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ATI testing

Im having a hard time with the 2013 RN ATIs. If you have taken 2013 ATI Pharm, Leadership, and Med Surg. and you are willing to help, feel free to respond.

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    What type of trouble are you having? I'm taking my final, proctored ATIs tomorrow and will done with ATI forever!!!! Can't wait.

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    Isn't VATI preceptor/tutor based? Why not consult with the ATI rep for VATI as isn't that what they are paid for?

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    Just got home from taking all three proctored exams. The percentage levels necessary to get a level 3 are crazy this semester. But, they were pretty easy.

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    How was the ATI Med Surg exam? Did the ATI practice exams help on their website ?! How did you study for it?

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    I did the tutorial, final exam and it did help a little.

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    Isn't VATI preceptor/tutor based? Why not consult with the ATI rep for VATI as isn't that what they are paid for?

    The VATI is tutor based, however some schools utilize ATI as a part of their curriculum. Our school does and requires us to pass comprehensive exams for Med Surg, Pharm, Mother/baby/ PEDs, and mental health. We were also required to pass a comprehensive predictor as an exit exam.

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