The HESI Med-Surg: Hematology evaluates a nurse’s knowledge and application of concepts related to the hematologic and cardiovascular systems. It includes questions about pathophysiology, diagnostic interpretation, and nursing interventions for conditions like anemia, thrombocytopenia, hypertension, and clotting disorders. The exam integrates critical thinking to prioritize care, educate patients on chronic and acute disease management, and address emergencies like hypovolemic shock or coronary artery disease. Through clinical scenarios, it tests proficiency in understanding lab values, pharmacologic therapies, and patient education in culturally competent care. It emphasizes evidence-based practices for safe and effective patient outcomes.
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Below are sample questions from this exam.
Q1: A healthy 70-year-old patient has low hemoglobin levels and no signs of gastrointestinal bleeding. which item is an effect of aging that could be the reason for the low hemoglobin level?
Q2: A patient with thalassemia major who is receiving a blood transfusion shows signs of hemochromatosis. The nurse anticipates a prescription for which medication?
Q3: Which goal is a primary objective for a patient who has chronic heart failure (HF)?
Q4: The arterial blood gas (ABG) results for a patient who overdosed on barbiturates are pH = 7.32, PaCO2 = 52, and HCO3 = 23. Which interpretation would the nurse rely on when planning the patient's care?
Q5: The nurse receives information about the assigned patients during shift report. RN Exams Which patient would the nurse assess first?
