TEST BANK
FULL TEST BANK|RATED GRADE A+|100% PASS|VERIFIED ANSWERS
|MULTICHOICES|ORIGINAL|MULTI CHOICES| UPDATED VERSION|
LATEST UPDATE 2025
HESI RN EXIT EXAM V1-V7
WHAT TO FIND IN THE TEST BANK
❖ MULTI CHOICES QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
❖ EACH VERSION CONTAINS 160 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
❖ CASE STUDIES NGN STYLE
❖ NGN QUESTIONS
❖ CASE STUDIES QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALE
❖ BUTTERFLY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
❖ WELL ORGANISED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
,TABLE OF CONTENT
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v1………………2----102
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v2………………102---152
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v3……………….152-204
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v4………………204--244
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v5……………….244--285
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v6………………285--322
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v7………………322--440
WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST AS YOU EXPLORE THE BEST MASTERPIECE
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,HESI RN Exit Exam v1
The nurse is completing the admission assessment of a 3-year-old who is admitted with
bacterial meningitis and hydrocephalus. Which assessment finding is evidence that the child is
experiencing increased intracranial pressure (ICP)?
A. Tachycardia and tachypnea
B. Sluggish and unequal pupillary responses
C. Increased head circumference and bulging fontanels
D. Blood pressure fluctuations and syncope
- ✔✔- ANSWER-✔✔-
B. Sluggish and unequal pupillary responses
RATIONALE
sluggish and unequal pupillary responses are a classic sign of increased intracranial pressure
(ICP), particularly in pediatric patients. The pressure from conditions like bacterial meningitis
or hydrocephalus can compress cranial nerves, affecting pupil reaction. This manifests as
pupils that react slowly or unevenly to light, indicating potential neurological compromise due
to elevated ICP. While other signs, such as tachycardia or blood pressure changes, may occur
in cases of increased ICP, abnormal pupillary responses are more directly linked to intracranial
pressure changes and are a critical assessment finding.
A client with acute pancreatitis is admitted with severe, piercing abdominal pain and an
elevated serum amylase. Which additional information is the client most likely to report to the
nurse?
A. Abdominal pain decreases when lying supine
B. Pain lasts an hour and leaves the abdomen tender
C. Right upper quadrant pain refers to right scapula
, D. Drinks alcohol until intoxicated at least twice weekly.
- ✔✔- ANSWER-✔✔-A. Abdominal pain decreases when lying supine
Rationale for Answer A: Abdominal pain decreases when lying supine
In acute pancreatitis, the pain is often severe and can be exacerbated by lying flat or in a
supine position. This is due to the pressure and irritation on the pancreas, which can worsen
when the client is lying down. Typically, patients with acute pancreatitis may find some relief
by sitting up or leaning forward, as this can reduce pressure on the inflamed pancreas.
A child newly diagnosed with sickle cell anemia (SCA) is being discharged from the hospital.
Which information is most important for the nurse to provide the parents prior to discharge?
A. Instructions about how much fluid the child should drink daily.
B. Signs of addiction to opioid pain medications
C. Information about non-pharmaceutical pain relief measures
D. Referral for social services for the child and family
- ✔✔- ANSWER-✔✔-A. Instructions about how much fluid the child should drink daily
Rationale for Answer A: Instructions about how much fluid the child should drink daily
Hydration is crucial for children with sickle cell anemia (SCA) because dehydration can trigger a
sickle cell crisis by making the blood thicker and more prone to clotting, which increases the risk
of blockages in the small blood vessels. Ensuring that the child stays well-hydrated helps reduce
the likelihood of these painful episodes. Therefore, providing instructions on proper fluid intake
is the most important piece of information to give the parents before discharge.
A mother runs into the emergency department with a toddler in her arms and tells the nurse
that her child got into some cleaning products. the child smells of chemicals on the hands,
face, and on the front of the child's clothes. after ensuring the airway is patent, what action
should the nurse implement first?
a. Assess the child for altered sensorium
b. Determine type of chemical exposure
c. Obtain equipment for gastric lavage
d. Call poison control emergency number
FULL TEST BANK|RATED GRADE A+|100% PASS|VERIFIED ANSWERS
|MULTICHOICES|ORIGINAL|MULTI CHOICES| UPDATED VERSION|
LATEST UPDATE 2025
HESI RN EXIT EXAM V1-V7
WHAT TO FIND IN THE TEST BANK
❖ MULTI CHOICES QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
❖ EACH VERSION CONTAINS 160 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
❖ CASE STUDIES NGN STYLE
❖ NGN QUESTIONS
❖ CASE STUDIES QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS AND RATIONALE
❖ BUTTERFLY QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
❖ WELL ORGANISED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
,TABLE OF CONTENT
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v1………………2----102
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v2………………102---152
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v3……………….152-204
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v4………………204--244
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v5……………….244--285
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v6………………285--322
➢ HESI RN Exit Exam v7………………322--440
WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST AS YOU EXPLORE THE BEST MASTERPIECE
RATE IT
,HESI RN Exit Exam v1
The nurse is completing the admission assessment of a 3-year-old who is admitted with
bacterial meningitis and hydrocephalus. Which assessment finding is evidence that the child is
experiencing increased intracranial pressure (ICP)?
A. Tachycardia and tachypnea
B. Sluggish and unequal pupillary responses
C. Increased head circumference and bulging fontanels
D. Blood pressure fluctuations and syncope
- ✔✔- ANSWER-✔✔-
B. Sluggish and unequal pupillary responses
RATIONALE
sluggish and unequal pupillary responses are a classic sign of increased intracranial pressure
(ICP), particularly in pediatric patients. The pressure from conditions like bacterial meningitis
or hydrocephalus can compress cranial nerves, affecting pupil reaction. This manifests as
pupils that react slowly or unevenly to light, indicating potential neurological compromise due
to elevated ICP. While other signs, such as tachycardia or blood pressure changes, may occur
in cases of increased ICP, abnormal pupillary responses are more directly linked to intracranial
pressure changes and are a critical assessment finding.
A client with acute pancreatitis is admitted with severe, piercing abdominal pain and an
elevated serum amylase. Which additional information is the client most likely to report to the
nurse?
A. Abdominal pain decreases when lying supine
B. Pain lasts an hour and leaves the abdomen tender
C. Right upper quadrant pain refers to right scapula
, D. Drinks alcohol until intoxicated at least twice weekly.
- ✔✔- ANSWER-✔✔-A. Abdominal pain decreases when lying supine
Rationale for Answer A: Abdominal pain decreases when lying supine
In acute pancreatitis, the pain is often severe and can be exacerbated by lying flat or in a
supine position. This is due to the pressure and irritation on the pancreas, which can worsen
when the client is lying down. Typically, patients with acute pancreatitis may find some relief
by sitting up or leaning forward, as this can reduce pressure on the inflamed pancreas.
A child newly diagnosed with sickle cell anemia (SCA) is being discharged from the hospital.
Which information is most important for the nurse to provide the parents prior to discharge?
A. Instructions about how much fluid the child should drink daily.
B. Signs of addiction to opioid pain medications
C. Information about non-pharmaceutical pain relief measures
D. Referral for social services for the child and family
- ✔✔- ANSWER-✔✔-A. Instructions about how much fluid the child should drink daily
Rationale for Answer A: Instructions about how much fluid the child should drink daily
Hydration is crucial for children with sickle cell anemia (SCA) because dehydration can trigger a
sickle cell crisis by making the blood thicker and more prone to clotting, which increases the risk
of blockages in the small blood vessels. Ensuring that the child stays well-hydrated helps reduce
the likelihood of these painful episodes. Therefore, providing instructions on proper fluid intake
is the most important piece of information to give the parents before discharge.
A mother runs into the emergency department with a toddler in her arms and tells the nurse
that her child got into some cleaning products. the child smells of chemicals on the hands,
face, and on the front of the child's clothes. after ensuring the airway is patent, what action
should the nurse implement first?
a. Assess the child for altered sensorium
b. Determine type of chemical exposure
c. Obtain equipment for gastric lavage
d. Call poison control emergency number
