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Medical-Surgical Nursing /Adult Health II HESI Exam Prep|120 Original Practice Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Practice questions 1. Why does severe ischemia impair cell membrane ion pumps? A. ATP production falls B. Enhanced sodium pump activity C. Increased ATP synthesis D. Increased oxygen delivery Answer: A Rationale: Energy-dependent ion transport fails when ischemia reduces ATP generation. 2. Which tissue finding can result from early pump failure? A. Cellular swe...

Nursing Health Assessment Complete Study Guide | 120 Practice Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Practice questions 1. Which finding is subjective data? A. The client reports burning pain B. Observed ankle edema C. Temperature of 38.5 degrees Celsius D. Measured heart rate of 112 Answer: A Rationale: Subjective data describe experiences reported by the client rather than directly measured findings. 2. Which opening question best elicits the chief concern? A. Your problem i...

Nursing Dosage Calculations & Medication Administration Guide | 120 Questions with Worked Solutions and Rationales 2026/2027 Section 1 Conversions and unit consistency Topic review Conversions and unit consistency. Metric conversions: 1 g equals 1000 mg, 1 mg equals 1000 mcg, and 1 L equals 1000 mL. For these exercises use 2.2 lb per kg and 60 minutes per hour. Never substitute a weight in pounds into a dose expressed per kilogram. Practice questions 1. Convert 0.75 g to mg. Give the exact ...

HESI Fundamentals of Nursing Complete Review | 120 Original Practice Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Practice questions 1. A newly admitted stable client reports poor sleep. What should the nurse do before planning interventions? A. Assign insomnia without further information B. Assess sleep patterns and contributing factors C. Begin discharge paperwork D. Order a sedative Answer: B Rationale: Assessment establishes the cause and baseline before selecting appropriate inte...

Medical-Surgical Nursing / Adult Health II HESI Exam Prep | 120 Original Practice Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Cardiovascular 1. A client with heart failure has severe dyspnea, crackles, and oxygen saturation of 84%. What is the priority? A. Encourage fluids B. Position upright, initiate oxygen, and summon urgent assistance C. Obtain a daily weight D. Begin dietary teaching Answer: B Rationale: Severe hypoxemia requires immediate breathing support. Pulmonary fluid accu...

Nursing Pharmacology Exam Review | 120 Practice Questions with Answers, Rationales & Dosage Calculations 2026/2027 Medication Safety and Administration 1. Before administering a medication, which action best prevents wrong-patient errors? A. Ask another client B. Ask the room number C. Use two approved patient identifiers D. Recognize the client's face Answer: C Rationale: Two identifiers link the medication to the intended client. Room number is not an approved patient identifier. ...

NCLEX-RN Clinical Judgment & Prioritization Practice | 120 Original Questions with Answers and Rationales Case 1 Sepsis and Deteriorating Perfusion An adult hospitalized with pneumonia develops temperature 39°C, heart rate 122/min, respiratory rate 30/min, blood pressure 82/46 mm Hg, new confusion, and urine output 15 mL/hour. Oxygen saturation is 89% on room air. 1. Which cue most strongly indicates organ dysfunction? A. Productive cough alone B. Request for a blanket C. History of smoki...

TEAS & HESI A2 Reading Comprehension Study Guide | 10 Original Passages & 100 Questions with Explained Answers Library hours The Marlow Library tested an evening opening on Wednesdays for six weeks. Staff recorded attendance rather than asking visitors only whether they liked the idea. The first two evenings attracted mostly regular daytime visitors. During the next four weeks, several workers began arriving after their shifts. Total Wednesday attendance increased, but Friday attendance fell...

TEAS & HESI A2 Math Study Guide | 100 Practice Questions with Step-by-Step Solutions | Fractions, Percentages, Algebra & Conversions 100 original practice questions Answer in your own words unless a numerical answer is requested. Explain your reasoning. Keep this section separate from the answer key during practice. Practice set 1 1. Calculate 1/2 + 1/3 and simplify. 2. Calculate 2/3 − 1/3. 3. Calculate (2/3) × (2/4). 4. Calculate (2/3) ÷ (2/4). 5. Convert 0.125 to a percentage and...

TEAS & HESI A2 Anatomy and Physiology Study Guide | 100 Practice Questions with Explained Answers | Body Systems Review 100 original practice questions Answer in your own words unless a numerical answer is requested. Explain your reasoning. Keep this section separate from the answer key during practice. Organisation and homeostasis 1. What is the difference between anatomy and physiology? 2. What is the standard anatomical position? 3. What does superior mean in anatomical description? ...

NCLEX NGN Clinical Judgment Study Guide | 10 Original Case Studies & 100 Questions | Prioritization, Delegation & Detailed Answer Rationales 2026/2027 Case 1 Fluid loss and falling perfusion A 76-year-old adult has had vomiting and poor intake for two days. Previously alert, the patient is now confused and dizzy. BP is 86/50 mm Hg, pulse 122/minute, and urine output has fallen. Mucous membranes are dry. The RN is at the bedside; an emergency response team is available. Use the facts provide...

Nursing Fundamentals & HESI Review 100 Practice Questions with Explained Answers | Patient Safety, Infection Control, Fluids & Electrolytes Patient safety 1. Why use two approved patient identifiers before medication administration? 2. A patient’s wristband and chart show different birth dates. What should the nurse do? 3. Why ask about allergies before giving a newly ordered medication? 4. An order is unreadable. What is the safe response? 5. What should a nurse do when a patient refuse...

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing Potter and Perry Practice Set 6 |120 Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Questions 1 to 4 1 An adult client is before giving a newly prescribed medication. The prescribed medication dose is ambiguous and cannot be safely determined from the order. Which action is most appropriate? A. Clarify the dose with an authorized prescriber before administration. B. Ask a family member to interpret the order. C. Give the usual dose without confirming it. ...

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing Potter and Perry | Practice Set 3 | 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Questions 1 to 4 1 An adult client is after becoming more fatigued than usual. During oral feeding, the client coughs repeatedly and develops a wet voice. Which action is most appropriate? A. Stop feeding, assess breathing and swallowing concerns, and obtain appropriate assistance. B. Continue the same feeding plan without assessment. C. Increase the bite size. D. Ask t...

WGU C784 Healthcare Statistics Study Guide | 80 Original Practice Questions with Explained Answers and Worked Calculations   1 Arithmetic and percentages Signed numbers and order of operations A negative number is below zero. Subtracting a negative is the same as adding its positive opposite. Multiplication or division of two numbers with the same sign gives a positive result; different signs give a negative result. Evaluate grouping first, then powers, then multiplication and division ...

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing Potter and Perry | Practice Set 2 | 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales 1 An adult client is after a recent medication change. The client becomes dizzy and unsteady while standing for a transfer. Which action is most appropriate? A. Encourage faster walking. B. Assist the client to a safe seated or lying position and assess symptoms and vital signs. C. Ask the client to hold onto a rolling bedside table. D. Complete the transfer despite dizziness. Yo...

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing Potter and Perry Practice Set 1 | 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales 1 An adult client is after several episodes of nausea. A client has reduced intake, dry mucous membranes, and dizziness; no cause has yet been established. Which action is most appropriate? A. Use one isolated measurement as the entire assessment. B. Diagnose the cause from dry mouth alone. C. Ignore dizziness. D. Assess vital signs, intake and output, relevant history, and fluid st...

University of South Florida NUR 3125 Pathophysiology Practice Exam Set 1 | 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales, University of South Florida NUR 3125 Pathophysiology Practice Exam Set 2 | 120 Questions with Answers and University of South Florida NUR 3125 Pathophysiology Practice Exam Set | 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales and final

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing Potter and Perry|Practice Set 7| 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Questions 1 to 4 1 An adult client is during an evening medication round. The medication record and the client identification band do not agree. Which action is most appropriate? A. Assume the record must be correct. B. Stop and resolve the identity discrepancy using approved identification procedures. C. Administer first and investigate later. D. Use the room number as th...

Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing Potter and Perry | Practice Set 4 | 120 Questions with Answers and Rationales 2026/2027 Questions 1 to 4 1 An adult client is during a medical admission. A client who reports constipation now develops new severe abdominal pain and vomiting. Which action is most appropriate? A. Ignore vomiting. B. Assess promptly and seek urgent clinical review before treating this as routine constipation. C. Wait several days without assessment. D. Encourage a large meal i...