@@algahmie7 Nope, I’m not the best at math either and I still scored high. Though I scored highest in other sections, my grade in math was still great compared to how I would’ve did if I didn’t use practice questions.
Comments Thanks.. your videos are less than 15 minutes but took me two hours because it’s not only about the questions you presented but is all about study reviews.. keep it up !
Thank you for this video! I am especially grateful that you explained the wrong answers as well. I did notice a typo in question 10. The word delegation should be deglutition.
@@Cardenaslga My best advice would be to remember that the TEAS exam is a critical thinking test, so answers aren't always that black and white. Though you had a good answer, the TEAS expects you to know the difference between bacterial diseases & viruses, and how they affect hosts. However, that question isn't on the science portion of the TEAS right now. But if it comes back by the time you take your exam, keep what I said in mind. I know you'll do great!!
@@Cardenaslga Not necessarily! The TEAS exam isn't going to ask you "which organ system does this disease affect?" Knowing HOW a disease affects a system is more important when studying for the TEAS exam. Furthermore, these questions are not an exact replica of the teas exam, these are just questions based off of the ATI TEAS manual. Take care :)
HI! thank you so much for these practice questions! I wanted to point out the question regarding neurons where synapse is the answer. The questions asks, "Which structure allows neurons to send messages..." However a synapse isn't necessarily a structure. Therefore one could argue that Axon is the answer.
Hi Tiffany, the synapse is most certainly a structure. For something to be considered a structure in biology, there has to be “an arrangement or organization of parts to form an organ, organ system, or living thing”. Not only does the synapse help to properly arrange the nervous system, but it also helps to organize neuronal firing. The synapse also has its own sub-structures, the presynaptic & postsynaptic membranes, and the synaptic cleft. :)
Hi Tiffany, the synapse is most certainly a structure. For something to be considered a structure in biology, there has to be “an arrangement or organization of parts to form an organ, organ system, or living thing”. Not only does the synapse help to properly arrange the nervous system, but it also helps to organize neuronal firing. The synapse also has its own sub-structures, the presynaptic & postsynaptic membranes, and the synaptic cleft. :)
Thank you for making this! I would just like to point out a minor technicality (when people test their knowledge they get very particular..lol)...Bile is not an enzyme nor does bile juice contain any digestive enzymes however, in the question about enzymes and where they're produced, answer E (Liver; Bile) is still the only logical answer because the others are all wrong and at least we know that bile is produced in the liver even though it's not an enzyme. That said, if someone saw that and then had a question on the TEAS about whether or not bile was an enzyme, and they remembered this, and chose "yes", they would be wrong.
Rachelle Colas Hi Rachelle! Some tips: 1. Practice time management before taking the exam. A lot of students know the material, but they run out of time during the exam. 2. I would suggest buying a TEAS manual. It doesn’t have to be the ATI version. I’ve heard great things about the mometrix TEAS manual. 3. Quiz yourself, and when you do time yourself. 4. For the science portion, make sure you know the difference between negative & positive feedback. 5. The test is very long, eat breakfast the morning of the exam, and get a full night of rest. 6. Also, another very important tip... never give up! Best wishes to you on your nursing journey!
Khuletz Kho Hi Khuletz! No, as stated in the description, these questions are not an exact replica of the real TEAS exam. These questions are only for practice. Good luck! :)
@@narnar4088 it went pretty well and I'm confident that I scored somewhere in the 90s! The mometrix teas book and the ATI TEAS manual that I used prepare you very well for English, reading, and math but there's some stuff for science that is missing. Alongside all the stuff in the books, I suggest reviewing heat transfer, kinetic & potential energy, atomic radius, and other general Chem stuff that is missing. Good luck!
@@Dooobuu Wow!! Amazing job! I havent had enough time to study yet and im nervous, but hopefully I pass! Im pretty good with the other subjects, but im concerned abt the science section. I've never taken chemistry or anatomy before. So ill be happy if I pass🥺🙏
@@narnar4088 haha thanks I already took anatomy and chemistry so having that general knowledge made studying much easier for me. I'm sure you can pass as long as you've studied hard and if not, you have plenty more attempts to retake the test! Best of luck to you!
Aaron Hi Aaron! Both videos, part one and two has 1-3 questions for every topic in the teas science portion. So I would say yes! I also would suggest to practice time management. That’s the biggest downfall of a lot of teas testers. They know the material, but run out of time. Thanks for watching, and I know you’ll do great!
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megan jolie Hi Megan! The TEAS questions are a little more difficult because they require in depth critical thinking. That is why it’s important for the material to be understood when answering practice questions vs just memorizing the answers. Take care!
@@nursing2nurture All the review questions given on mostly all teas science practice question videos are so easy when in reality easy questions will hardly be on the test. More difficult questions should be given for practice so we can get a better feel of what to expect.
@@jackieb681 Hi Jackie. I am so sorry the questions were too easy. Please do not stop here. There are so many great and free resources out there. I encourage you to give them a try. :)
@@jackieb681 also, if you can afford it, I would highly suggest using the ATI Teas practice package. It’s not free but it is well worth it. When I was applying to nursing school, it was the only resource that made me feel 100% prepared for the TEAS. They make the exam so it was expected that they gave very similar practice questions.
Hi Baraka! Try your best to understand the concepts, memorizing the questions won't help you on the real exam. You never know what questions you're going to get when taking the TEAS. Another tip, remember that the TEAS exam is timed, so try to practice time management. You could try looking over some old Anatomy & Physiology notes as well.
Renee Pavolini I had a 72% and I needed a 75% to get into the RN program. So I had to change school which doesn’t require TEAS test and I’m now in the RN doing my clinical classes and hoping to graduate next year 🙏
@@barakamilonde5568 that's awesome! I am in my last semester of prerequisites, I have to take the Teas and score at least a 60% in order to get into the RN program, but I was hoping to to better than 60 so that I have a better chance to get into it than others, but I have severe test anxiety because I don't know what is on the test, everyone I have asked just said it was easy.... but they also haven't been out of school as long as I have either
which of the following diseases do not belong is a stupid question and doesn't specify what parameters we are using to find the outlier. Tetanus could also be a correct answer because the other 3 diseases are respiratory, while tetanus is not. You have to define what parameter you are looking for
@@nursing2nurture yeah no. that's not the right way to respond to someone pointing out an error. You can disagree that there is an error, or you can agree with it and we can discuss it. Be mature. Use your words.
@@sdfsdvassilev3798 Was your comment the best way to point out an error? Was the word “stupid” needed to prove your point? No! However, you used it anyway. I so I will tell you to take your own advice. “Be mature and use your words”. If you can’t, then go watch another video. Take care!
Thank you! this was very helpful. I ended up getting 88 on my TEAS. I also ate a TEAS review book for extra help.
DereKai I am so happy to hear you scored an 88! Thank you so much for your support and good luck in nursing school :)
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Great job!
@@nursing2nurture I suck at math does this mean I'm dead? Lol
@@algahmie7 Nope, I’m not the best at math either and I still scored high. Though I scored highest in other sections, my grade in math was still great compared to how I would’ve did if I didn’t use practice questions.
Awesome practice questions with good explanation of answers.
Thank you for your great work.
4:30 Answer E is obviously the only one paired correctly, but isn't it true that bile is NOT and enzyme?
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Thanks.. your videos are less than 15 minutes but took me two hours because it’s not only about the questions you presented but is all about study reviews.. keep it up !
I am so glad I could help Lungu Sii, thanks for watching!! :')
Thank you for this video! I am especially grateful that you explained the wrong answers as well. I did notice a typo in question 10. The word delegation should be deglutition.
For the answer to the question at 1 min mark I had tetanus, simply because it was the only disease that do not affect respiratory system.
Lagranarob - Good observation, but that’s not the case here! :)
nursing2nurture my question would be then, how do you know which of both correct answers would you chose?
@@Cardenaslga My best advice would be to remember that the TEAS exam is a critical thinking test, so answers aren't always that black and white. Though you had a good answer, the TEAS expects you to know the difference between bacterial diseases & viruses, and how they affect hosts. However, that question isn't on the science portion of the TEAS right now. But if it comes back by the time you take your exam, keep what I said in mind. I know you'll do great!!
nursing2nurture also expects you to know which system is affected by what diseases, in this case, luck would decide which was the right answer...
@@Cardenaslga Not necessarily! The TEAS exam isn't going to ask you "which organ system does this disease affect?" Knowing HOW a disease affects a system is more important when studying for the TEAS exam. Furthermore, these questions are not an exact replica of the teas exam, these are just questions based off of the ATI TEAS manual. Take care :)
This was amazing. Very helpful and informative. Do you have more questions?😊
Hello Tadia! Yes, there is a part 2. :) th-cam.com/video/8OZu0YcCl1c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iKvk-8j-tqi3rvDS
Qn 3 is vague. I would choose tetanus because it is the only one which affects the muscles. The rest affect respiratory tract.
That is also my thought about uestion 3. However pleasant video
My thoughts exactly.
HI! thank you so much for these practice questions! I wanted to point out the question regarding neurons where synapse is the answer. The questions asks, "Which structure allows neurons to send messages..." However a synapse isn't necessarily a structure. Therefore one could argue that Axon is the answer.
Hi Tiffany, the synapse is most certainly a structure. For something to be considered a structure in biology, there has to be “an arrangement or organization of parts to form an organ, organ system, or living thing”. Not only does the synapse help to properly arrange the nervous system, but it also helps to organize neuronal firing. The synapse also has its own sub-structures, the presynaptic & postsynaptic membranes, and the synaptic cleft. :)
Hi Tiffany, the synapse is most certainly a structure. For something to be considered a structure in biology, there has to be “an arrangement or organization of parts to form an organ, organ system, or living thing”. Not only does the synapse help to properly arrange the nervous system, but it also helps to organize neuronal firing. The synapse also has its own sub-structures, the presynaptic & postsynaptic membranes, and the synaptic cleft. :)
Thank you for video, very helpful
Can someone help me. Why is the knee question not superior? Well the answer, why isnt the bruise being above the knee not right? Superior means above
Thank you for making this! I would just like to point out a minor technicality (when people test their knowledge they get very particular..lol)...Bile is not an enzyme nor does bile juice contain any digestive enzymes however, in the question about enzymes and where they're produced, answer E (Liver; Bile) is still the only logical answer because the others are all wrong and at least we know that bile is produced in the liver even though it's not an enzyme. That said, if someone saw that and then had a question on the TEAS about whether or not bile was an enzyme, and they remembered this, and chose "yes", they would be wrong.
Synthia Thank you so much for pointing that out. I will pin this comment just in case someone else is confused.
@@nursing2nurture Absolutely. Again, thank you.
I'm studying for the test. thank you for that. you can give me any other tips
Rachelle Colas Hi Rachelle! Some tips:
1. Practice time management before taking the exam. A lot of students know the material, but they run out of time during the exam.
2. I would suggest buying a TEAS manual. It doesn’t have to be the ATI version. I’ve heard great things about the mometrix TEAS manual.
3. Quiz yourself, and when you do time yourself.
4. For the science portion, make sure you know the difference between negative & positive feedback.
5. The test is very long, eat breakfast the morning of the exam, and get a full night of rest.
6. Also, another very important tip... never give up!
Best wishes to you on your nursing journey!
@@nursing2nurture I thank you
Hi- I am sorry if I understand it correctly.. do you mean that there are actually teas test questions in your video? thanks
Khuletz Kho Hi Khuletz! No, as stated in the description, these questions are not an exact replica of the real TEAS exam. These questions are only for practice. Good luck! :)
Got only one wrong, my studying is definitely paying off. My TEAS test is in 4 days and I'm praying for a good score. Thanks for this video!
Jesse Rhee Goodluck Jesse! I’m sure you will do great! :)
How did it go? I'm taking mine tomorrow Ö
@@narnar4088 it went pretty well and I'm confident that I scored somewhere in the 90s! The mometrix teas book and the ATI TEAS manual that I used prepare you very well for English, reading, and math but there's some stuff for science that is missing. Alongside all the stuff in the books, I suggest reviewing heat transfer, kinetic & potential energy, atomic radius, and other general Chem stuff that is missing. Good luck!
@@Dooobuu Wow!! Amazing job! I havent had enough time to study yet and im nervous, but hopefully I pass! Im pretty good with the other subjects, but im concerned abt the science section. I've never taken chemistry or anatomy before. So ill be happy if I pass🥺🙏
@@narnar4088 haha thanks I already took anatomy and chemistry so having that general knowledge made studying much easier for me. I'm sure you can pass as long as you've studied hard and if not, you have plenty more attempts to retake the test! Best of luck to you!
😭😹I know the answer to these questions but oh lord I gotta study more. I got 10 days left.
Be A Lamb Would Ya! I’m sure you’re going to do awesome!! 🥰
Same. I got a few questions right. I need to study all the hormones
Hi, I don’t think bile is an enzyme but it is secreted from the liver. Every other answer is incorrect but, bile is just a fluid.
wow this was so good!
Thank you🥺 so glad I could help.
You're numba 1 for this one. Say I did well on this, can I expect to do well on TEAS science portion? Thanks again
Aaron Hi Aaron! Both videos, part one and two has 1-3 questions for every topic in the teas science portion. So I would say yes! I also would suggest to practice time management. That’s the biggest downfall of a lot of teas testers. They know the material, but run out of time. Thanks for watching, and I know you’ll do great!
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Thank you for this!
Thank YOU for watching, best wishes on your nursing journey! :)
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I thought the answer was tetanus, because all others causes respiratory issues.
These questions are too easy the teas has more difficult questions
megan jolie Hi Megan! The TEAS questions are a little more difficult because they require in depth critical thinking. That is why it’s important for the material to be understood when answering practice questions vs just memorizing the answers.
Take care!
Well go look for harder questions. It’s not that much of a big deal. You should be using multiple resources to study for the teas anyway 🙄
@@nursing2nurture All the review questions given on mostly all teas science practice question videos are so easy when in reality easy questions will hardly be on the test. More difficult questions should be given for practice so we can get a better feel of what to expect.
@@jackieb681 Hi Jackie. I am so sorry the questions were too easy. Please do not stop here. There are so many great and free resources out there. I encourage you to give them a try. :)
@@jackieb681 also, if you can afford it, I would highly suggest using the ATI Teas practice package. It’s not free but it is well worth it. When I was applying to nursing school, it was the only resource that made me feel 100% prepared for the TEAS. They make the exam so it was expected that they gave very similar practice questions.
I should of known 8:42. I failed at life😱😒
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Thank you for this! Just want to mention that NONE of the answers in the question about organs/enzymes are correct because bile is not an enzyme
Shut up 😂
Have question is this Teas 6 or teas5?thanks
Johnny Quang Pham These questions are BASED off of the TEAS 6 exam :)!
I have my teas test coming up in few days. I have been doing this test but I never got it, hopefully this will help me 🙏😐
Hi Baraka! Try your best to understand the concepts, memorizing the questions won't help you on the real exam. You never know what questions you're going to get when taking the TEAS. Another tip, remember that the TEAS exam is timed, so try to practice time management. You could try looking over some old Anatomy & Physiology notes as well.
How did you do. Please share your results.
Did you pass your teas test?
Renee Pavolini I had a 72% and I needed a 75% to get into the RN program. So I had to change school which doesn’t require TEAS test and I’m now in the RN doing my clinical classes and hoping to graduate next year 🙏
@@barakamilonde5568 that's awesome! I am in my last semester of prerequisites, I have to take the Teas and score at least a 60% in order to get into the RN program, but I was hoping to to better than 60 so that I have a better chance to get into it than others, but I have severe test anxiety because I don't know what is on the test, everyone I have asked just said it was easy.... but they also haven't been out of school as long as I have either
which of the following diseases do not belong is a stupid question and doesn't specify what parameters we are using to find the outlier. Tetanus could also be a correct answer because the other 3 diseases are respiratory, while tetanus is not. You have to define what parameter you are looking for
Well watch another video then.
@@nursing2nurture yeah no. that's not the right way to respond to someone pointing out an error. You can disagree that there is an error, or you can agree with it and we can discuss it. Be mature. Use your words.
@@sdfsdvassilev3798 Was your comment the best way to point out an error? Was the word “stupid” needed to prove your point? No! However, you used it anyway. I so I will tell you to take your own advice. “Be mature and use your words”. If you can’t, then go watch another video. Take care!
Questions & answers are going by too quick.
That’s why I said to pause video in between questions.
Old and outdated for the TEAS7