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I heard something like that as well. ATI says talk to the school about the scores, but the school refers you to ati. We just recently took or comp. predictor and in relation to levels it says 80 to 100% would be a level 3, 73-79 is a level 2, and 73 to 70 is a level 1, and 69 and under is a level 0. Most of the other schools depict a level of 73% to graduate. My school gave it to 70% people. My real thought is if you score higher than your classmates generally. Is it better to be the last one done?

I have got all level 2's and some level 3's. YES, read the book and watch the video provided. Also do the practice tests over and over and over and then one more time. Then read the book over, and over, and over again.

A mask is going to do nothing for an airborne precaution patient, air still passes through the mask. An airborne patient would not leave the room. That is a silly question anyway because so few things are transmitted that way. Imagine you breathe recycled air all day, everyday.

ABOVE^ person. Ummm, you have a huge law suit if your instructor made you complete more care plans then all the rest of the students. That is insane and illegal as all heck. The next thing is some instructor impeeded upon the clinical instructor's position and followed you for 4 hours, wow. I never heard of such things other than in fairytales.

If you treat the pain with meds and the patient has nausea, likely they won't keep down the med. However, pain is a priority.

Am I not supposed to talk about this? Noone is replying?

Not that I know of. Nope.

Your stating that prior to you finishing your assessment that she displaces your hands from the clients feet and begin to take over the assessment? Im having a hard time following how this could have occurred in accordance with what you have stated.

i am very confused about my ati score. i guess there is some stipulation where they do not want anyone to tell their specific scores, which seems like an issue to me. i took an ati last semester and my percentile rank was 97 program and nationally. i got a level 2, seemed insane that a 97th percentile was not a level 3. i went back and checked my old scores for the level 3's that i got. all of my scores put me in the 95 or above percentile for the level 3. now this semester, my friend took the same version of the test and scored a lower overall percentage and got a level 2. how can this be?? dont the scores have to be consistent, or do they change all the time, or what? plus, my friends who took the predictor test before me had to get a certain percentage to get a 90% pass rate, now they changed it to a lower score? how can these be valid test results when they are different at different time? plus someone got a lower teas test score then i did and was ranked higher.