A mystery element has 6protons,6 electrons and 6neutrons.What is its atomic number? • 6 • 12 • 18 • Not enough information The correct answer is A. An atom can always be identified based on the number of protons which will always be the same for atoms of the same element. The atomic number is always equal to the number of protons. • Amysteryelementhas13 protons,13 electrons and 14neutrons.What element is it? • Fe • Zr • Al • Notenoughinformation The correct answe...

Section I - Reading Comprehension. Directions: The following questions are based on a number of reading passages. Each passage is followed by a series of questions. Read each passage carefully, and then answer the questions based on it. You may reread the passage as often as you wish. When you have finished answering the questions based on one passage, go right on to the next passage. Choose the best answer based on the information given and implied. Questions 1 – 4 refer to the follo...

HESI EXAM: READING COMPREHENSION, CHEMISTRY, GRAMMAR, BIOLOGY, VOCABULARY &GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, CRITICAL THINKING AND ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY. Reading Comprehension Neurologists and biological psychologists have witnessed a sharp increase in the knowledge andunderstanding of particular structures of the brain over the past two decades. As technology becomes ever more advanced, scientists are able to isolate the functions of even small regions of the human brain. One noteworthy discovery is th...

HESI A2 READING COMPREHENSION PRACTICE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS V1&2 VERSION 2 LIST OF PASSAGES • Isaac Asimov • Laughter • Jazz • Homonyms • Glass • Changing time • Mr. Rogers • Lightning strikes • Health care's number game • Factory • Electoral college • Nurseries • A bit about bicycles • The Rainforest ISAAC ASIMOV • Definition of “PROLIFIC”. • Highly productive • Against war • Literate • Ecocentric • For what type of writing was ...

These are questions that have been on the test in May 2020 or later! *Highlighted are the terms (not descriptions) to know.* These are based on memory of the test takers, so they are not exactly as seen on the test. • The lower surface of a structure is referred to as......INFERIOR • Injurious? TOXIC • Equilibrium? SENSE OF BALANCE • Site? LOCATION • The patient gave his Assent? AGREEMENT • The technician wore gloves as precaution? PREVENTIVE MEASURE • The of his right ey...

HESI A2 Entrance - A&P Directional terms - answers-(SAM LIP) superior, anterior, medial, lateral, inferior, posterior, Terms of direction usually used in reference to limbs - answers-proximal and distal above - answers-superior below - answers-inferior front - answers-anterior back - answers-posterior midline - answers-medial closest to the point of attachment - answers-proximal furthest from the point of attachment - answers-distal dorsal cavity includes - answers-cranial and spinal ...

VOCABULARY Abstain To voluntarily refrain from something. Constrict To draw together or become smaller. Accountable To be responsible. Contingent Dependent. Acute Sudden, intense. Contraindication A reason something is not advisable. Adhere To hold fast or stick together. Convulsive Having or causing shaking of the body. Adverse Undesired, possibly harmful. Cursory Quick, perfunctory, not thorough. Ambivalent Uncertain, having contradictory feelings. Defecate Expel feces. Ambu...

Have you ever wondered why the whistle of a traveling, distant locomotive predicts its approach several yards before anyone actually sees it? Or why an oncoming ambulance’s screaming siren is heard momentarily several feet before the ambulance comes into full view, before it passes you, and why its siren is still heard faintly well after the ambulance is out of sight? What you are witnessing is a scientific phenomenon known as the Doppler Effect. What takes place is truly remarkable. In both ...

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