HESI A2 Entrance Exam review with
correct solutions 2025.
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void - n
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(medial) to urinate; excrete or expel urine
-The patient was instructed to void into the container so the nurse could examine
the urine.
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lethargic - n
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sluggish, difficult to arouse
-The unlicensed assitive personnel observed that the morning after a patient
received a sleeping pill, the patient was to lethargic to eat breakfast.
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offsetting - n
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counteracting
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atrophy - n
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the degeneration or wasting away of a part of the body
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discrete - n
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apart or detached, separate, distinct
-The paramedics observed several discrete bruise marks on patients body.
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site - n
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location
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exposure - n
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to surgically lay open; to be subjected to something (such as sunlight or germs)
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exacerbate - n
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to aggravate, to worsen
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neuron - n
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a nerve cell
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adverse - n
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unfavorable, undesired, possibly harmful
-Vommiting is an adverse effect of many medications.
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holistic - n
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(medical) concerned with the whole person or all the body systems instead of just
one part
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suppress - n
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to stop, or subdue
-When the child's fever went down, the nurse checked to see if any medication
given had suppress the fever.
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impending - n
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about to happen, likely to occur soon
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symmetric - n
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equal on both sides; being equal or the same in size, shape, and relative postition
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volume - n
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quantity
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repugnant - n
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offensive
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intact - n
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unbroken, in place, unharmed
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access - n
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the ability to enter, contract, or approach;
-To administer medications into the patient vein,the nurse must access the vein
with special needle.
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dilate - n
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to become larger in diameter
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abrupt - n
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sudden
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annual - n
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occurring every year
correct solutions 2025.
Qs
void - n
Ans✔
(medial) to urinate; excrete or expel urine
-The patient was instructed to void into the container so the nurse could examine
the urine.
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lethargic - n
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sluggish, difficult to arouse
-The unlicensed assitive personnel observed that the morning after a patient
received a sleeping pill, the patient was to lethargic to eat breakfast.
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offsetting - n
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counteracting
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atrophy - n
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the degeneration or wasting away of a part of the body
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discrete - n
,Ans✔
apart or detached, separate, distinct
-The paramedics observed several discrete bruise marks on patients body.
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site - n
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location
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exposure - n
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to surgically lay open; to be subjected to something (such as sunlight or germs)
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exacerbate - n
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to aggravate, to worsen
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neuron - n
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a nerve cell
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adverse - n
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unfavorable, undesired, possibly harmful
-Vommiting is an adverse effect of many medications.
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holistic - n
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(medical) concerned with the whole person or all the body systems instead of just
one part
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suppress - n
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to stop, or subdue
-When the child's fever went down, the nurse checked to see if any medication
given had suppress the fever.
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impending - n
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about to happen, likely to occur soon
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symmetric - n
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equal on both sides; being equal or the same in size, shape, and relative postition
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volume - n
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quantity
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repugnant - n
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offensive
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intact - n
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unbroken, in place, unharmed
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access - n
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the ability to enter, contract, or approach;
-To administer medications into the patient vein,the nurse must access the vein
with special needle.
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dilate - n
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to become larger in diameter
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abrupt - n
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sudden
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annual - n
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occurring every year
