Does the ATI TEAS science section have you feeling overwhelmed? This is normal! TEAS science covers SO much material. Let’s go over some TEAS science review specifics.
TEAS 7 Science = 44 scored questions + 6 unscored questions
On the TEAS 7 Science section, you’ll have 50 total questions.
As you can see, you’ll have the most TEAS test science questions on anatomy and physiology. These questions will cover the body’s organ systems. You’ll need to know specifics about each system, how they interact with each other, and general pathology.
The TEAS 7 Science section still covers 4 main topic areas, but it reduces the number of anatomy and physiology questions while increasing biology and chemistry questions.
You’ll be tested the most on Anatomy and Physiology for the entire exam. It’s the single most-tested concept.
On the TEAS 7 Science section, you’ll have 60 minutes to answer a total of 50 TEAS test science questions. This means you have a little more than a minute to answer each question. And that means you really need to know exactly what you should study for the TEAS science test so you can use your test time wisely!
When creating your TEAS 7 science study guide, you want to make sure your resources cover the types of questions. For example, you’ll have almost twice as many anatomy and physiology questions as you well chemistry or biology, so make sure you TEAS science study guide focuses on all human body systems.
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