May 14, '12 by
sundevil11
I took the HESI today and was frustrated that the majority of the math questions were .....My school only required math (55 questions), reading comprehension (55 questions), grammar (55 questions) and vocabulary (55 questions) (all subjects were found in the HESI study guide available at the school library - highly recommended!). The last sections were based on you as a person, your learning style, reasoning, leadership, and does not affect your grade; I think it just lets them know what kind of person you are. It took me just under two hours to complete but you have three hours so there is no need to fret over the time. Having been out of school for 5 years, I was elated that I got a final score of 88%. Now I sit and wait on the list until it's my time to start school. Granted, your test may not be in that exact same sequence as mine. The girl next to me was doing the math section which was her last section of the test whereas it was my first subject. Either way, the Evolve study guide is probably the best one to reference since they are the same people who wrote the exam. Hope this helps!
Namaste.
Last edit by sirI on Jul 1, '12
: Reason: please do not post specifics of the exam - this is cheating
Juliansmom2011,
Hi! I must say that some of the A&P questions are so basic and easy anyone could answer them... however, some made me think hard LOL.
Here, take a look at these:
Hesi-AP flashcards | Quizlet These words and definitions look amazingly similar to the HESI test. As well as this little test from proprofs:
Chapter 23 (press the start button to generate a question/answer format that will be great incentive).
Glad to be of help!
Kay
Last edit by sirI on Jul 1, '12
Quote from goalNP
Juliansmom2011,
Hi! I must say that some of the A&P questions are so basic and easy anyone could answer them... however, some made me think hard LOL.
Here, take a look at these:
Hesi-AP flashcards | Quizlet These words and definitions look amazingly similar to the HESI test. As well as this little test from proprofs:
Chapter 23 (press the start button to generate a question/answer format that will be great incentive).
Glad to be of help!
Kay
Thank you so much!
Last edit by sirI on Jul 1, '12
May 15, '12 by
Stephalump
Holy moly, I didn't spent one second studying for the Hesi, and I haven't had math for who knows how many years...
Last edit by sirI on Jul 1, '12
: Reason: please do not post specifics of the exam - this is cheating
May 14, '12 by sundevil11I took the HESI today and was frustrated that the majority of the math questions were .....My school only required math (55 questions), reading comprehension (55 questions), grammar (55 questions) and vocabulary (55 questions) (all subjects were found in the HESI study guide available at the school library - highly recommended!). The last sections were based on you as a person, your learning style, reasoning, leadership, and does not affect your grade; I think it just lets them know what kind of person you are. It took me just under two hours to complete but you have three hours so there is no need to fret over the time. Having been out of school for 5 years, I was elated that I got a final score of 88%. Now I sit and wait on the list until it's my time to start school. Granted, your test may not be in that exact same sequence as mine. The girl next to me was doing the math section which was her last section of the test whereas it was my first subject. Either way, the Evolve study guide is probably the best one to reference since they are the same people who wrote the exam. Hope this helps!
May 15, '12 by MoniqueSwhen I took the HESI - I went over basic math stuff, percentages, dividing/mult fractions, dosages, etc. I then went over all the basic body systems..this seemed to help me. The A&P quesitons were hard so all you can do is do an over all review and hope that A&P class comes back to you.
May 15, '12 by goalNPJuliansmom2011,
May 15, '12 by Getting To GreatQuote from goalNPThank you so much!Juliansmom2011,
May 15, '12 by StephalumpHoly moly, I didn't spent one second studying for the Hesi, and I haven't had math for who knows how many years...Last edit by sirI on Jul 1, '12 : Reason: please do not post specifics of the exam - this is cheating
Jun 14, '12 by jayn108How do I study for the vocabulary section of the Hesi a2 exam? Should I just study the words in the evolve book?
Jun 14, '12 by limitless-visionsI wish I could tell you how but honestly there wasn't but one or two words from the hesi study guide. I'm not sure how they expect you to study the vocab when the guide doesn't help. I'm not sure if they even give you medical terms either cause those words weren't medical that I had on mine and I just took the hesi for the third time this year. I would say just make a good guess.
