HELP ATI comprehensive predictor :/

I took both "A" and "B" and found B was easier than A. If your school opens up the topics to review section, I would study from that because the concepts covered stayed the same.

Make sure to do your focus review because there will be very similar questions in form B. I'm sure you'll do great!

i take mine this friday- what are the main topics? i heard that there was mostly math and reading/ vocab. what was the most difficult?

I took both the comprehensive A & B. We were given A about 3 months before we were given B. Our teacher made us do an exercise, where if you print off your detailed results, it will tell you areas that you were weak in, and even more specifically what you missed, like. Blood Products, administration of PRBC. It will then list which ATI book the information came from, what chapter, maybe even pages? If you look all those up, and make an outline, or just read the information on the stuff you missed, that will be bound to help you. It was your overall score correct, not your likelihood of passing the NCLEX-RN on your first attempt right? What happens if you score below 75%? Best of luck mate!

so we are not talking about the TEAS test are we?

I took both "A" and "B" and found B was easier than A. If your school opens up the topics to review section, I would study from that because the concepts covered stayed the same.

Thank you for the help! Do you mean for example, they had a question on Form B about ACE inhibitors, that same topic on ACE inhibitors will be on Form A just as a different question?

I took both the comprehensive A & B. We were given A about 3 months before we were given B. Our teacher made us do an exercise, where if you print off your detailed results, it will tell you areas that you were weak in, and even more specifically what you missed, like. Blood Products, administration of PRBC. It will then list which ATI book the information came from, what chapter, maybe even pages? If you look all those up, and make an outline, or just read the information on the stuff you missed, that will be bound to help you. It was your overall score correct, not your likelihood of passing the NCLEX-RN on your first attempt right? What happens if you score below 75%? Best of luck mate!

Basically they just came up with a new policy IN The Middle of the semester staying that if you don't pass the second time, you cant graduate, you fail the course, and you will have to repeat your preceptorship/practicum, and med/surg 2 class again (even if you got an A in the classes)...isn't that crazy?! so ya im very nervous, stressed, anxious, all of thee above right now and I take the test on May 4th...and yes 75% was my overall score, but i have a 94% chance of passing the NCLEX the first time...

I'm not sure if this will be edited out but here's some topics that was on my review:

Management of Care:

Wound Care from Fundamentals 6.1 ch 58

Delegation: Identifying client concerns, Five Rights of Delgation (leadership ch 7)

Disaster Planning Prioritization (leadership ch 11&6

Resource mgmt (leadershp ch 4)

Ergonomic Principles (Fundamentals 6.1 ch 48)

Medication Errors (Fundamentals ch 44)

Antepartum: Fetal Heart Rate(Maternal/Newborn ch 7)

Complications of Pregnancy Recognize abnormal Findings ch.8

Developmental Stages & Transitions: Toddler Age Specific Growth &Development ch 5

Family & Community Violence (mental health ch. 33)

Coping Mechanisms (Fundamentals ch 59)

Mobility&Immobility (Fundamentals ch 55)

Pain Mgmnt (Fundamentals ch 55)

Nutrition & Oral Hydration AGN, Crohn's Disease, GI Feedings

Alzhiemers Disease

Glucocorticoids-Long term effects

Blood Transfusions (Pharmcology ch 7)

Central Venous Lines

ACE Inhibitors

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Electrolyte Imbalances

Medical Emergencies (Establ Patent Airway)

Hope this helps.

I'm not sure if this will be edited out but here's some topics that was on my review:

Management of Care:

Wound Care from Fundamentals 6.1 ch 58

Delegation: Identifying client concerns, Five Rights of Delgation (leadership ch 7)

Disaster Planning Prioritization (leadership ch 11&6

Resource mgmt (leadershp ch 4)

Ergonomic Principles (Fundamentals 6.1 ch 48)

Medication Errors (Fundamentals ch 44)

Antepartum: Fetal Heart Rate(Maternal/Newborn ch 7)

Complications of Pregnancy Recognize abnormal Findings ch.8

Developmental Stages & Transitions: Toddler Age Specific Growth &Development ch 5

Family & Community Violence (mental health ch. 33)

Coping Mechanisms (Fundamentals ch 59)

Mobility&Immobility (Fundamentals ch 55)

Pain Mgmnt (Fundamentals ch 55)

Nutrition & Oral Hydration AGN, Crohn's Disease, GI Feedings

Alzhiemers Disease

Glucocorticoids-Long term effects

Blood Transfusions (Pharmcology ch 7)

Central Venous Lines

ACE Inhibitors

Diabetic Ketoacidosis

Electrolyte Imbalances

Medical Emergencies (Establ Patent Airway)

Hope this helps.

THANK YOU SO MUCH natalieonaje!!!!!! This will be VERY HELPFUL!!!!! I REALLY do appreciate this!!! and all the help from everyone else!!! its nice to know ppl care and are will to help!!!

No problem. I wish you much success on your exam!!!

Look at your weak areas on the breakdown of the ATI predictor B results, that will be a really good place to start your studying, because it is a good analysis of what you know. Take it like you would take the nclex. Good nights sleep, breakfast in the morning, dress for success!

Am taking the LPN version of ATI comprehensive predictor in May. what is the difference between from Form A ,B and 3.0 version? which one is for LPN OR RN.