6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
BSN 366 HESI EXIT EXAM 2025-2026 \NEWEST
VERSION WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
DETAILED ANSWERS\VERIFIED ANSWERS \100%
VERIFIED ALREADY GRADED A+
A client with pancreatitis B) Position bedside table so the client can lean across it
complains of severe
epigastric pain, so the
nurse administers a
prescribed narcotic
analgesic. Ten minutes
later, the client insists on
sitting up and leaning
forward.
Which intervention should the
nurse implement?
A) Rains HOB to 90 degrees
B) Position bedside table so
the client can lean across
it
C) Place bed in a reverse tren
posiiton
D) Encourage rest until
the analgesic becomes
effective.
1/99
,6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
The nurse is caring for a D) Start two large-bore IV catheters and review
client who arrives to the inclusion criteria for IV fibrinolytic therapy
ED with reports of
experiencing dizziness
and difficulty walking to
the
bathroom. The nurse
observes R-sided weakness
and sluggish enunciation of
speech. The nurse should
immediately take which
action?
A) Maintain elevated
positioning of the
dependent joints on the
affected side.
B) Keep the bed in the lowest
position and initiate
seizure and fall
precautions
C) Place an indwelling urinary
catheter and measure
strict I/Os
D) Start two large-bore IV
catheters and review
inclusion criteria for IV
fibrinolytic therapy.
2/99
,6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
A male client with a brain D) explain the postical state that usually follows seizures
tumor is
scheduled for a biopsy in the
morning.
During the admission
procedure, the client has a
tonic colonic seizure that
last 50 seconds. Following
the seizure, the client is
lethargic and confused,
and his wife tells the nurse
that her husband has never
had a seizure before and
has always been alert
and communicative. Which
action should the nurse
take?
A) ask the wife to wait
outside the room until the
nurse can talk with her.
B) keep orienting the client
the client to time in
space until he is less
confused
C) notify the emergency
response team of the
client's seizure
D) explain the postictal
state that usually follows
seizures
3/99
, 6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
A nurse is providing lifestyle B) Eat more canned vegetables.
change education for a C) Consume foods with saturated fats.
client to slow the
progression of coronary
artery disease. Which
statement made by the client
should the nurse recognize
as needing additional
education?
A) Keep a food diary.
B) Eat more canned vegetables.
C) Consume foods with
saturated fat.
D) Walk 30 minutes per day.
E) Include oatmeal for
breakfast.
F) Use a salt substitute
While caring for a A) use a water-soluble lubricant on affected oral and nasal
toddler receiving oxygen mucosa
via facemask, the nurse
observes that the child's
lips and nares are dry and
cracked. Which
intervention should the
nurse implement?
A) Use a water-soluble
lubricant on affected
oral and nasal
mucosa.
B) Use a topical lidocaine
analgesic for cracked
lips.
C) Ask the mother what she
usually uses on the child's
lips and nose.
D) Apply a petroleum jelly to
the child's
nose and lips.
4/99
BSN 366 HESI EXIT EXAM 2025-2026 \NEWEST
VERSION WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE
DETAILED ANSWERS\VERIFIED ANSWERS \100%
VERIFIED ALREADY GRADED A+
A client with pancreatitis B) Position bedside table so the client can lean across it
complains of severe
epigastric pain, so the
nurse administers a
prescribed narcotic
analgesic. Ten minutes
later, the client insists on
sitting up and leaning
forward.
Which intervention should the
nurse implement?
A) Rains HOB to 90 degrees
B) Position bedside table so
the client can lean across
it
C) Place bed in a reverse tren
posiiton
D) Encourage rest until
the analgesic becomes
effective.
1/99
,6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
The nurse is caring for a D) Start two large-bore IV catheters and review
client who arrives to the inclusion criteria for IV fibrinolytic therapy
ED with reports of
experiencing dizziness
and difficulty walking to
the
bathroom. The nurse
observes R-sided weakness
and sluggish enunciation of
speech. The nurse should
immediately take which
action?
A) Maintain elevated
positioning of the
dependent joints on the
affected side.
B) Keep the bed in the lowest
position and initiate
seizure and fall
precautions
C) Place an indwelling urinary
catheter and measure
strict I/Os
D) Start two large-bore IV
catheters and review
inclusion criteria for IV
fibrinolytic therapy.
2/99
,6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
A male client with a brain D) explain the postical state that usually follows seizures
tumor is
scheduled for a biopsy in the
morning.
During the admission
procedure, the client has a
tonic colonic seizure that
last 50 seconds. Following
the seizure, the client is
lethargic and confused,
and his wife tells the nurse
that her husband has never
had a seizure before and
has always been alert
and communicative. Which
action should the nurse
take?
A) ask the wife to wait
outside the room until the
nurse can talk with her.
B) keep orienting the client
the client to time in
space until he is less
confused
C) notify the emergency
response team of the
client's seizure
D) explain the postictal
state that usually follows
seizures
3/99
, 6/11/25, 2:47 PM BSN366 EXIT HESI
A nurse is providing lifestyle B) Eat more canned vegetables.
change education for a C) Consume foods with saturated fats.
client to slow the
progression of coronary
artery disease. Which
statement made by the client
should the nurse recognize
as needing additional
education?
A) Keep a food diary.
B) Eat more canned vegetables.
C) Consume foods with
saturated fat.
D) Walk 30 minutes per day.
E) Include oatmeal for
breakfast.
F) Use a salt substitute
While caring for a A) use a water-soluble lubricant on affected oral and nasal
toddler receiving oxygen mucosa
via facemask, the nurse
observes that the child's
lips and nares are dry and
cracked. Which
intervention should the
nurse implement?
A) Use a water-soluble
lubricant on affected
oral and nasal
mucosa.
B) Use a topical lidocaine
analgesic for cracked
lips.
C) Ask the mother what she
usually uses on the child's
lips and nose.
D) Apply a petroleum jelly to
the child's
nose and lips.
4/99
