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Taking my hesi a2 in 5 days. Does anyone have any study stips for anatomy and bio section? I've been studying for weeks but I feel like the anatomy questions and bio will be very specific

Can anyone give me advice on how to study for the anatomy portion? I have the elsevier study guide as well as cliffs notes anatomy and physiology but I don't remember much from a&p p 1 so I'm feeling pretty overwhelmed at the moment. Also are some of the questions from the study guide on the actual test? Are the exam questions easier than the practice questions? Any feedback would be appreciated!

Did anyone have to take the bio section? I am currently studying for the bio and seems like the questions in the study guide are in depth. For anyone who took bio section, how was it? What resources did you use to study?

I've been studying with the 4th edition Elsevier book, mcgraw hill hesi prep amd trivium hesi prep

Thanks! I will definitely watch some crash course videos for a&p and bio!

Thank you for the reply! This somewhat puts me ag ease. I will have to go back and study metric conversions but I feel pretty comfortable with fractions and ratios. How was the vocab?

Hello everyone! I have been reading a lot of posts about the Hesi a2 exam, and have mine set for the end of June. I cannot stop worrying about the exam and what to expect so I thought I would create an account here and ask my own questions. My school requires math, reading comp, vocab, grammar, bio and a&P sections. For anyone who has taken the math, about how many questions were English and metric conversions? Is the majority of the math on fractions and ratios like everyone says? For the vocab are all of the questions out of the Elsevier review book? Will the grammar portion be more of which sentence is incorrect/correct or will there be questions such as which word in the following sentence is a conjunction? Last question is what should I focus on for the biology and a&p part of the exam? I have been worried like crazy about what to expect on the exam so any feedback would be helpful! thank you!