HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS RETAKE 2026 PROCTORED EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE RATIONALES NEW

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 HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS RETAKE 2026
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 HESI PN FUNDAMENTALS PROCTORED EXAM
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 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
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,HESI PN Fundamentals Practice Exam (Retake 2026)
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A nurse is caring for a patient with pneumonia. Which intervention is most important to promote oxytion?
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A. Encourage fluid intake
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B. Position in semi-Fowler’s
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C. Provide oral hygiene
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D. Offer small frequent meals
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Answer: B. Position in semi-Fowler’s
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Rationale: Elevating the head of the bed promotes lung expansion and improves oxygenation.
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Question 2 Q




Which action demonstrates correct hand hygiene before patient care?
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A. Using alcohol-based sanitizer for visibly soiled hands
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B. Washing hands with soap and water for 20 seconds
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C. Wearing gloves instead of washing hands
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D. Rinsing hands quickly under cold water
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Answer: B. Washing hands with soap and water for 20 seconds
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Rationale: Proper handwashing is essential for infection control, especially when hands are visibly soile
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Question 3 Q




A patient reports pain rated 8/10. What is the nurse’s priority?
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A. Document the pain score
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,B. Administer prescribed analgesic
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C. Encourage relaxation techniques
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D. Notify the physician immediately
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Answer: B. Administer prescribed analgesic
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Rationale: Pain management is a priority; medication should be given as ordered before other intervent
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Question 4 Q




Which of the following is an example of a subjective assessment finding?
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A. Blood pressure 140/90 mmHg
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B. Patient states, “I feel dizzy”
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C. Respiratory rate 22/min
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D. Skin warm to touch
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Answer: B. Patient states, “I feel dizzy”
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Rationale: Subjective data is what the patient reports, not what the nurse observes.
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Question 5 Q




When teaching a patient about insulin administration, what is the most important instruction?
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A. Rotate injection sites
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B. Store insulin in the freezer
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C. Shake the vial vigorously
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D. Inject only into the thigh
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Answer: A. Rotate injection sites
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, Rationale: Rotating sites prevents lipodystrophy and ensures proper absorption.
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Question 6 Q




Which nursing action best prevents falls in hospitalized patients?
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A. Keep lights dimmed at night
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B. Place call light within reach
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C. Encourage independence in ambulation
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D. Raise all side rails
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Answer: B. Place call light within reach
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Rationale: Ensuring patients can call for help reduces fall risk.
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Question 7 Q




A nurse notes a patient has edema in both legs. This is documented as:
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A. Subjective data
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B. Objective data
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C. Secondary data
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D. Primary data
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Answer: B. Objective data
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Rationale: Edema is observable and measurable, making it objective.
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Question 8 Q




Which principle is part of the nursing process?
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A. Diagnosis precedes assessment
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