PN HESI EXIT 2025 / HESI EXIT PN LATEST 2025-2026
ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON PN HESI EXIT EXAM
IN ONE DOCUMENT!!
Overview:
The PN HESI Exit Exam is the final benchmark assessment for practical nursing
students before taking the NCLEX-PN®. It evaluates critical knowledge across
nursing disciplines, ensuring graduates are prepared for safe, effective practice as
licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPNs/LVNs).
This verified test bank covers the full spectrum of nursing concepts tested on the
PN HESI Exit, including:
Fundamentals of Nursing (safety, infection control, skills)
Pharmacology & Medication Administration
Maternal-Newborn Nursing
Pediatric Nursing
Medical-Surgical Nursing (all body systems)
Mental Health Nursing
Critical Thinking & Clinical Judgment (NGN style)
Ethical/Legal Standards in Nursing Practice
Key Features:
✅ 200 verified PN HESI Exit questions and answers (latest version).
✅ Aligned with 2025–2026 HESI Exit Exam updates.
✅ Covers all nursing specialties and NCLEX-PN blueprint content.
✅ Verified A+ graded content for reliability and accuracy.
✅ NGN-style questions included to reflect the newest testing standards.
Purpose:
, To provide complete and accurate preparation for the PN HESI Exit
Exam.
To help PN students master clinical judgment, pharmacology, and
patient care concepts.
To maximize the likelihood of passing on the first attempt.
Recommended For:
Practical Nursing (PN) students preparing for the HESI Exit Exam.
PN/VN program graduates planning to take the NCLEX-PN®.
Nursing educators and tutors seeking reliable exam prep materials.
✅ With 200 verified and correct answers, this all-in-one resource is the most
comprehensive and up-to-date tool for passing the PN HESI Exit Exam 2025–
2026 with confidence
The LPN/LVN is caring for a client with Myasthenia Gravis. What time of day is best for the nurse to
schedule physical exercises with the physical therapy department?
A. Before bedtime, at 2000 B.
After breakfast
C. Before the evening meal
D. After lunch
B. After breakfast
The LPN/LVN is planning to ambulate client who has been on bed rest for 24 hours following a Colon
Resection. To ambulate this client safely, which intervention should the nurse implement first?
A. Place non-skid shoes on the client
B. Show the client how to use the call light
C. Use a gait belt to support the client
D. Assist the client to a bedside sitting position
D. Assist the client to a bedside sitting position
, A Client is admitted to the hospital with second and third-degree burns to the face and neck. How
should the nurse best position the client to maximize the function of the neck and face and prevent
contracture?
A. The neck extended backward using a rolled towel behind the neck
B. Prone position using pillows to support both arms outward from the torso C. Side-lying position using
pillows to support the abdomen and back
D. The neck forward using pillows under the head and sandbags on both sides A.
The neck extended backward using a rolled towel behind the neck
A client receives a new prescription for the angiotensin II receptor antagonist losartan (Cozaar). Which
client instruction should the nurse encourage this client to follow?
A. Move slowly when getting up to prevent sudden dizziness
B. Take this medication with or after meals
C. Do not stop this medication until all of the tablets are gone
D. Keep the dietary log during initial therapy
A. Move slowly when getting up to prevent sudden dizziness
The healthcare provider prescribes erythromycin (ilosone) 300 mg PO QID. The medication label reads,
"ilosone 100mg/5mL" How many mL should the nurse administer at each dose? (Enter the numeric
value only)
15
The LPN/LVN is monitoring a client with an IV infusion in the left antecubital fossae. The infusion pump
is functioning without alarms at the prescribed rate of 100mL/hour. The site is warm, red and without
swelling. What conclusion should these findings indicate to the nurse?
A. The IV fluids are infusing into the subcutaneous tissues and the pump should be stopped
B. The infusion pump is functioning properly and the IV site is healthy
C. The insertion date should be verified and the IV discontinued
D. The site is inflamed and should be reported to the RN for placement in another site
D. The site is inflamed and should be reported to the RN for placement in another site
The LPN/LVN reviews the laboratory results of a client whose serum pH is 7.38 on the pH scale what
does this value imply about the clients homeostasis A. Alkalosis
B. Acidosis
C. Normal serum PH
D. Incompatible with life
C. Normal serum PH
ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON PN HESI EXIT EXAM
IN ONE DOCUMENT!!
Overview:
The PN HESI Exit Exam is the final benchmark assessment for practical nursing
students before taking the NCLEX-PN®. It evaluates critical knowledge across
nursing disciplines, ensuring graduates are prepared for safe, effective practice as
licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPNs/LVNs).
This verified test bank covers the full spectrum of nursing concepts tested on the
PN HESI Exit, including:
Fundamentals of Nursing (safety, infection control, skills)
Pharmacology & Medication Administration
Maternal-Newborn Nursing
Pediatric Nursing
Medical-Surgical Nursing (all body systems)
Mental Health Nursing
Critical Thinking & Clinical Judgment (NGN style)
Ethical/Legal Standards in Nursing Practice
Key Features:
✅ 200 verified PN HESI Exit questions and answers (latest version).
✅ Aligned with 2025–2026 HESI Exit Exam updates.
✅ Covers all nursing specialties and NCLEX-PN blueprint content.
✅ Verified A+ graded content for reliability and accuracy.
✅ NGN-style questions included to reflect the newest testing standards.
Purpose:
, To provide complete and accurate preparation for the PN HESI Exit
Exam.
To help PN students master clinical judgment, pharmacology, and
patient care concepts.
To maximize the likelihood of passing on the first attempt.
Recommended For:
Practical Nursing (PN) students preparing for the HESI Exit Exam.
PN/VN program graduates planning to take the NCLEX-PN®.
Nursing educators and tutors seeking reliable exam prep materials.
✅ With 200 verified and correct answers, this all-in-one resource is the most
comprehensive and up-to-date tool for passing the PN HESI Exit Exam 2025–
2026 with confidence
The LPN/LVN is caring for a client with Myasthenia Gravis. What time of day is best for the nurse to
schedule physical exercises with the physical therapy department?
A. Before bedtime, at 2000 B.
After breakfast
C. Before the evening meal
D. After lunch
B. After breakfast
The LPN/LVN is planning to ambulate client who has been on bed rest for 24 hours following a Colon
Resection. To ambulate this client safely, which intervention should the nurse implement first?
A. Place non-skid shoes on the client
B. Show the client how to use the call light
C. Use a gait belt to support the client
D. Assist the client to a bedside sitting position
D. Assist the client to a bedside sitting position
, A Client is admitted to the hospital with second and third-degree burns to the face and neck. How
should the nurse best position the client to maximize the function of the neck and face and prevent
contracture?
A. The neck extended backward using a rolled towel behind the neck
B. Prone position using pillows to support both arms outward from the torso C. Side-lying position using
pillows to support the abdomen and back
D. The neck forward using pillows under the head and sandbags on both sides A.
The neck extended backward using a rolled towel behind the neck
A client receives a new prescription for the angiotensin II receptor antagonist losartan (Cozaar). Which
client instruction should the nurse encourage this client to follow?
A. Move slowly when getting up to prevent sudden dizziness
B. Take this medication with or after meals
C. Do not stop this medication until all of the tablets are gone
D. Keep the dietary log during initial therapy
A. Move slowly when getting up to prevent sudden dizziness
The healthcare provider prescribes erythromycin (ilosone) 300 mg PO QID. The medication label reads,
"ilosone 100mg/5mL" How many mL should the nurse administer at each dose? (Enter the numeric
value only)
15
The LPN/LVN is monitoring a client with an IV infusion in the left antecubital fossae. The infusion pump
is functioning without alarms at the prescribed rate of 100mL/hour. The site is warm, red and without
swelling. What conclusion should these findings indicate to the nurse?
A. The IV fluids are infusing into the subcutaneous tissues and the pump should be stopped
B. The infusion pump is functioning properly and the IV site is healthy
C. The insertion date should be verified and the IV discontinued
D. The site is inflamed and should be reported to the RN for placement in another site
D. The site is inflamed and should be reported to the RN for placement in another site
The LPN/LVN reviews the laboratory results of a client whose serum pH is 7.38 on the pH scale what
does this value imply about the clients homeostasis A. Alkalosis
B. Acidosis
C. Normal serum PH
D. Incompatible with life
C. Normal serum PH
