HESI A2 practice questions

Nursing school admission

HESI A2 practice questions only the modules your school scores

HESI A2 is a menu, not one exam. Your school picks the modules. Anatomy and physiology sinks most retakes. Vocabulary and math are the usual second leak. These pages keep each module in its own set so you do not study physics if your packet never scores it. 1,395 public questions across 93 pages.

Student reviewing anatomy diagrams for HESI A2
AnatomyThe module that sinks retakes
VocabularyHealth-care English in context
Math & readingWhat most packets still score
Your menuSkip modules the school ignores

How to study HESI A2 practice questions

Read the packet first

If the school does not score physics, do not practice physics. Every hour on an unused module is an hour you did not spend on anatomy.

Say anatomy out loud

HESI A2 anatomy is naming structures and functions, not a nursing action. If you cannot say it, you do not know it. Fifteen items make that obvious.

Keep vocab in context

Healthcare English on HESI is not a casual word list. Learn the term in a sentence, then check the rationale. Mix modules only after two are quiet.

HESI A2 questions by topic

Open the modules on your admission packet. Skip the rest. Anatomy first for most programs. Then vocabulary or math. Reading if passages are slow. Chemistry, biology, and physics only when the school listed them.

6 sets · 90 questions

HESI A2 grammar practice questions

You edit sentences the way the grammar module scores them: agreement, tense, and clean structure.

HESI A2 practice questions, answered

No. Register through Elsevier Evolve and your nursing program. These independent sets follow the modules schools actually assign.

Anatomy and physiology, unless your packet skips it. Then vocabulary or math. Do not study chemistry or physics unless the school listed them.

Fifteen. Five include answers and rationales. Ten keep the stem public until you open full practice.

No. That is why these pages are split by module. Match the list in your admission email, not a generic “HESI practice test” dump.