TEAS SCIENCE REVIEW SERIES | THE PERIODIC TABLE | NURSE CHEUNG

[@l_sayy]

I am making my way around all your science videos to help me study for the TEAS. Chemistry is the hardest subject for me, and I like how you break each subject down into their own videos. I would like to make a correction on the Orbital slides: d orbitals can have a maximum of *10 elections and f orbitals can have a maximum of *14 electrons. s2 , p6 , d10 , f14 .

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the update and correct Lisa S. ☺️💜 I will be sure to update it in my slides

[@kessiafon1707]

Hello I like your video in the science section but can you post some questions so we know how the question are set up. please.

[@NurseCheung]

All practice questions are listed on my website at nursecheung.com/2019-teas-complete-study-guide/. I will be doing some live streams on my channel as well with practice questions starting next week stay tuned.

[@nmeza85]

does the TEAS exam provide a periodic table?

[@NurseCheung]

When I took the TEAS examination several years ago, the periodic table was provided on the exam. 🤗💕

[@Rose2gard]

Clear info

[@NurseCheung]

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