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ATI predictor

Hi all!

I am scheduled to take the ATI predictor Late February. Any tips for studying for this? Do you study the same way as the other ATI's (take exam-focused review-take all available practice tests?) Thanks for the help in advance!

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    I did 100 NCLEX questions a day til my test. I had a lot of standard precautions, isolation, droplet questions. BUT they were put the steps in order. Had a lot of legal questions too. Another person said they had a lot of dosage calculations. I only had 2.

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    Know your lab values most definitely

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    Practice tests, remediate your results (focused review) medications, conditions and lab values.

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