OB/Peds HESI Practice EXAM || MOST RECENT
EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
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A 1-year-old child is diagnosed with intussusception, and the
mother of the child
asks the student nurse to describe the disorder. Which
statement by the student
nurse indicates correct understanding of
this disorder?
1.
"It is an acute bowel
obstruction." 2.
"It is a condition that causes an acute inflammatory process
in the bowel." 3.
"It is a condition in which a distal segment of the bowel
prolapses into a proximal segment of the bowel."
4.
"It is a condition in which a proximal segment of the bowel
prolapses into a distal segment of the bowel." - ANSWER -4. it
is a condition in which the proximal segment of the bowel
prolapses into a distal segment of the bowel
,A 3-year-old child is seen in the health care clinic, and a
diagnosis of encopresis is made. The nurse expects to provide
teaching about which client problem?
1.Odor
2.Nausea
3.Malaise
4.Diarrhea - ANSWER -1.
Odor
RATIONALE:
Encopresis is the repeated voluntary or involuntary passage of
feces of normal or near-normal consistency in places not
appropriate for that purpose according to the individual's own
sociocultural setting. SSx include evidence of soiled clothing,
scratching or rubbing the anal area bc of irritation, fecal odor
w/o apparent awareness by the child, and social withdrawal
The nurse has been assigned to care for a neonate just
delivered who has gastroschisis. Which concern should the
nurse address in the client's plan of care?
1.Infection
2.Poor body
image
3.Decreased urinary
elimination
4.Cracking oral mucous membranes - ANSWER -
1. Infection
,RATIONALE:
Gastroschisis occurs when the bowel herniates thru a defect in
the abdominal wall to the right of the umbilical cord. There is no
membrane covering the exposed bowel. Surgical repair will be
done ASAP bc of the risk of infection in the unprotected bowel.
Therefore, the greatest risk immediately after delivery is
infection. Bc the pt is a neonate, poor body image is not an
immediate problem.
The nurse is developing a plan of care for an infant after surgical
intervention for
imperforate anus. The nurse should include in the plan that
which position is the
most appropriate one for the infant in the
postoperative period?
1.Prone
position
2.Supine with no head
elevation
3.Side-lying with the legs
extended
4.Supine with the head elevated 45 degrees - ANSWER -1.
prone position
RATIONALE:
The appropriate position following surgical intervention for an
imperforate anus is a side lying position w/ the legs flexed or a
, prone position to keep the hips elevated. These positions will
reduce edema and pressure on the surgical site
An emergency department nurse is performing an assessment
on a child with a
suspected diagnosis of intussusception. Which assessment
question for the
parents will elicit the most specific data related to
this disorder?
1."Does the child have any food allergies?"
2."What do the bowel movements look like?"
3."Has the child eaten any food in the last 24 hours?"
4."Can you describe the type of pain that the child is
experiencing?" - ANSWER -4. "Can you describe the type of
pain that the child is experiencing?"
RATIONALE:
A report of severe colicky abdominal pain in a healthy, thriving
child btwn 3-17 month of age is the classic presentation of
intussusception. Typical behavior includes screaming and
drawing the knees up to the chest.
The mother of an 18-month-old child tells the clinic nurse that
the child has been having some mild diarrhea and describes
the child's stools as "mushy." The mother tells the nurse that
the child is tolerating fluids and solid foods. The most
appropriate suggestion regarding the child's diet would be to
give the child which items?
EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED
SUCCESS!! | BRAND NEW!! JUST RELEASED!!
A 1-year-old child is diagnosed with intussusception, and the
mother of the child
asks the student nurse to describe the disorder. Which
statement by the student
nurse indicates correct understanding of
this disorder?
1.
"It is an acute bowel
obstruction." 2.
"It is a condition that causes an acute inflammatory process
in the bowel." 3.
"It is a condition in which a distal segment of the bowel
prolapses into a proximal segment of the bowel."
4.
"It is a condition in which a proximal segment of the bowel
prolapses into a distal segment of the bowel." - ANSWER -4. it
is a condition in which the proximal segment of the bowel
prolapses into a distal segment of the bowel
,A 3-year-old child is seen in the health care clinic, and a
diagnosis of encopresis is made. The nurse expects to provide
teaching about which client problem?
1.Odor
2.Nausea
3.Malaise
4.Diarrhea - ANSWER -1.
Odor
RATIONALE:
Encopresis is the repeated voluntary or involuntary passage of
feces of normal or near-normal consistency in places not
appropriate for that purpose according to the individual's own
sociocultural setting. SSx include evidence of soiled clothing,
scratching or rubbing the anal area bc of irritation, fecal odor
w/o apparent awareness by the child, and social withdrawal
The nurse has been assigned to care for a neonate just
delivered who has gastroschisis. Which concern should the
nurse address in the client's plan of care?
1.Infection
2.Poor body
image
3.Decreased urinary
elimination
4.Cracking oral mucous membranes - ANSWER -
1. Infection
,RATIONALE:
Gastroschisis occurs when the bowel herniates thru a defect in
the abdominal wall to the right of the umbilical cord. There is no
membrane covering the exposed bowel. Surgical repair will be
done ASAP bc of the risk of infection in the unprotected bowel.
Therefore, the greatest risk immediately after delivery is
infection. Bc the pt is a neonate, poor body image is not an
immediate problem.
The nurse is developing a plan of care for an infant after surgical
intervention for
imperforate anus. The nurse should include in the plan that
which position is the
most appropriate one for the infant in the
postoperative period?
1.Prone
position
2.Supine with no head
elevation
3.Side-lying with the legs
extended
4.Supine with the head elevated 45 degrees - ANSWER -1.
prone position
RATIONALE:
The appropriate position following surgical intervention for an
imperforate anus is a side lying position w/ the legs flexed or a
, prone position to keep the hips elevated. These positions will
reduce edema and pressure on the surgical site
An emergency department nurse is performing an assessment
on a child with a
suspected diagnosis of intussusception. Which assessment
question for the
parents will elicit the most specific data related to
this disorder?
1."Does the child have any food allergies?"
2."What do the bowel movements look like?"
3."Has the child eaten any food in the last 24 hours?"
4."Can you describe the type of pain that the child is
experiencing?" - ANSWER -4. "Can you describe the type of
pain that the child is experiencing?"
RATIONALE:
A report of severe colicky abdominal pain in a healthy, thriving
child btwn 3-17 month of age is the classic presentation of
intussusception. Typical behavior includes screaming and
drawing the knees up to the chest.
The mother of an 18-month-old child tells the clinic nurse that
the child has been having some mild diarrhea and describes
the child's stools as "mushy." The mother tells the nurse that
the child is tolerating fluids and solid foods. The most
appropriate suggestion regarding the child's diet would be to
give the child which items?
