANSWER:
B. Ensuring the client's dietary preferences are respected
RATIONALE:
Advocacy involves speaking up for and protecting the client's rights and preferences. Ensuring the
client's dietary preferences are respected is an example of advocacy. Providing education,
administering medications, and documenting are nursing roles but are not specifically advocacy .
QUESTION 2:
A nurse is preparing to delegate tasks to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). Which of the
following tasks is appropriate to delegate to a UAP?
A. Assessing a client's surgical wound
B. Administering oral medications
C. Assisting a client with ambulation
D. Creating a nursing care plan
ANSWER:
C. Assisting a client with ambulation
RATIONALE:
The RN can delegate tasks that do not require nursing judgment to UAPs, such as assisting with
ambulation, bathing, feeding, and vital signs. Assessment, medication administration, and care
planning require nursing judgment and cannot be delegated .
QUESTION 3:
A nurse is caring for a client who refuses a blood transfusion due to religious beliefs. Which of the
following actions is appropriate?
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