,Table of Contents
HESI RN EXIT V1 ....................................................................... 3
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V1 ...... 189
HESI RN EXIT V2 ............................................................. 253
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V2.... 521
HESI RN EXIT V3........................................................... 615
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V3 . 732
HESI RN EXIT V4 ............................................................... 802
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V4 ...... 984
HESI RN EXIT V5 ........................................................... 1078
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V5.. 1250
HESI RN EXIT V6......................................................... 1313
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V6 1529
HESI RN EXIT V7 ............................................................. 1577
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V7 .... 1644
BONUS Past Papers for HESI RN EXIT V1- V12 EXAMS FOR
2018,2019,2022,2023,2024 & 2025 with Diagrams,
Rationales & Pictures ........................................................ 1697
,HESI RN EXIT V1
QUESTION 1
QUESTION 2
,The picture shows the sterile tray is open and the catheter is in the nurse's non-dominant hand that is not sterile.
At this point the sterile field is already set.
CORRECT - Select All That Apply: Correct answers: A, B, and D.
• A. Ask the client to bear down as if voiding to relax the sphincter.
• B. Complete perianal care with soap and water.
• D. Hold the catheter 3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm) from its tip.
Rationale
• A — Correct: Asking the client to bear down as if voiding can help relax the urinary sphincter and facilitate
catheter insertion.
• B — Correct: Perineal care helps reduce microorganisms and the risk of introducing infection during
catheterization.
• C — Incorrect: The nurse should assess for bladder distention when indicated, but palpating the bladder
for distention is not a routine required action immediately before inserting an indwelling urinary catheter.
• D — Correct: Holding the catheter approximately 3–4 inches from its tip provides control during insertion
while maintaining sterility.
• E — Incorrect: The drainage bag should remain below bladder level to prevent urine backflow, but it is
generally secured to the bed frame after catheter insertion and setup, not as a required action before
insertion.
HESI exam tip: Maintain sterile technique throughout insertion, perform appropriate perineal hygiene, and keep
the urinary drainage system closed with the bag below bladder level.
Question 3
After learning that she has terminal pancreatic cancer, a female client becomes angry and tells the nurse, “God
has abandoned me. What did I do to deserve this?” Based on this response, which nursing problem should the
nurse include in the client’s plan of care?
A. Acute pain
B. Spiritual distress
C. Ineffective coping
D. Complicated grieving
Correct Answer:
B. Spiritual distress
Expert Rationale:
The client’s statements reflect anguish related to her relationship with God, perceived abandonment, and a
HESI RN EXIT V1 ....................................................................... 3
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V1 ...... 189
HESI RN EXIT V2 ............................................................. 253
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V2.... 521
HESI RN EXIT V3........................................................... 615
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V3 . 732
HESI RN EXIT V4 ............................................................... 802
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V4 ...... 984
HESI RN EXIT V5 ........................................................... 1078
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V5.. 1250
HESI RN EXIT V6......................................................... 1313
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V6 1529
HESI RN EXIT V7 ............................................................. 1577
MOST TESTED QUESTIONS FROM PAST PAPERS FOR V7 .... 1644
BONUS Past Papers for HESI RN EXIT V1- V12 EXAMS FOR
2018,2019,2022,2023,2024 & 2025 with Diagrams,
Rationales & Pictures ........................................................ 1697
,HESI RN EXIT V1
QUESTION 1
QUESTION 2
,The picture shows the sterile tray is open and the catheter is in the nurse's non-dominant hand that is not sterile.
At this point the sterile field is already set.
CORRECT - Select All That Apply: Correct answers: A, B, and D.
• A. Ask the client to bear down as if voiding to relax the sphincter.
• B. Complete perianal care with soap and water.
• D. Hold the catheter 3–4 inches (7.5–10 cm) from its tip.
Rationale
• A — Correct: Asking the client to bear down as if voiding can help relax the urinary sphincter and facilitate
catheter insertion.
• B — Correct: Perineal care helps reduce microorganisms and the risk of introducing infection during
catheterization.
• C — Incorrect: The nurse should assess for bladder distention when indicated, but palpating the bladder
for distention is not a routine required action immediately before inserting an indwelling urinary catheter.
• D — Correct: Holding the catheter approximately 3–4 inches from its tip provides control during insertion
while maintaining sterility.
• E — Incorrect: The drainage bag should remain below bladder level to prevent urine backflow, but it is
generally secured to the bed frame after catheter insertion and setup, not as a required action before
insertion.
HESI exam tip: Maintain sterile technique throughout insertion, perform appropriate perineal hygiene, and keep
the urinary drainage system closed with the bag below bladder level.
Question 3
After learning that she has terminal pancreatic cancer, a female client becomes angry and tells the nurse, “God
has abandoned me. What did I do to deserve this?” Based on this response, which nursing problem should the
nurse include in the client’s plan of care?
A. Acute pain
B. Spiritual distress
C. Ineffective coping
D. Complicated grieving
Correct Answer:
B. Spiritual distress
Expert Rationale:
The client’s statements reflect anguish related to her relationship with God, perceived abandonment, and a
