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I am taking the HESI in December (for MCC), and was wondering if anyone could tell me how much (in depth) Anatomy and Physiology to expect? I haven't yet taken A&P (starting my pre-reqs in January), but I have been reading an A&P overview book. Is it mostly basic body systems, cell functions, etc., or are there in-depth questions with chemistry (Krebs cycle, e.g.)? Basically, what should I expect? Any answers will be helpful!
Thanks!
Hello,
I am taking the Hesi on the 20th and I too have not taken any Anatomy as of yet. I am registered for it for this semester though. Do you have any pointers or suggestions for me?? I am studying from the HESI study guide book right now but I am not sure if they give me enough practice questions
You are in the same boat as I was in then. I will tell you that I got a 76 (which I was pleasantly surprised with) on the Anatomy portion--I did well enough on the other portions that I really wouldn't have to take it again, but I plan on it anyway since I have the opportunity :-).
OK--yes, the HESI guide is great. Know what it covers as thoroughly as you can. They didn't ask any questions on anything that wasn't mentioned/covered in the HESI guide. I went an extra step and went over 'anatomy and physiology made incredibly easy' (found it through MelCat) as well as googled each anatomical system for diagrams. I.e, 'skeletal system diagram', 'digestive system diagram', etc. I tried to review the names of everything. Waaayyy too much info to cover, but I did my best. I will say that I found they asked several questions on the endocrine system (what glands produce what hormones, what those hormones do....). I hope I'm not too confusing here. :-)
I start A&P I at OCC on monday and I'm super-excited! I want to get these prereqs done so I can apply (and get accepted) to a nursing program!
Good luck to you!!! I'm sure you'll do great!
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at other schools like baker they add in ap and other grammar tests into the entrance test but do not count it against you in the final test score, only reading comprehension and the math counts.