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Please go to 2'14'' of the video. It shows you where to find the right button to open the assessment :)

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Oh my gosh, you just made my day! I'm so happy to hear that, woohoo! Thank you for your kind comment😄

She is amazing!!!!

@@josephinegomez6077 Thank you very much😀

Good question. Please read the description below the video where I had a correction on that question. Good job!

@@professoryu5571 oh i didn’t see that, thank you ur videos are very informative

@@danielh02 No worries. That was a very good catch! Great. I'm glad to hear that 😊

That is fantastic! Congratulations, woohoo! Yeah, I've heard a couple of students say that they got more bio/chem questions than A&P questions. I am still a little surprised by that because A&P is such an integral part of the medical field. But perhaps bio/chem/physics are the more commonly observed deficiencies in nursing students and ATI is trying to improve students knowledge in those areas. I have a few theories on that, lol. It's great that you want to give it another shot for a better score. Way to go!!! Best of luck to you and let me know how it goes!

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Sure. If you have a biology book handy, you can go to the chapter that talks about Mendelian Genetics. There's usually a figure showing the three generations of peas Mendel experimented. The two parent plants of the first generation, F0, need to be both homozygous. One parent plant is "pure bred" for, say, tall (dominant), TT. The other parent plant is tt. If they breed, the second generation offspring, F1, will all be heterozygous (Tt), and be sure to know that all the F1 individuals have the same genotype, Tt. Now, if F1 plants breed, the ratio in F2 offspring is the monohybrid ratio of 3:1 mentioned in the app. This is because Tt x Tt will produce: dominant trait offspring (TT + Tt): recessive offspring (tt)= 3:1. Hope this helps :-)

That's a good question! Yes, there is a playlist for TEAS 7 updates and here's the link: www.youtube.com/@professoryu5571/playlists (then click on TEAS 7 updates). These videos are built upon the review videos you have watched and focus on changes and updates in TEAS 7. I hope this helps and please feel free to let me know if you have any other questions :)

@@professoryu5571 Hello! Thank you! I feel I am too deep into this old playlist and do not have time for to go over 50+ more in the new playlist. Are there any sections you think changed the most and I should look into in your new playlist?

@@JBG-ki6po Gotcha. That's a good idea. Here's a list of lessons that have quite a bit change (some of them are new topics) and would be my priority with limited amount of prep time (I included muscular and skeleton systems because in TEAS 7 you are supposed to know all the major bones and muscles but you can skip most of the other content in those videos; make sure you are good with the chemistry topics as students have told me that they got a lot of questions on those topics which is the reason why I included a lot of those videos): Lesson 2& 3 Integumentary and skeletal systems: ua-cam.com/video/JL1_HMhyfH8/v-deo.html Muscular system part 1: ua-cam.com/video/C_4BriGVn40/v-deo.html Muscular system part 2: ua-cam.com/video/rBwagFh66hA/v-deo.html Muscular system part 3: ua-cam.com/video/Gbd0C0APRIk/v-deo.html Microorganisms part 1: ua-cam.com/video/ZvatjA9sBUs/v-deo.html Microorganisms part 2: ua-cam.com/video/A9KLz00-xRk/v-deo.html Meiosis: ua-cam.com/video/ScS-Haub544/v-deo.html DNA gene chromosome part 1. DNA gene : ua-cam.com/video/aqpdYh3-7d8/v-deo.html DNA gene chromosome part 2 RNA codon table mutation: ua-cam.com/video/ZqK2pLGGxp0D/v-deo.htmlNA replication DNA gene chromosome part 3: ua-cam.com/video/I_H_LgD8Co0/v-deo.html Transcription (DNA gene chromosome part 4): ua-cam.com/video/7Byf5Bw_DZ0/v-deo.html Translation (DNA gene chromosome part 5): ua-cam.com/video/nyka-tYCZog/v-deo.html Totipotent cells (on TEAS test): ua-cam.com/video/z9upzXBs_RM/v-deo.html Describe chemical reactions Part 1_Reactants, Products and Mole Concept: ua-cam.com/video/frC48kQTYf4/v-deo.html Describe chemical reactions Part 2 more practice questions: ua-cam.com/video/UEemKO-SZfg/v-deo.html Chemical equilibrium Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/A_XwsPjDE9Y/v-deo.html Chemical equilibrium Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/JyqweEiC2Pk/v-deo.html Properties of solution. Part 1. Water properties and solvent/solute: ua-cam.com/video/lIG4JuRspOE/v-deo.html pH/acid and base: ua-cam.com/video/BshFECuY8QI/v-deo.html Properties of solution Part 2. Concentration and dilution: ua-cam.com/video/YwDXuAPKfQM/v-deo.html Properties of solution Part 3. More practice questions: ua-cam.com/video/Px1ot8ukB7s/v-deo.html Basic scientific measurement/unit conversion: ua-cam.com/video/ZT5C28Yoc2Y/v-deo.html Basic scientific measurement/unit conversion: ua-cam.com/video/ZT5C28Yoc2Y/v-deo.html

@@professoryu5571 thank you so much! I truly appreciate your time and effort

@@JBG-ki6po Absolutely! Happy to help. Good luck 😊

You are very welcome! Happy studying 😊

Awww, that is very kind of you to leave such a sweet message! You made me so happy to know that the videos are helpful, woohoo! Much appreciated😊🤗

Good question! This classification is a bit vague and there can definitely be some overlap between the two. For TEAS, if the two categories are both provided as answer choices, this is my suggestion: if the topic is science/engineer/technology related and the purpose is to explain a phenomenon, it would likely be expository. Of course, it could also be something that's not science but may require a certain technical background to understand, like how retirement funds work in the finance field or why certain way of investing works better than the other (just a quick example that came to mind). If it's non science related and the objective is to characterize a person or a nonhuman object/topic (like a town, history, culture, transport system of a county, how to prepare for hiking, etc), it would probably description. I really hope ATI would not provide the two categories in the same question as I think it'd be a tricky question rather than something that truly tests a student's reading knowledge. I hope this helps :-)

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Woohoo, I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you for the kind comment and I hope you continue to find the videos in my channel helpful. Happy studying😊

Wow, congratulations!!!!!!! That's awesome and you absolutely nailed it! Nursing school is going to be a piece of cake, LOL. Thank you for sharing the great news. You made my day!!!😀

You are very welcome! I am glad you found the reading videos. I hope they will help you a little during your journey to conquer TEAS!😊

Good question! Physical characteristics are not limited to things like how a plant looks, like the height, color, etc. Physical characteristics of plants also include physical traits/description of a characteristic a plant would possess such as whether the plant is resistant to drought or heat, whether the plant grows well in acidic or alkaline soil, whether the plant produces toxins that are toxic to predators. If the description does not tell you the gene/allele composition (e.g., heterozygous, homozygous dominant, Gg, or TT), it's likely a phenotype. Hope this helps a little. Let me know if you have further questions. Good thinking.

You nailed TEAS, woohoo! Excellent job! You are very welcome. I wanted to thank you for this kind message. I really appreciate it. Have fun in nursing school - it won't be easy but it's worth it! 🤗

Hi! Thank you so much for your message - very kind of you and you absolutely made my day by letting me know my videos are helpful😊 I typically include the Etsy links in "Description" below the video and here's the link for the reading material: www.etsy.com/listing/1202689443/ati-teas-prep-series-a-powerpoint-study?ref=listings_manager_grid I'm sorry to hear that. To be that close to the minimal requirement is frustrating indeed. Glad to hear ATI provides you with recommended review materials based your performance. That will be very helpful. Unfortunately I won't be able to tutor you. Work is getting increasingly busy and is kicking my butt, sigh... I don't even have time to post new TEAS studying materials which is upsetting to me. But I really appreciate you thinking of me and more importantly you trying different strategies toward improving your score. I'm sorry I couldn't do it but I sincerely hope you will find someone who's motivated and teaches in a style that works best for you. I hope next time you take TEAS, you will be 10, 20 points over the minimum. You got this!

You are most welcome! I'm so glad to hear the videos are helpful! Thank you for letting me know 😊

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Awww, thank you so much! I'm glad I could be of help!😀🤗

Aww, thank you so much for the kind words! I'm so happy to hear that - you really made my day 😊 Congratulations on passing TEAS, woohoo! Best of luck with the nursing school application

Congratulations 🎉 I'm so glad to hear that, yay! Thank you for taking the time to let me know. It's very kind of you and I really appreciate it! ☺️

Haha, that's funny 😂 But I'm glad you found this video and it's helpful to you!😊

Yeah, good question. In the question, there's only one sulfur isotope. And for this particular isotope, the number of neutrons is 16. The number of neutrons can be the same as the number of protons and electrons, not always but it could happen. A different sulphur isotope would be sulfur 34. For this isotope, atom#d doesn't change, still 16, but the # of neutrons would be 34-16=18. Now you can see that first, this second isotope has more neutrons than the other isotope. And second, #neutron is different than #atom. Hope this helps! :)

You are very welcome! Thank you for the comment and please feel free to let me know if you have any questions 😊

LOL to "it's absolutely doable but crazy..." Nicely summarized! Thank you for sharing the information 😊

You are very welcome! I'm glad to hear it is helpful. Thank you for the suggestion - I will have to think about it... About the PPT, you can get it for a few dollars ( I try to make it as affordable as i can) from the Etsy links in the description below the video. Let me know if you have any questions. I appreciate your comment 谢谢

知道了，谢谢！英语的受众更多，但是中文的频道还没有人做：）@@professoryu5571

Woohoo! Congratulations! I'm so happy to hear the news and great job! I very much appreciate you letting me know how the test went (and all your comments on my videos) - really means a lot to me. Good luck with nursing school application!☺

Yeah, I remember you were fine taking all those hard A&P lab tests in person, LOL. As far as motivation, maybe the sooner you take TEAS and get into a nursing program, the sooner you will get a good job and start a meaningful career 😊

Yeah, you are right. By the way, I enjoyed your lab class; you made it so much easier. I never forget how helpful you were. You were the best of all A&P instructors.

@@senaiteyob3641 Aww, that's so sweet of you! We had a lot of fun in the lab, didn't we, haha. I very much appreciate your kind words. It made my day! 🤗

Congratulations and great job! I've been thinking about how the test went for you today. I had been expecting some good news :) It's so kind of you to let me know how you did and acknowledge my work! Very much appreciated! I am very happy for you and I wish you the best of luck with nursing school applications. Hope you enjoy the next couple of exciting years in nursing school!😊

@@professoryu5571 it helped me review and understand completely . Thank you again . I will find out in a week if I get into rn program this fall 🤞😁

Sending you lots of positive thoughts and energy! Good luck 🤞

@@professoryu5571 I passed . I needed a 62 % but received a 74% total score 🥹🙏💕

Whoa, best of luck tomorrow! I hope you will be successful as well and get a really great score! Thank you for letting me know. I'm glad the graph helped😊

First I wanted to say THANK YOU for taking the time to share this amazing message. I couldn't be happier to hear that my videos are helpful especially when you call them a lifesaver (yay!). Second, to think that this is the night before your TEAS test and with probably one of the most difficult things we could ever face in life, your message is most kind and I very much appreciate it. I think you are an incredible person, to overcome all the challenges life throws at you to get to this point. An LPN or RN program sounds like a great plan indeed. I will be sending you all the good vibes and positive energy tomorrow. You got this! (even though you lost a little focus recently)♥

Hello! I'm so glad to hear that you find my videos helpful, yay! It's a great idea to practice as much as you can in the next few weeks. For practice purposes, you would want the TEAS practice tests on Etsy. It's got 3 tests and be sure to treat each practice test as a real test and try to finish it within the allocated time for Science without any distraction. Let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks for your support!😊

You are most welcome! Sure. The control means before and after the treatment in Question 2 are provided in the table in the "Control" row, 310 before, and 315 after. Let me know if this is not what you were asking for :-)

Awww, you are too kind! I'm glad you love the practice questions, yay! And thank you for your willingness to recommend the channel. That'd be most helpful and I really appreciate it. Good luck with the test - get some good sleep and nice treats for yourself, lol, you got this!

Absolutely! Glad to help. It's not fun to have to teach yourself the entire science section, lol. Kudos to you for taking up the challenge. Let me know if you have any questions about my materials. :-)

Aww, thank you very much for the comment! I'm glad you found the videos helpful. Hope you continue to gain knowledge and get a great TEAS score! 😊

I think it's time for me to take a bunch of actual test questuons​ now. Can you recommend a book for actual test questions or online materials for test taker who will take a test in 2 weeks?

@@kimjimmy5843 Yes, it would be the time to practice :) The most reliable test and the closest to a real TEAS test would be the practice tests offered by ATI, who makes TEAS questions. Here's the link: www.atitesting.com/teas/practice-assessment-package The only thing is that their practice tests are not very cheap and I wish they could make it more affordable for students. I also have a book on Etsy with 3 practice tests for Science you can use to practice and it's only 5 bucks. Here's the link if you are interested: www.etsy.com/listing/1176116508/teas-test-of-essential-academic-skills?ref=listings_manager_grid Be sure to look back on the questions you got wrong and figure out why so if you see something similar on the real test you can get it right. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions😊

Thanks for your information. I bought your materials on the Etsy web site. Thanks again. Professor!

@@kimjimmy5843 You are welcome! Thank you for trusting me and my study materials :) I hope they are helpful!

Thanks for the question! Hopefully I understand your question and where you came from correctly. Your understanding is basically right. Yes, the genotype is 50% of each. That's because the cross only results in two genotypes, Aa and aa, and we know there are in equal proportion in the Punnett Square (hence the 1:1 ratio). Therefore, the two possible genotypes combined would add up to 100%, which is the statement in your question. Actually one way to check on Punnett Square answers is to see if all the ratios add up to 100%. But as ratio and percentage are different terms, you can't directly sum the ratios. For some common crosses, if there are only two genotypes (1:1 ratio), each genotype would occupy 2 squares, which is 50% each and that adds up to 100%. If there are 3 genotypes possible (1:2:1 ratio), the three genotypes would occupy 1, 2, 1 squares, which is 25%, 50%, and 25%. And that sums up to 100%. I hope this helps :-)

Aww, you are very welcome! I'm so glad to hear that - thank you for letting me know😊

Wow, that's awesome! Congratulations and excellent job!! Thank you for taking the time to let me know - it's very much appreciated! Time to treat yourself with something nice, haha, for all the hard work you put in😄

Did you only use this channel for A & P or did you use any other resources? Please let me know I need help. And also how long did you study for A&P?

@@mariammustafa3476 Many students are kind enough to come back just to let me know how they did. But they may never come back again to check the message since they are done with the test and they are busy with nursing school applications or classes. So you may not get a response... You asked very good questions. Just keep in mind that another student would likely be in a different situation than you (whether they've taken college bio and AP classes, whether they've attempted TEAS before, how much time they set aside to study each day/week, etc.). If you don't hear from this student, you may want to find some practice tests and do a mock test and see where you are at. If you are below 50 for science (count the questions you guessed as wrong even if you guessed right), you would need probably at least 3-4 months to study. I would get a couple more supplemental materials to study alongside this channel. If you've never taken AP before, you would need to get a textbook (can get it free online or from a library). I have a few study materials with links in the description below the video. There are many others but I like mine the best, lol. Hope this helps a little. :-)

Hi Amaia!!! Sorry I missed your comment. I've been having issues with UA-cam notifications on comments. I never received a notification about your comment and I only found out when I checked the comment section on the Dashboard, ugh... I miss you too!!! How are things going? I hope all is well with you and everything is going smoothly!

@@professoryu5571 You’re fine! Everything is going good 😊. I hope all is well with you too! I have to send you my number so we can catch up! I miss you!!

@@Maialee4 Good, I'm glad to hear everything is good! Yes, we should catch up. I just sent you an email and you can find my number in the email chain. Miss you too! It's been such a long time since our class was over♥

You are very welcome. Thank you for your comment. I really appreciate it! Let me know if you have any questions. 😊

Excellent! I'm so glad to hear that! I really appreciate your feedback 😊👍

You are most welcome! Thank you for the comment 😊

That's awesome, woohoo! Congratulations and well done 🎉🎉 I'm glad to hear my videos were helpful - so nice of you to come back and let me know!! Hope everything goes smoothly with the application and admission, and have fun in nursing school!😊