How we write and check our questions

Being honest about how our material is made matters more to us than sounding impressive, so here is exactly how it works.

Questions and explanations

• Mapped to the official outline. Every question is tied to a topic in the publicly available test outline (for example, the ATI TEAS 7 content areas or the HESI A2 sections), so practice matches what the exam actually covers, in roughly the same proportions.
• Written with AI, checked against sources. We use AI to draft questions and explanations. Each fact is then checked against reliable public references, such as the official test outlines and openly licensed college textbooks, and anything that can't be verified is rewritten or removed.
• Every choice explained. Each question explains why the right answer is right and why each wrong answer is wrong.
• Calibrated difficulty. We aim for questions as hard as the real exam, not easier, and we adjust them using how students actually perform.
• No real exam questions. We never copy, reconstruct or buy questions from the real exams.

Exam facts and school requirements

Facts such as section lengths, timing, fees, retake rules and school minimum scores come from official sources: the exam publisher or the school's own website. Each one shows its source and the date we last verified it. These details change, so always confirm with your school before you register.

Corrections

Found a mistake? Email support@healthcareexams.com or use the "Report a problem" link on any question. We review every report, fix confirmed errors quickly and update the "last verified" date.