TEAS V Science

fancyeyes, BSN, RN · Mar 14, 2013

was there a Periodic Table to reference?

Ginger88 · Mar 14, 2013

You can ask the computer lab supervisor for one.

kmcasada · Mar 14, 2013

Omg I just took this test today, and the science portion was insane. I had the ATI TEAS study guide book... I knew the material inside and out, and most of the questions were not even covered in the book. I'm really frustrated and I hope I get a passing score!!

atoms · Mar 14, 2013

What do you think about the English portion? Is it more difficult or easier than online practice exams in your opinion?

Ginger88 · Mar 15, 2013

English is one of my strongest areas and I thought it was a little tricky at times. Make sure you study proper punctuation, especially semi-colons and commas. Also study things such as for whom vs to whom, that vs which and possessives. Also you will need to know the meaning of a word based on context clues within the sentence. I didn't spend a whole lot of time going over the English in the study guide. My recommendation would be to study it thoroughly and then go online for further clarification/examples of anything you are having trouble on.

Ginger88 · Mar 15, 2013

My thoughts exactly! There were so many questions that were never even hinted at in the study guide. I wouldn't even know how to tell someone to study for it. One of my questions pertained to biochemistry!

goemom · Mar 17, 2013

I studied the ATI manual and understood the science material. I checked out the McGraw Hill practice text book from the library and took the first two tests and only scored in the 70s on the science section. I went on the Amazon website and read the reviews for the McGraw book and many people commented on how the science section in the McGraw book were more like the TEAS V exam. The only problem with the McGraw book is that it only has tests with no detailed explanations if you don't understand a topic. khanacademy.org has a lot of great biology and chemistry videos.

dajiawen · Mar 19, 2013

what was on the science section? Are mcgraw books questions just like the actual test?

Stacey73 · Mar 20, 2013

For science (which I found to be the hardest) make sure to be familiar with codon sequencing, the way blood flows through the heart, meiosis/mitosis, Punnett squares, calculating different weather temps (they give you the formula), why the periodic table is laid out the way it is, basic and most popular Physics laws, etc.

karenthula · Apr 4, 2013

I took the test for the second time, with only a month between each. I found for some reason that i can't explain, that the science part was quite easy. I found the math and english language was a lot harder the second time around. I found a great app on my android that made tests for you, you could take all sections or you could do one, it was up to you. I made a 97 on the practice tests and made an 87.5 on the science part. Know about DNA, where protein is synthesized, orders : this will help you remember orders. Dumb, Kids, Prefer, Candy, Over, Fresh, Green, Salads. (Domain,kingdom,phylum,class,order,family,genus,species) Kinetic energy vs potential energy. Evaporation, Hope this helps

umbdude, MSN, APRN · Apr 7, 2013

Dumb, Kids, Prefer, Candy, Over, Fresh, Green, Salads.

This is awesome! wish I thought of that. I usually just memorize the first letters and drop off those that I don't need to memorize (G and S, because I knew their order from Micro). So my memorization technique was DKP COF....and said it a few times to memorize.

My memorization trick for non-visible light were: gxu imr (short to long wave).

Roman numero: MDC LXV I