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I took it a few weeks ago. I think the max score was a thousand and I made a 922. I'm content. I never even considered studying for it. The only thing in hindsight I could've done (and still wouldn't) was have read or listened to the lecture regarding mobility/immobility, etc particularly the questions pertaining to things like crutches, walkers, etc.
I just practiced NCLEX style fundamentals questions. We all thought we had to have failed the test because the questions seemed so out there and some of it stuff we had never learned. I used my best critical thinking skills and test practicing skills and passed the thing with a 92%..I was SHOCKED. So while it seemed hard when taking it the results for most all of us were good.
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Help, I take the Hesi Fundamentals test next week. It is 50 questions and I have to pass first try. Has anyone taken the test this year and how did you study for it? Any tips?