Hesi Question: conversions

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I was linked to this chart while looking at an online HESI study guide. I want to memorize them but there are many I dont think I need to know. For those who have taken the exam would I need to know this whole chart?

http://vulcan.wr.usgs.gov/Miscellaneous/ConversionTables/conversion_table.html

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No you do not need all this info, just general mil, g, kg, km, m, cm, in, oz,lbs, yard, feet, teaspoon vs mil, grams vs lbs,

go here you will find vocab words , and measurements it will help you memorize it faster.

Nursing flashcards and study tools | Quizlet

roman numerals too.

God bless you.

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thanks!! i had a feeling!!

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when do you have the exam mispodsandpans?

What state are you in?

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Also just an FYI my Hesi test didnt give you whole numbers to convert from.

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hurrlybaby,

Thanks for the link! I wish I would have checked the forum before I spent all of the afternoon making my own flashcard! :hdvwl:Anyway, I'm sure it did me a little good! ;)

By the way, I am in Texas and taking the HESI A2 entrance exam on June 16. :eek:

SJ

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Still, it is not bad right? dcaradon

How many hours did it take you to finnish?

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I am taking mine this Saturday the twenty-second in Texas. If the evolve book is an indication of what the test is about it seems like its not to bad.

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misspotsandpans (cute name!),

are you by chance in east texas? my school is offering the hesi on the 20th. just wondering, i contemplated this date, but pushed it back until june, only because i just decided to take the hesi a2 about a week ago.

please update and let us know what you thought of the test and the evolve book in regards to being a good study guide or not.

i wish you luck!

sj

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