*UPDATED ON FEB.14.2023* HEY GUYS! Just wanted to let you know I have been cutting out a few questions that I feel are not as important or that I have updated on other videos so, this video has less than 30 questions now.
A way to remember the difference between ligament and a tendon is that when you think of tendon think of “t-bone” the steak where bone is connected with meat. Think of T for tendon. I hope this makes sense!
Strangely enough, the only reason why I remember this difference is because of the very very old comedy skit with Jeff Dunham's puppet named Achmed. He was a skeleton and one of the things he would say is "I need LIGAMENTS!" lmaoooo whatever works right??
Thank you so much for your Anatomy, Chemistry, and Biology videos!!!!! 3 weeks ago I passed the TEAS 7!!! I study for 6 weeks and your videos helped me a lot.
I used highly recommended authentic exam materials provided by Dr William I passed my exam on my first attempt taking maximum 20 questions a day I studied for two weeks, 9 days effectively. Anyone interested feel free to contact him From the number on my channel for details
Thank you. These are great. I'm taking my TEAS exam Feb 15th. I feel like these are a great supplement to the material that I'm studying. You have a way of explaining things that is very helpful... Keep them coming....
Here's the secret to bypass any proctor. th-cam.com/channels/NUGSyCXlFv_N_bTBzKKNhA.html. I've used them before and it works pretty well.I recommend that you check them out.
I take my TEAs Exam on 10/13/22 (3rd try) I have been so discouraged lately and knocked down. I am so nervous , and these videos truly help me! thank you so much for doing this !
please, i need help with somethings. I want to take the test from my home country Nigeria with hopes of getting admission to study nursing in a community college. Are there any tips you can give?
Teas exam is really difficult and frustrating I just failed the exam. I can't begin to articulate the level of shame and anguish I'm feeling. I trust that I will be a good teas student. I just need to get through this, move on and persevere.
Question for 16:10 - Doesn't the sympathetic nervous system also control vasodilation? and 22:39- Doesn't renin also indirectly promote water reabsorption by upregulating vasopressin and aldosterone?
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful. I failed they teas three times. Its been over a year and i want to take it again. Thank you I am feeling motivated again.
Isn't vasodilation something that causes the increase of blood flow, not the other way around? The vessels have to dilate first to increase the flow of blood. I don't know.
Thanks for this helpful video! I'm finishing prereqs and starting to prep for the teas...but don't really know where to start. Definitely subscribing and going to be watching one of your practice videos every day. Any advice on how else to study? There's so much content out there that I'm confused on what to buy and who's advice to follow. I'd appreciate any input 😉
Hi,I would first get a hold of the list of topics you need to study. I think ATI has the list on their website and I have a list that I'll be posting this week. I got all the information off the Official ATI TEAS website so it's updated and reliable. Other than that, I would get your hands on as many practice questions as you can. There a ton of free questions here on TH-cam. Also, I have a playlist (TEAS 7 Review) that has all my videos for studying each topic. Although, I don't have all topics so you will have to jump around to another resource. Also, if you're looking for a good online course I recommend looking into Smart Edition. There link is in my description. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have further questions:)
You are my kind of learner...you look for patterns...now I must commend you this is great stuff here...I stumbled on this and will share with my study group...
Thank you!! These exact questions are not on the actual Test but similar ones could be. The topics of the questions are very common topics on the exam! Thanks for watching Kadesia 💕
Hi, yes you are correct. MEDULLA OBLONGATA controls involuntary activities such as respiration rate, heart are and controls the contraction of smooth muscle in blood vessels (controls blood pressure). CEREBELLUM controls voluntary muscle movement.
Do you think purchasing the practice tests and practice questions from the ati website and just studying from that will get you to pass the actual exam??
I think buying the practice questions is sufficient. As long as you have a reliable study resource (like TH-cam or textbook) you can study from. The reason I say this is, the questions will give you a good idea of what topics will be on the exam but they don’t do a good job at teaching or explaining the topics. You’ll need to find your own reliable resource for the teaching part. Hope this helps.
@@thetutor_geek Yes it does thank you. The school I'm looking to apply to requires a 55% or better passing score. I recently took my TEAS and scored a 54.7% Bummer and so close. So I am more than motivated to score a lot better. thank you again.
Inspired by Nanc’s comment.. tendons sound like tenders which reminds me of chicken tenders. eat some chicken tenders to get muscle on your bones. ** so tendons attach muscle to bone! :)
Hi, yes I totally think this will help with TEAS 6. Teas 7 has a bit more emphasis on chemistry as far as science goes. These question topics are still very relevant to TEAS 6.
@@quocle4487 no worries! No, I don’t offer private tutoring at the moment 😕. But if you have any questions or need help with anything specific ask alway 😄 BTW are you using a study guide book of any sort that is guiding you on what topics to study?
Hi 👋🏼 I recommend getting the official ATI TEAS study manual. You can find it on the ATI website. Use it as a reference on WHAT to study. It doesn’t do a great job at Explaining, I only like to use it as a reference on what topics will actually be on the exam. so I would definitely use other resources such as TH-cam for LEARNING these topics. Hope this helps!! 🤓
Hello pls wanted to ask if SmartEdition course with practice question is a good material to only use to prepare for the TEAS exam or also advisable to get both the ATI TEAS Practice assessment test?
Hi, I’ve taken a thorough look at smart editions study guide and I am confident that you will do great with that AS LONG AS YOU ADD PRACTICE QUESTIONS FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES. Reason being, although SE covers most material on the TEAS- it does not cover 100% of it. So I like to use practice questions from different sources to get a well rounded study for the exam. I don’t think it’s necessary to buy the ATI TEAS assessment test.
@@thetutor_geek Thank you so much, I’m about to purchase the Smart edition course, also wanted to ask if someone can purchase the Smart edition course on my behalf
I would focus on your weakest points...and do as many practice questions as you can. Don't give up, I know a few people who have also taken more than 4 times. You got this, just put your focus on the right things.
TEAS 7 is released in June. If you take your exam this month, you will be taking the TEAS6. These questions are all updated for the TEAS7 however the same topics will be on the TEAS 6.
*UPDATED ON FEB.14.2023* HEY GUYS! Just wanted to let you know I have been cutting out a few questions that I feel are not as important or that I have updated on other videos so, this video has less than 30 questions now.
A wonderful person you are!😃
A way to remember the difference between ligament and a tendon is that when you think of tendon think of “t-bone” the steak where bone is connected with meat. Think of T for tendon. I hope this makes sense!
🚨Thanks so much, this is very helpful my friend!!!
Yes I love it! Makes more sense this way and easy to remember.😊☺️
I think of Achmed the dead terrorist 😂😂 he yells “My ligaments!!”
Strangely enough, the only reason why I remember this difference is because of the very very old comedy skit with Jeff Dunham's puppet named Achmed. He was a skeleton and one of the things he would say is "I need LIGAMENTS!" lmaoooo whatever works right??
"BBL" is how i remember Bone to Bone is Ligament lol --- it helps me remember
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I failed 3 times, i lost money to scams and reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope
First time and I’m nervous
@@antoniowilliams756 Why not reach out to mr James for a help
@@antoniowilliams756 I passed mine few days ago with the help of mr James.
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Thank you so much for your Anatomy, Chemistry, and Biology videos!!!!! 3 weeks ago I passed the TEAS 7!!! I study for 6 weeks and your videos helped me a lot.
😆awesome, congratulations !!!! That makes me so happy! Best wishes to you✨💗
This is the best quiz question and answers explanation! I appreciate you taking the time to make this
Thank you Thon 💕I appreciate your kind words.
Happy studies my friend 📚🤓
I take my TEAS tomorrow and these practice videos are amazing in building my confidence for question formats.
i take mines tomorrow to good luck
You’re going to do awesome!! ✨sending some positive vibes your way, for you to use on the exam✨📚✨🥰
@@tateannamalone2760 how did you do
These practice questions are very similar with the ATI A & P Practice test!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!! Happy studies ✨🤓
YOU SUCH A SAINT FOR DOING THIS FOR US!! DEFINITELY EARNED A SUBSCRIBER
Thank you for your kind words Manny💕
And thanks for subscribing, it means a lot✨
Happy studies my friend 📚🤓
I used highly recommended authentic exam materials provided by Dr William I passed my exam on my first attempt taking maximum 20 questions a day I studied for two weeks, 9 days effectively. Anyone interested feel free to contact him From the number on my channel for details
Thank you. These are great. I'm taking my TEAS exam Feb 15th. I feel like these are a great supplement to the material that I'm studying. You have a way of explaining things that is very helpful... Keep them coming....
Thank you so much for your feedback, I greatly appreciate it!
Happy studies Alexa + best of luck on your exam in February (you got this 🙌🏼) 📚🤓
Here's the secret to bypass any proctor. th-cam.com/channels/NUGSyCXlFv_N_bTBzKKNhA.html. I've used them before and it works pretty well.I recommend that you check them out.
Will you do a video on your test? Did you pass? What questions were on your test?? I'm trying to take my test soon but I'm so nervous!!!
How did it go?? :)
I take my TEAs Exam on 10/13/22 (3rd try) I have been so discouraged lately and knocked down. I am so nervous , and these videos truly help me! thank you so much for doing this !
You’re going to do great this time around 💗
im taking mine the same day
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Good LUCK!
I was listening to this on my way to take my teas. Guess what! I passed
OMG YESSS! I LOVE TO HEAR IT !!!!! Great Job my friend, I don't know you but I am proud of you 🙌🏼
please, i need help with somethings. I want to take the test from my home country Nigeria with hopes of getting admission to study nursing in a community college. Are there any tips you can give?
@@ogunbiyiibukun8953 where do you live?
Thank you for your videos. I am reviewing for the TEAS and I like your style of teaching you are most helpful!
Hi, Thank You for watching! Happy Studies my friend! 💗💗
Did not know the ear was part of the test, it’s on none of the study guides
I didn't see it on the study manual but a question similar to this one was on the ATI TEAS 7 practice test.
Teas exam is really difficult and frustrating, i can't believe I failed again after studying so hard
Teas exam is really difficult and frustrating I just failed the exam. I can't begin to articulate the level of shame and anguish I'm feeling. I trust that I will be a good teas student. I just need to get through this, move on and persevere.
@@jamesdavis9266 You will pass everyone has their own season, just keep going pray and believe you will receive yours, Mr Felix can be off help
Is he available on telegram?
This was helpful, thank you. I would like to point out, though, that it is stapes, not staples.
Yikes! Thank you for correcting that, I appreciate your feedback!
Thank you for watching Rosh- happy studies 📚🤓
Question for 16:10 - Doesn't the sympathetic nervous system also control vasodilation?
and 22:39- Doesn't renin also indirectly promote water reabsorption by upregulating vasopressin and aldosterone?
Thank you for this video, it was very helpful. I failed they teas three times. Its been over a year and i want to take it again. Thank you I am feeling motivated again.
I love to hear that you’re motivated to take it!!! Sometimes that’s all that’s missing in order to pass. Let me know how it goes! 💗💗💗
#teaspro
Thank you that was very helpful
Isn't vasodilation something that causes the increase of blood flow, not the other way around? The vessels have to dilate first to increase the flow of blood. I don't know.
Hi, you're totally right. Sorry I didn't catch that when making this video. Vasodilation does come first then increase blood flow.
Taking mines tomorrow. Hope I pass. Thank you for the videos ❤
Wishing you all the best! 💗
Thanks so much! You are excellent teacher 😊
Thank you! 🥰
Excellent, beyond helpful, thank you so much for this tutorial!
🥰 thank you for watching, glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for this helpful video! I'm finishing prereqs and starting to prep for the teas...but don't really know where to start. Definitely subscribing and going to be watching one of your practice videos every day. Any advice on how else to study? There's so much content out there that I'm confused on what to buy and who's advice to follow. I'd appreciate any input 😉
Hi,I would first get a hold of the list of topics you need to study. I think ATI has the list on their website and I have a list that I'll be posting this week. I got all the information off the Official ATI TEAS website so it's updated and reliable.
Other than that, I would get your hands on as many practice questions as you can. There a ton of free questions here on TH-cam.
Also, I have a playlist (TEAS 7 Review) that has all my videos for studying each topic. Although, I don't have all topics so you will have to jump around to another resource.
Also, if you're looking for a good online course I recommend looking into Smart Edition. There link is in my description.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have further questions:)
@@thetutor_geek thanks so much!! I'll keep that in mind. I was also looking at smart edition stuff
Thank you
Thank you for watching! and thank you for all the support you're awesome!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰
You are my kind of learner...you look for patterns...now I must commend you this is great stuff here...I stumbled on this and will share with my study group...
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed this 📚💗
Happy studies my friend ✨
Thank you for these videos these have been helping me study and prepare 😊!!!!!!
No problem, thanks for watching! 💗
Thank you for making this video. ☺️🤍
Thank you for watching! Happy Studies!
thank you for these amazing videos!! :)
No problem, thank you for watching!! ✨
I take my teas next week thank you for this 😊❤🙏
NP, best wishes on taking your exam next week! ✨✨✨💗
How did it go?
How was the test ?
@@valerieshorter6691 Hey i passed mine so let me know if you need help
@@wisdomfx4534 I’m taking mines soon how can I get in touch with you????
This was extremely informative thank you.
Thank you for watching! Happy studies 🤓
Thanks!
😭 😭 Thank you so much!! 🥰
This is a great review,thanks
Thanks for watching 🥰
i truly appreciate you making the video!
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This’s so very helpful! Thank you so much🙏
You’re welcome Jantra! Thank you for watching ❤️
Great video! Really appreciate this! Will some of these questions be on the test or just similar to it?
Thank you!!
These exact questions are not on the actual Test but similar ones could be.
The topics of the questions are very common topics on the exam!
Thanks for watching Kadesia 💕
You are Amazing!!!
Thank you so much for your help!!💐
Hi SABA, thank you for your kind words and feedback! I greatly appreciate it!
Happy Studies my friend!:)
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Thank you, happy studies 💗🤓
Thank you for helping questions.
No problem!! Happy studies my friend 🤓
pestle is over back against the wall. you hear sting/
Thank you so much, God bless you
🙏🏼 thank you !!!! 🤓
The tympanic membrane is the eardrum inner ear-I’m confused
Yes, I am seeing that it is part of the middle ear, not external. Which one?
You are so awesome explainer!
Thank you so much Sharmila and thank you for watching!!! 💕 Happy studies 💕
@@thetutor_geek I’m watching all your videos, but why cardiovascular is so hard to memorize, is there any easy way?😃
Hello, I am a new subscriber. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! :)
Hi!!! Welcome, thanks for watching!
Happy studies my friend 📚🤓
Thank you so much for this video!
No problem, happy studies ✨🤓
Would the cerebellum be voluntary? Medulla oblongata is involuntary
Hi, yes you are correct.
MEDULLA OBLONGATA controls involuntary activities such as respiration rate, heart are and controls the contraction of smooth muscle in blood vessels (controls blood pressure).
CEREBELLUM controls voluntary muscle movement.
thank you this was so help full
No problem, I’m glad. Happy studies my friend 🤓💗
Great video Thank you
Thank you for watching 🤓
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Thanks for watching 🤓
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wow thank you.
Thank you for watching 💕
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You’re so very welcome 💕
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Thank you for watching✨happy studies ✨🤓
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR FEEDBACK! HAPPY STUDIES MY FRIEND :)
Do you think purchasing the practice tests and practice questions from the ati website and just studying from that will get you to pass the actual exam??
I think buying the practice questions is sufficient. As long as you have a reliable study resource (like TH-cam or textbook) you can study from. The reason I say this is, the questions will give you a good idea of what topics will be on the exam but they don’t do a good job at teaching or explaining the topics. You’ll need to find your own reliable resource for the teaching part.
Hope this helps.
@@thetutor_geek Yes it does thank you. The school I'm looking to apply to requires a 55% or better passing score. I recently took my TEAS and scored a 54.7% Bummer and so close. So I am more than motivated to score a lot better. thank you again.
Inspired by Nanc’s comment.. tendons sound like tenders which reminds me of chicken tenders. eat some chicken tenders to get muscle on your bones. ** so tendons attach muscle to bone! :)
Lol- I love this and I love chicken tenders!
what just saying? abusives languages her upkeep?
thanks for your help! You think this would help with TEAS 6 exam? I know TEAS 7 doesn't start until June.
Hi, yes I totally think this will help with TEAS 6. Teas 7 has a bit more emphasis on chemistry as far as science goes. These question topics are still very relevant to TEAS 6.
@@thetutor_geek wow thanks so much for the quick reply! I was wondering besides from the videos, do you offer any tutoring? lol
@@quocle4487 no worries! No, I don’t offer private tutoring at the moment 😕. But if you have any questions or need help with anything specific ask alway 😄 BTW are you using a study guide book of any sort that is guiding you on what topics to study?
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What’s vasodilation?
Hi just stumbled on you and I subscribed. I have Teas to write before September 25th. What’s the best study guide? Will appreciate your help.
Hi 👋🏼 I recommend getting the official ATI TEAS study manual. You can find it on the ATI website. Use it as a reference on WHAT to study. It doesn’t do a great job at Explaining, I only like to use it as a reference on what topics will actually be on the exam. so I would definitely use other resources such as TH-cam for LEARNING these topics.
Hope this helps!! 🤓
Hello pls wanted to ask if SmartEdition course with practice question is a good material to only use to prepare for the TEAS exam or also advisable to get both the ATI TEAS Practice assessment test?
Hi, I’ve taken a thorough look at smart editions study guide and I am confident that you will do great with that AS LONG AS YOU ADD PRACTICE QUESTIONS FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES. Reason being, although SE covers most material on the TEAS- it does not cover 100% of it. So I like to use practice questions from different sources to get a well rounded study for the exam. I don’t think it’s necessary to buy the ATI TEAS assessment test.
@@thetutor_geek Thank you so much, I’m about to purchase the Smart edition course, also wanted to ask if someone can purchase the Smart edition course on my behalf
Is it a memorization test
Yes memorization is essential for passing this test! Also understanding the physiological mechanisms behind anatomy is going to come in handy !
Do you have any suggestions on how to pass the teas ? I've taken it 4 times and haven't passed.
I would focus on your weakest points...and do as many practice questions as you can. Don't give up, I know a few people who have also taken more than 4 times. You got this, just put your focus on the right things.
is it TEAS 6 if i have a test this month? or TEAS 7? i thought TEAS 7 arent till june?
TEAS 7 is released in June. If you take your exam this month, you will be taking the TEAS6. These questions are all updated for the TEAS7 however the same topics will be on the TEAS 6.
@@thetutor_geek thanks 👍
Is there somewhere i can print these questions?
Hi, sorry I don’t have any printable version.
i take mine in two days help plss
Hi, what can I help you with?
Iorta. Aaaaaaaorta
thanks!!! I know my pronunciation is so bad! I'm saying Aaaaorta now. :)
I Dont Understand Any Of This And I Have 1 week. Im Going To Fail Ugh..
Hi, do you have a study guide you are using?
Me lol
This comment had me rolling I hope you’re doing okay
i can tell you’re self taught because you are BUTCHERING pronunciation 😂It’s okay though, this video was still super informative and helpful! 🙏
Yes I am, sorry!!!!! I’ve been working on it!!! Thanks for understanding 😬😬😬
That was pretty unnecessary dude