- Identify weak areas
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- Detailed answer explanations
60+ questions | Updated for 2026
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60+ HESI RN Maternity/Pediatric NGN Practice Questions included with any Keslaly Premium Plan.
Hear how students used realistic practice, smart analytics, and study plans to track progress and build confidence.
Practice the same NGN item formats, manage a 75-minute pace, and learn from detailed rationales so you’re ready for a challenging HESI score target.
Practice NGN-style multiple response, ordered response, and case-based items so you’re comfortable with the item types used in HESI maternity/peds.
See how credit is awarded on multi-answer items, helping you refine clinical judgment and avoid all-or-nothing scoring surprises.
Rehearse realistic pacing for an estimated 60 questions in 75 minutes with tools like timers, navigation, and question flagging.
Get concise explanations that reinforce maternity and pediatric priorities, safety, and next-best actions after every question.
Generate targeted or mixed sessions that match the exam’s variety and keep practice focused on what will most impact your score.
Monitor accuracy and performance trends to confirm readiness and identify what to fix before your next timed attempt.
The HESI RN Maternity/Pediatric NGN can feel challenging because it blends time pressure with NGN-style items (multiple response, ordered response, and case-based questions). Keslaly helps you build exam readiness by practicing in realistic formats, getting partial-credit scoring where it applies, and using feedback to tighten clinical reasoning before test day.
Get ready for the HESI RN Maternity/Pediatric NGN with 60 realistic questions (estimated) and focused tools that fit your timeline. Pick the access length that matches how soon you test and how deep you want to review.
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A challenging, NGN-style HESI assessment that measures readiness for maternity and pediatric nursing scenarios.
The HESI RN Maternity/Pediatric NGN is a computer-based exam used in many RN programs to evaluate how well you apply maternity and pediatric nursing knowledge in realistic clinical situations. Expect NGN-style items such as multiple choice, multiple response, ordered response, and case-based questions designed to test clinical judgment—not just memorization.
This exam is typically taken by nursing students and RN HESI candidates preparing for maternity/peds coursework, progression requirements, or program completion benchmarks. Schools often use a scaled HESI score (0–1000), with a commonly used passing benchmark around 850—though the required score can vary by program.
The exam matters because it can impact your ability to move forward in your program, meet course outcomes, or demonstrate readiness for clinical practice in maternal-newborn and pediatric settings. Your results also highlight strengths and gaps that can affect performance in related exams and clinical decision-making.
Preparation is important because the format is time-limited (about 60 questions in roughly 75 minutes, depending on your school) and includes partial-credit scoring on select NGN items. Practicing with realistic question styles and reviewing explanations helps you build speed, improve accuracy, and feel more confident when you sit for the exam.
Computer-based, NGN-style nursing questions with a program-set time limit and school-defined passing standard.
Know what you’ll face on test day—item types, timing, scoring, and what to prioritize in your study plan.
The HESI RN Maternity/Pediatric NGN is a computer-based exam that typically includes about 60 questions to complete in about 75 minutes (your school may set different parameters). You’ll move through a mix of standalone questions and NGN-style clinical scenarios that require you to interpret patient information and make safe, prioritized nursing decisions.
Expect NGN-style item formats such as multiple choice, multiple response (select all that apply), ordered response (drag-and-drop sequencing), and case-based items. Some NGN questions award partial credit, so your score can reflect how close your clinical judgment is—even when every selection isn’t perfect. Scores are reported on the HESI scaled score range (0–1000), and many programs use an 850 benchmark, though your passing requirement is school-specific.
Use Keslaly to diagnose what you need, practice what matters, and prove you’re ready under timed conditions.