ATI TEAS Version 7 Science Chemistry (How to Get the Perfect Score)

Are you looking to ace the ATI TEAS Science test? Do you want to know what the chemistry part of the test is looking for? This guide will teach you everything you need to know about this critical section of the exam.
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00:00 Introduction
00:30 Chemistry Objectives
00:55 Parts of an Atom
03:42 Ions
04:59 Periodic Table of Elements
07:48 Orbitals
09:20 Valence Electrons
10:21 Ionic and Covalent Bonds
11:54 Mass, Volume, and Density
13:33 States of Matter
18:01 Chemical Reactions
19:39 Chemical Equations
21:41 Balancing Chemical Reactions
22:29 Chemical Reaction Example
25:17 Moles
26:26 Factors that Influence Reaction Rates
28:07 Chemical Equilibria
30:03 Catalysts
30:53 Polarity of Water
32:09 Solvents and Solutes
33:28 Concentration and Dilution of Solutions
34:20 Osmosis and Diffusion
36:15 Acids and Bases
38:08 Neutralization of Reactions
39:04 Outro
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[@ARogo85]

I can't even begin to thank you enough!!! You are so wonderful! I just completed my TEAS 7 exam today and scored a 93.3% overall. Thanks to you I scored 100% on my Chemistry! I only missed one question on my Biology and ended up with a 90.9% overall on the Science section. I've always been able to understand A&P and basic Biology but Chemistry and specific parts of Biology were just never able to click. You were able to make that happen for me! I don't feel like I just learned and "crammed" for the test. I feel like I have a complete understanding of it now and it will forever stick with me! I am sending you a giant hug!!!

[@danielaluna3521]

Was the science portion mostly chem and bio.? Or did it have a lot of anatomy and physiology?

[@NurseCheung]

Wow, that's awesome news! I'm so proud of you for doing so well on your TEAS exam! It's amazing to hear that my videos were able to help you understand the material better and that you feel like you have a solid grasp on the concepts now. A 93.3% overall score is really impressive and it's clear that you put in a lot of hard work and effort to achieve it. Congratulations again and good luck with your future studies!

[@carmelssss]

What other resources do you recommend for science

[@ARogo85]

@@danielaluna3521 So I felt like mine had a lot of Scientific Reasoning. I felt like I was extremely over prepared for the chemistry portion of my test. I've heard from several people though that their tests weighed heavily on Chemistry. That could be because maybe they weren't so prepared for it?? I don't know. I think the reason Scientific Reasoning stuck out so much for me is because nobody ever talks about that being part of the science portion. I will say that everything that was on my test Nurse Cheung does cover in her videos.

[@ARogo85]

@@carmelssss I used the Mometrix ATI TEAS 7 Secrets Study Guide Prep Book, as my guide. They have multiple additional recourses listed to use. I took multiple practice tests. If there was something that I wasn't quite understanding then I would find I KZbin video that was only on that particular content, so it would break it down for me until I could completely understand it. I wouldn't move on until I felt like I had a complete grasp on something.

[@latauniawilson4224]

I failed my TEAS the first time. I am grateful I found your ATI TEAS videos, I passed my TEAS Today!!!!🎉🎉🎉 Thank you, Nurse Cheung

[@NurseCheung]

Oh, that's fantastic news! 🌟🎉 Congratulations on passing your TEAS! It takes immense dedication and perseverance to bounce back after a setback, and you've done just that. Your journey is a testament to your hard work and determination. I'm so glad the ATI TEAS videos could be a part of your success. Thank you for sharing your win with us, and here's to many more successes and achievements in your nursing journey! 🍾🥳💖 Keep shining bright and making us proud! 🌈🙌💪

[@bulljunk]

I watched this video the morning of my TEAS exam. All I can say is this portion is EXTREMELY important. There were so many questions involving Chemistry. Thankfully I passed. This channel is a Godsend

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your TEAS exam! I'm so proud of you and I'm glad that the video was able to help you with the Chemistry portion. You put in the hard work and dedication, and it paid off. Keep up the great work, and let me know if there's anything else I can do to support you on your journey.

[@jscythe]

That’s good to know! Was there any other questions in the science part that was there ? Like A&P, biology etc? Was it covered by her videos?

[@sabrinaperea3901]

Thank you so much for posting these videos! I spent yesterday binge-watching all of them, and I ended up with an 84 overall score on my test today! 😊

[@NurseCheung]

That's amazing! Congratulations on your 84 overall score! I'm so glad to hear that the videos were helpful to you. Binge-watching them must have really paid off. Your hard work and dedication clearly paid off. Keep up the great work, and best of luck. You should be proud of your achievement! 😊

[@giovannapoli5715]

I just passed my TEAS on my first try with an 80! Thank you so much your videos and study guides were so helpful!!

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your TEAS with an impressive score of 80 on your first try! That's a fantastic achievement, and I'm thrilled to hear that the videos and study guides were helpful in your preparation. Your hard work and dedication have clearly paid off, and you should be proud of this great accomplishment. Thank you for sharing your success with me; it's incredibly rewarding to hear about. Wishing you the best as you continue on your journey towards your career goals. Keep up the excellent work, and remember, this is just the beginning of many more successes to come!

[@michelleespino9814]

Thank you I have a BS in biology/ biotechnology. I watched this video on 1.25 speed. I knew this stuff but I took gen chem over ten years ago! This served as a great refresher and now I’m not nervous at all about the chem portion because I know what to expect!

[@NurseCheung]

That's wonderful to hear! It's great that the video served as a helpful refresher for you, especially with your strong background in biology and biotechnology. Returning to subjects like chemistry after some time can feel daunting, trust me I know. I'm so glad to know the video has helped boost your confidence and provided a clear idea of what to expect. Here's to your continued success!

[@hamidosoukyvoyage2039]

I didn’t do good on my first TEAS I missed the score by 2 points😞, now I’m watching this channel , all the videos no exception . I’m felling more confident, I hope I pass this time .

[@NurseCheung]

I'm sorry to hear that you missed the score by a small margin on your first attempt, but I'm glad to hear that you're finding confidence in watching these videos. It's great that you're taking the time to go through all the videos and prepare thoroughly. Remember, persistence and dedication can make a difference. Keep studying, practicing, and believing in yourself. With the knowledge and confidence you're gaining, I have no doubt that you have a good chance of passing the TEAS this time. Stay positive and best of luck to you!

[@tayneshameyers9657]

I'm taking my TEAS 7 exam for the second time on the 12th. I do not feel the same type of nerves as I did before. I am confident I am going to get the school I want this go around. Chemistry and Mathematics were the two topics I struggled with the most, I've been binge watching all of your videos to help get a better understanding of it all. I didn't think chemistry would make sense until I stumbled across your account, so thank you!!

[@NurseCheung]

You're very welcome! I'm glad to hear that my videos have been helping you with your TEAS exam preparation, especially in challenging subjects like Chemistry and Mathematics. Confidence is key when approaching an exam like the TEAS, and it sounds like you're in a great mindset for your upcoming test on the 12th. Remember to continue practicing, reviewing, and staying focused on your weaker areas in these final days leading up to your exam. Consistent effort and targeted studying can make a significant difference in your performance. If you have any last-minute questions or need further assistance with your TEAS prep, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your exam, and I hope you achieve the results you're aiming for to get into your desired school!

[@ramatulaijawobah9471]

How was your teas exams today?

[@stephanieaguilar5972]

By far one of the best video! Thank you. I'm still very confused but a little more confident.

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for watching my videos, Stephanie. 😊💜 I'm glad to hear that my video was helpful and that you're feeling more confident. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Always happy to help!

[@beccawhitley3915]

I can't thank you enough! I am taking the ATI TEAS today and your videos have been an incredible source to refresh my knowledge ahead of today. The science portion has always been my nemesis, but after watching these, I feel more prepared than I have in the past! Thanks again!

[@NurseCheung]

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching my videos and for your kind words. I'm glad to hear that they helped you refresh your knowledge and feel more prepared for the science portion of the ATI TEAS exam. Remember to take your time and stay calm during the test, and use the knowledge and skills you have learned to do your best. Best of luck on your exam! 🍀

[@katelynnmarie5886]

Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to make these videos! I take my test on Saturday the 15th, and i am stressing myself out sooo bad. Your videos have been , and continue to help ease my anxiety so so much! Seriously thank you so freaking much for everything you do! Appreciate you so so much.

[@NurseCheung]

Hey there! I'm so glad to hear that my videos have been helpful in preparing you for the TEAS exam. I know how stressful it can be to study for such an important test, but I'm sure you're going to do great on Saturday! Just remember to take deep breaths, stay focused, and believe in yourself. You've got this! Good luck and let me know how it goes.

[@wendyespina4645]

How did you do? Just came to this video to start studying for Chemistry. I love her.

[@katelynnmarie5886]

@@wendyespina4645 I got a 60% which is over what I needed for my program. My highest was science and I used her videos strictly .

[@ramonamoorebaker5377]

These classes have been extemely helpful to me. The reviews were outstanding. I thank you so much. I have not taken science in years, but you make it so easy to catch up. Thank you.. I pray to take my TEAS in December or January 2022 or 2023

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for your kind words, Ramona! 😊💜 I am so glad you've found my classes helpful and that you enjoyed the reviews. The ATI TEAS are definitely some of my favorite topics to teach! Best of luck as you prepare for your TEAS exam in December or January. You got this!

[@chend1445]

Thank you for the videos! I’ve been an LPN for 14 years and just took the TEAS for the first time today. I passed….just hoping it’s enough to get into this bridge program.

[@NurseCheung]

That's fantastic news! Congratulations on passing the TEAS on your first try, especially after such an impressive tenure as an LPN. 🎉 It's a big step forward in advancing your nursing career, and it's wonderful to hear that the videos were helpful to you in preparing for the exam. Best of luck with your application! The bridge program will be lucky to have someone with your background and commitment. Here's to the next exciting chapter in your nursing career! 🌟👩‍⚕️📚

[@user-cf4yv8em2g]

I take my TEAS in two days, thank you so much for these. I keep telling myself even if I don't pass and I have to retake it I've found your channels to help me know what to really hone in on.. Wish I found these sooner. Fingers crossed.

[@NurseCheung]

Hey there! I totally understand how you feel, wishing you had found these videos sooner. But hey, better late than never, right? Just remember, it's completely normal to feel a little nervous before a big exam, but don't let it overwhelm you. You've put in the effort and have been studying, so have faith in yourself. Trust that you've learned and absorbed more than you realize. Fingers crossed for you! Regardless of the outcome, remember that this is just a stepping stone in your journey. You're capable and resilient, and I have no doubt that you'll come out stronger. Take a deep breath, stay positive, and give it your all. You got this! Good luck, my friend!

[@me-lu9qu]

Awesome review! Really targeted to what i need to know. Thank you so much!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the incredibly kind feedback me 😊💜 I appreciate your review and support for my channel

[@user-ic2dm8id9k]

Thank you so much for your channel!! Taking the TEAS next month and you have given me the confidence to kick its butt!

[@NurseCheung]

I'm thrilled to hear that you're feeling confident about taking the TEAS next month, and it's wonderful to know the channel has played a part in boosting that confidence! Remember, you've got this, and that positive attitude will carry you far. If you have any questions or need further support as you prepare, don't forget that I do live tutoring every Tuesday and Thursday. It's a perfect opportunity to get any clarifications or additional help you might need. You're not alone in this journey, and I'm here to help you kick the TEAS' butt!

[@chxrlies.angels]

I haven't taken chemistry since my Junior year back in 2019-2020 and I remember absolutely nothing. I was hella good at it and now it's one of the few units i'm most scared for on the TEAS test in less than 12 hours.

[@NurseCheung]

Hey there! It's completely understandable to feel nervous about the chemistry section of the ATI TEAS exam, especially if it's been a while since you last studied the subject. But don't worry, you got this! Try to focus on the concepts that you do remember and refresh your memory on any areas that you're less confident in. Remember to take deep breaths and stay calm during the exam. And if you need extra support or resources, don't hesitate to reach out or seek them out. You've got this! Best of luck on your exam.

[@Nellebell46]

Thank you very much for making this video. It was helpful on my teas test !!

[@NurseCheung]

I am so pleased to hear my video was helpful in your TEAS Study 😊💜 You got this!!

[@sapphires8088]

It’s a better understanding, Chemistry is a tuff subject, you make it make sense. Thank you!

[@NurseCheung]

I'm really glad to hear that the chemistry materials are making things clearer for you! Chemistry can definitely be a tough subject - there's a lot to understand and remember. It's great to know that the way it's being presented is helping you make sense of it all. If you ever have specific questions or topics in chemistry that are still a bit confusing, feel free to reach out. Sometimes just talking through a concept can make a huge difference. 🌟🔬📚👍

[@MichaylaVanderstelt]

Thank you so much for doing these classes. I have taken the HESI and done well but it didn't include the science portion. This will be my first time taking it. I'm always so worried about math that I didn't even realize how much the science portion would be.

[@NurseCheung]

Your feelings are very valid, Michayla 😊💜 Unfortunately, I cannot provide much feedback on the HESI exam as I primarily teach the ATI TEAS, but I agree that the TEAS focuses heavily on the science portion due to it being used for science degrees. Keep up the studying. You got this!! 😊

[@awakenotwoke6930]

This was so good! Thank you very much for all of the efforts you have put into every one of your videos. It is truly a blessing.

[@NurseCheung]

I'm so glad to hear you found the videos helpful and enjoyable! It means a lot to know that the effort put into creating them has been a blessing to you. Your support and appreciation truly make all the hard work worthwhile. Best of luck with all of your studies! 🌟📚

[@kaleeyadavis78]

I take my test Saturday 😫 I’ve been watching your videos nonstop

[@NurseCheung]

Hi Kaleeya 😊💜 I am sorry for the late response, as you must have already taken your test by now. I am sure you dominated the test and spent your weekend celebrating 😊

[@EvaCortez]

Yes Kaleeya can you give us an update ?

[@shatera_do_lashes]

Any update my test is Monday

[@shatera_do_lashes]

@@kaleeyadavis78 thank you

[@ariannybueno3436]

Hii, did you study from a book or just seeing these videos?

[@catherinehegedus8703]

Thank you so sooo much!! God willing I take the TEAS next month…

[@NurseCheung]

You got this Catherine Hegedus 😊💜 Keep up the great work and studying 💜

[@cassidylauren]

I take my TEAS exam next week Saturday and I’ve been reviewing your videos and applying Jim Kwik coaching to really buckle down and understand the material expected to be on the exam. I’m nervous but this is the most mental security I’ve had while studying for a major exam in a long time. I can’t wait to come back and say “I passed” 😁

[@NurseCheung]

That's fantastic to hear! I'm so glad to know that my videos have been helpful in your TEAS preparation. It's great that you're also using Jim Kwik's coaching to enhance your study experience. Remember, confidence comes from being well-prepared, and it sounds like you're doing an excellent job in that regard! You've put in the effort, and I have no doubt that you'll do wonderfully on the exam. Stay focused, believe in yourself, and approach the test with a positive mindset. You've got this! I'll be cheering you on, and I can't wait to celebrate with you when you come back to share the good news of your success! 🎉😊 You're going to do great! Best of luck on your TEAS exam, and remember to take deep breaths and stay calm during the test. You've got the skills and knowledge to conquer it! Go rock that exam! 🌟📚

[@cassidylauren]

@@NurseCheung NURSE CHEUNG I PASSED

[@ninarhymes]

what did you score ?@@cassidylauren

[@cassidylauren]

@@ninarhymes I got an 87% overall :)

[@elliotmagic42]

thank you!!! I really appreciate you and all of the help.

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Keisha! I am happy to hear that my videos have been a help to you. Best of luck on your ATI TEAS 😊💜

[@martricemalveaux6923]

thank you nurse CHEUNG , your video on chemistry was helpful so , I can pass the test like a boss (you're quote)

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for your kind words, Matrice! I am so glad my video on chemistry was helpful and that you feel confident about passing your test. All the best in your upcoming exams. You got this!! 😊💜

[@user-ck4rl7gv8o]

Thank you so much for your videos with great explanations and your trivia questions. You helped me a lot and I was able to pass my TEAS.

[@NurseCheung]

Wow, that's fantastic news! 🎉 I'm so thrilled to hear that my videos and trivia questions played a part in your success. Congratulations on passing your TEAS! 🎓 Remember, the sky's the limit. Keep up the amazing work, and never stop learning. 💪❤️

[@fernandak.3164]

You explain so nicely, very detailed ! I have been watching all your videos and then I will do some practice tests! I'm aiming to do my TEAS exam in January so I can give myself time to absorb everything. Do you have any tips of study guiding? Any path I can take to help me understand and memorize things without feeling overwhelmed? Thank you for all your videos and patience to explain everything, you are being nothing but the best! :)

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for your kind words! 🌟 It's heartwarming to know that the videos have been of help to you. Here's a structured approach to help you prepare without feeling overwhelmed: Start with a Practice Test: Before diving into your studies, take a full practice TEAS test. This will give you a baseline of where you stand and what specific areas you need to focus on. It's important to understand your current strengths and learning opportunities. Analyze the Results: Once you have your practice test results, spend some time reviewing the areas where you had challenges. This will allow you to target your study sessions more effectively. Create a Study Schedule: Break down your time until January into weeks and decide which topics you'll cover each week. Ensure you allocate more time to your weaker areas, as identified from your practice test. Active Learning Techniques: Summarize notes in your own words, create flashcards, or even teach the content to someone else. The more actively you engage with the material, the better you'll remember it. Regularly Review: Periodically go back and review what you've studied. This not only reinforces the information but also boosts your confidence. Take More Practice Tests: As you get closer to your exam date in January, start taking more practice tests. This will help you get familiar with the test format and improve your test-taking speed and accuracy. Your thoughtful approach and dedication are clear indicators of your commitment. With the time you have and a structured plan, you're setting yourself up for success. Best of luck, and keep up the great work! 📚✨🌈🙌

[@LilyMumford]

Im glad i came across your vdo I pass my test this morning! Thank you for your vdo thank you 🙏🏻

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your test! 🎉🥳 That's fantastic news, and I'm thrilled to hear that my videos were helpful in your success. You worked hard, and your dedication paid off! Well done!

[@kingaukaszek6117]

You are absolutely incredible! Thank you for all your videos they help me so much. I have a question: do you know if there will be some chemical equations or exercises to solve on TEAS?

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the kind words! 😊 Regarding the TEAS (Test of Essential Academic Skills), the Science section does cover basic chemistry concepts. While the exact content can vary from one version of the test to another, you can generally expect to see questions related to: The basic structure of atoms (protons, neutrons, electrons). The periodic table (understanding groups, periods, and general properties of elements). Chemical bonds (ionic vs. covalent). Basic chemical reactions and balancing simple equations. Concepts of acids, bases, and pH. States of matter (solids, liquids, gases) and changes between these states. Basic understanding of mixtures, solutions, and solubility. However, the TEAS tends not to delve too deeply into complex chemical equations or intricate calculations. Instead, it focuses more on a foundational understanding of chemistry concepts. That being said, it's always a good idea to review practice tests or study guides specific to the TEAS to get a feel for the types of questions you might encounter and to identify any areas where you may need to brush up.

[@cynthiaescobedo1271]

I am taking chemistry-20 next month at el camino college wondering if this video would be very similar of what I’ll learn since it’s for Rad Tech and not nurse 🤔 just seen your Anatony/physiology great video I saved it for spring class to see again.

[@NurseCheung]

Great question cynthia escobedo 😊💜 My videos are designed to cover the basics of Anatomy and Physiology/Chemistry that are relevant to the ATI TEAS. You will learn significantly more in your chemistry and A&P classes outside of the basics covered in the ATI TEAS. However, I hope that they will give you a good foundation so that you can succeed in your classes next month. Best of luck!

[@blancaanguiano820]

Definitely 💯 Even if you go over this video now when your class starts you'll remember that you reviewed it and you can come back to this video to help you understand it better. I wished I did this for every class I took. I went to Compton college. Best of luck Cynthia!

[@falinkachery717]

Hi, would you mind explaining the moles slide in more detail please? I don't really understand the example you provided. Thank you for all you help :)

[@NurseCheung]

Hi there! Great question! Moles in chemistry are like a group of things, like a bunch of grapes or a pack of gum. Instead of grapes or gum, in chemistry we use molecules, which are a group of atoms stuck together. So when we talk about moles in chemistry, we are talking about a group of molecules that we can measure and use in chemical reactions. It's a way for us to measure and work with really tiny things that we can't see with our eyes. One easy way to remember moles in chemistry is to think of it like a dozen. Just like a dozen is a way of counting 12 things, a mole is a way of counting a very large number of tiny particles, like atoms or molecules. So, just like we say "a dozen eggs," we can say "a mole of atoms." It's just a way of keeping track of really big numbers in chemistry!

[@rylienicole3463]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos! I just took my TEAS test and I ended up getting a 83%. I was hoping for a little higher but I couldn’t have done it without your videos ❤ Hoping it’s enough to get into my program! 😂

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on achieving an 83% on your TEAS test! That's a fantastic score, and you should be proud of your hard work. It's great to hear the videos were helpful in your preparation. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you and hoping it secures your spot in your desired program. Thank you for your kind words, and best of luck with your application! You've got this! 🌟💖

[@josephf.pierre5908]

Again you are a wonderful teacher. Outstanding. Thanks

[@NurseCheung]

Wow, thank you! I appreciate your kind words

[@kwoodard4]

Thank you so much for these videos! I take my test tomorrow and I’m feeling much better :)

[@NurseCheung]

How exciting, Kayla Woodard 😊💜 How did your test go this morning? Did you get the score you wanted to get on your exam? Hugs to you and all you are going to accomplish. 😊

[@kwoodard4]

@@NurseCheung i passed well above my required score for my school on all four sections! 🫶🏽 thank you so much!

[@shara914]

@@kwoodard4 how was the test!???

[@shara914]

@@kwoodard4 what did you use to study

[@Duocat64]

question! Do I have to study organic chem as well for the test? im asking bc I was practicing with your old videos and there were some questions that involved organic chem. PS: I cant wait for new bank questions yay..

[@NurseCheung]

Great question diana guzhnay 😊💜 It doesn't appear that there is a lot of organic chemistry questions remaining on the ATI TEAS Version 7. I would definitely focus on the topics I covered as these will be questions you will see on the exam. 😊 P.S. I can't wait to make my questions as well.

[@micamuch]

Hi Nurse Cheung, how did you determine valence electrons based on rows? I am confused on how you got 2 valence electrons and 8 valence electrons at 7:09.

[@NurseCheung]

I apologize if there was any confusion in my video. The number of valence electrons in an atom is generally determined by the group (vertical column) it is in on the periodic table. For the main group elements (s and p blocks), the group number corresponds to the number of valence electrons. For example, elements in Group 1 have 1 valence electron, elements in Group 2 have 2 valence electrons, and so on. This is why elements in Group 1 have 1 valence electron and elements in Group 2 have 2 valence electrons. However, there are a few exceptions when it comes to transition metals and some other elements. These exceptions can be a bit more complex and might require knowledge of electron configurations to determine the exact number of valence electrons. I hope this clarifies the concept for you. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!

[@marialeisha2008]

Can you do a more detail video of balancing chemicals and how/ why you added 2 to the H2 o-> 2H2o I’m struggling on this part 😞

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for your feedback and suggestion! Balancing chemical equations can be a challenging topic, and I understand that it can be confusing at times. I will definitely take your request into consideration and create a more detailed video specifically addressing the process of balancing equations and why certain coefficients are used. I want to make sure I provide the clarity you need to understand this concept better. Stay tuned for upcoming videos, and feel free to reach out if you have any more questions. Keep up the good work, and don't get discouraged. You've got this! 😊

[@nayyyyy9522]

I have been watching you for a week my teas exam is Next month and I learned so much from all of your science videos plus mometrix thanks so much. Will these things still be on the current TEAS exam?

[@NurseCheung]

Of course, I'm glad that my videos have been helpful to you! The content of the TEAS exam can vary, but the concepts that I cover in my videos are fundamental and are included in the Version 7 exam. Keep studying and practicing, and I'm sure you'll do great on your exam next month!

[@saramohamedahmed6418]

Thank you so much for your help and effort , I’m taking the test on the fourteenth I hope I’ll make it 😊

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for your support, Sara. I wish you the best of luck on your test on the 14th. 😊💜 You got this!

[@summerstines3178]

today is the 14th how did you do??

[@melanatedmeami1698]

How did it go 🎉

[@saramohamedahmed6418]

@@melanatedmeami1698 I pass thank you for asking ❤️

[@tasmith1610]

For coefficient do you always use the #2 or do u use whatever number to help balance equation @Nurse Cheung

[@NurseCheung]

Great question Taniqua 😊💜 You would use whatever number would balance out the equation.

[@aishawaters5801]

Ur amazing I love it!!!

[@NurseCheung]

You are the best!!

[@cherrellrosales6458]

Hello, I've been watching your videos for a couple weeks now. I had a question, besides your videos do I need to study from any more resources, or your videos are enough information I need to pass the TEAS?

[@NurseCheung]

Great question Cherrell 😊💜 Your question is difficult to answer as everyone has different learning styles and needs. I would recommend that you need further reinforcement of core concepts, that you also use practice questions to help guide you. These will provide rationales as to why certain answers are correct over others to help build upon the foundation you learn in my videos 😊

[@LazerHs]

Hi thank you for the awesome video. I have the mometrix book for teas 7 and it covers nomenclature (alkanes, alkenes, ethers, ketones, etc) for 3 pages. Will this not be on the exam?

[@NurseCheung]

Great questions LazerHs 😊💜 My video outlines were taken directly from the ATI TEAS website for version 7. Unfortunately, I cannot guarantee what information may appear on the test; however, these topics were not overly covered in the ATI TEAS study guide. 😊

[@LazerHs]

@@NurseCheung Thank you 🙂

[@najatnuman2706]

Thank you

[@NurseCheung]

Always Najat Numan 😊💜

[@cbesthelper404]

You are a very good teacher.

[@NurseCheung]

Wow, thank you

[@futurerdh9098]

Hi, will the periodic table be provided at the TEAs test ?

[@NurseCheung]

Hi Future RDH 😊💜 From the feedback I received from those who have taken the test, the Periodic Table is listed. I would recommend that if you are not strong on understanding the periodic table, spend more time studying the other topics to help build your score. Sometimes its easier to excel in the easier topics to get a higher score. I hope that helps 😊

[@MaseratiHolly]

jus passed my TEAS…. jus stopping but to say THANK YOU !!!!! and that it was hard as hell lmaoooo !!!!

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations, Maserati Holly 😊💜 That's fantastic news, and I am sorry to hear how hard it was. But you did amazing so look at you!! 💜

[@MaseratiHolly]

@@NurseCheung well, really only the science part was difficult. it was so much chemistry. barely any anatomy !

[@danaedavis4829]

@@MaseratiHolly what percentage did you get if you don’t mind me asking

[@MaseratiHolly]

@@danaedavis4829 i got a 67. i only studied for 2 weeks though. the school i’m going to you can only take the TEAS 2x in a calendar year so i took it in December, not expecting to have done well, but just to see how it was. the school i’m attending you only need a 57.

[@emilysaenz3392]

@@MaseratiHolly I feel you! I keep getting a 68% on my teas practice test...my school only requires a 62% however, I wanted to do really good. I feel like I have studied as much as possibly but yet nothing has changed.

[@woundedhead23]

Anyone else here writing down every slide ! ?

[@NurseCheung]

Love this :)

[@Usergloria14]

Can I use these videos to help me with the HESI a2 entrance exam as well? Anywho, thank you tremendously for your insightful and helpful videos!! You make learning difficult concepts easy to understand. Thank you so much again!! I appreciate all the effort and work that you put out in these videos :)

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear that you find the videos helpful and that they make learning easier for you. While my videos are primarily focused on the ATI TEAS exam, many of the concepts covered in them are foundational and may also be relevant for the HESI A2 entrance exam. However, it's essential to note that each exam may have specific topics and areas of emphasis, so I recommend checking the official HESI A2 study materials to ensure you're covering all the necessary content. Nonetheless, I'm thrilled that the videos are supporting your learning journey. If you have any specific topics or concepts you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know, and I'll do my best to assist you. Keep up the excellent work in your studies, and best of luck on your entrance exam! 🌟😊

[@danielaperez-vega1007]

I highly recommend Nurse Shai and some quizlets that Angel Kaye posted on her channel for the hesi exam. I used both their resources and got a 91!

[@Usergloria14]

@@danielaperez-vega1007 Thank you sooooo much!!!! I'll definitely check it out, my exam is in 3 days lol thanks for this info!! I appreciate it ;) And that's great that you passed CONGRATSSS!!!

[@danielaperez-vega1007]

@@Usergloria14 I came back too late to say good luck :( How’d it go?

[@Usergloria14]

@@danielaperez-vega1007 Great!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳Thank you sooo much for your help! I passed with a 90!!!!!!

[@touseefmahmud5970]

Hi, is the ATI study guide enough for the teas exam??

[@NurseCheung]

The ATI TEAS Study Manual is specifically designed to prepare students for the TEAS exam, and it's a valuable resource. It provides an overview of the material that will be on the test, practice questions, and key strategies. However, whether it is "enough" depends on your current knowledge base, study habits, and comfort with the test material. Many students use the ATI study guide in conjunction with other resources, such as: Online tutorials or videos (like those from Nurse Cheung, as you mentioned in previous comments). Smart Edition Academy: Has a lot of great resources and course online to help with the content. www.smarteditionacademy.com/ati-teas-online-course/ref/71/ Nurse Cheung Study Guides at NurseCheungStore.com It's essential to assess your strengths and weaknesses and tailor your study approach accordingly. If you find a topic challenging in the ATI guide, seek out additional resources or explanations to ensure you understand it fully. In summary, the ATI study guide is an excellent starting point and a comprehensive resource. However, supplementing it with additional tools or methods can be beneficial, depending on your individual needs.

[@volhavoltoksky3109]

Prepping for teas and not feeling too confident but I know with your videos I can do anything 😭

[@NurseCheung]

You've got this! It's completely normal to feel a bit nervous before an important exam like the TEAS. Remember, you've been putting in the effort, and with the help of the videos and your dedication, you can achieve great results! Keep studying, practice regularly, and believe in yourself. Remember, it's okay to have some doubts, but don't let them hold you back. Focus on your strengths, review any weak areas, and stay positive. You've come this far, and I have no doubt that you can conquer the TEAS!

[@eunheekim5181]

Hi, can I print out your lectures?

[@NurseCheung]

Great question Eunhee Kim 😊💜 My lecture notes will be available soon once they are formatted 😊

[@margaritamurcia9380]

Let me tell you, you are awesome!!!

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much! 😊❤️ I'm here to help and assist you. Remember, you're pretty awesome too for seeking knowledge and engaging in meaningful conversations. Let's keep the positivity flowing! 🌟🙌

[@habeebaslife1553]

i have taken chemistry and this video shows a very basic concept of chemistry. Is the teas chemistry section just as basic as this?

[@NurseCheung]

Correct Habeeba's life 😊💜 The chemistry section does not go super in-depth as many chemistry classes do. It is more focused on the life sciences and anatomy & physiology portion; however, you will still need to know the chemistry portion I discussed in this video to pass this section.

[@habeebaslife1553]

Thank you for responding and clarification I love your videos keep it up ❤️

[@deviltrigger626]

Is balancing chemical reactions on the Teas test?

[@NurseCheung]

Great question Fabreeze F Baby 😊💜 Balancing Chemical Reactions is listed on the study guide by ATI, and I have had students express that there were a lot of chemistry questions on the exam which included balancing chemical reactions. I would definitely have an understanding of how to balance equations but make sure you have a general understanding of everything. 😊

[@tasmith1610]

I have issue with diff between. Catalyst and Enzymes? What's easy way to not get confused. @ Nurse Cheung

[@NurseCheung]

The difference between these two concepts can be confusing. Enzymes are proteins that increase the rate of chemical reactions converting substrate into product. Catalysts are substances that increase or decrease the rate of a chemical reaction but remain unchanged. I guess the easiest way to remember is that catalyst will ultimately remain unchanged, whereas enzymes will be creating a product. 😊💜

[@tasmith1610]

@@NurseCheung enzymes which change endings to ase?

[@tasmith1610]

@@NurseCheung this is really good ty ty

[@katherinegarcia5938]

could you explain cohesion and adhesion again I didn't understand the difference?

[@NurseCheung]

Cohesion refers to how particles of the same substance (like water molecules) stick together. Think of it like a big group of friends holding hands - they all stick together because they're friends and like being close to each other. The same thing happens with water molecules - they stick together because they're all made of the same thing and like being close to each other. Adhesion, on the other hand, refers to how particles of different substances stick together. So if you put a piece of tape on a piece of paper, the tape is sticking to the paper because of adhesion - two different substances (the tape and the paper) are sticking together. In the case of water, it can stick to other things, like the sides of a glass or a plant stem, because of adhesion - the water molecules are attracted to the other substance and stick to it. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

[@gurlwayne]

This is my worse section 😢. I’m gonna have to watch this 1000 times.

[@NurseCheung]

Hey there! I understand that chemistry can be a tough subject, but don't worry, you can definitely improve your skills with some practice and perseverance. Don't be discouraged if it takes time to fully understand the material; everyone learns at their own pace. It's also helpful to review basic concepts before diving into more complex topics. If you have any specific questions or areas of difficulty, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to help you out. Keep up the hard work, and I believe you can improve your scores!

[@Danni_Linn]

I’m taking my Teas tomorrow 🙃 wish me luck guys

[@NurseCheung]

Best of luck on your TEAS exam! Stay calm, stay focused, and trust in your preparation. You've got this! If you have any last-minute questions or need some encouragement, feel free to reach out. You've put in the effort, and I believe in your success! 🍀📚

[@Danni_Linn]

@@NurseCheung I made an 82% overall! Thank you so much!!

[@heavyreplayz]

when you said columns go from left to right, dont you mean rows?

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for pointing that out! I apologize for the confusion. Yes, rows go from left to right, while columns go from top to bottom.

[@user-kv6yr6lg1w]

is it me, or did she explain the rows/columns of the periodic table wrong? in your PPT it says columns are left to right and rows are top to bottom. I think you even mention it out loud the correct way then you explain it wrong with hand gestures...or I’m completely wrong and delusional. IDK lol.

[@NurseCheung]

I apologize if there was any confusion in my explanation. You are correct. Rows in the periodic table are horizontal and are called periods. Columns are vertical and are called groups or families. Each row (period) represents a new energy level, while each column (group) represents elements with similar properties and valence electron configurations. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, and I appreciate your understanding. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

[@princessjazz5767]

I would like to clarify something though the definition of ion says when number of protons are not as same as the number of electrons is true but i hope everyone knows and understands that its the electrons we loose or gain that makes it a cation and or anion.

[@NurseCheung]

Absolutely, you've made a very important clarification! An ion is formed precisely because of the loss or gain of electrons, which leads to an imbalance between the number of protons and electrons. When an atom loses one or more electrons, it becomes a positively charged ion, known as a cation. Conversely, when an atom gains electrons, it becomes negatively charged, and we call it an anion. This change in electrical charge is fundamental to many processes in chemistry and biology, from the formation of compounds to the conduction of electricity in solutions. Thank you for emphasizing this key concept and ensuring a deeper understanding. It's crucial for everyone delving into these topics to grasp the nature of ions fully. Keep up the great work and curiosity!

[@tiffanioakley7317]

I am not very good at learning. should I try making notes out of all of this. so far I am listening and repeating it in my head. im worried lol

[@NurseCheung]

Of course, taking notes can be a very effective way to retain information. It's also helpful to break the material down into smaller sections and take breaks in between study sessions. Don't worry too much, just take your time and be consistent with your studying. You got this! 😊💜

[@angelfiorito1074]

Hello while I appreciate the PowerPoint, I’m still having a difficult time trying to understand some of these concepts (for example, how to find # of valence electrons) and it really would be nice if you took a little more time to explain. Nonetheless thank you for the content.

[@NurseCheung]

Hey there! Thank you for your feedback, and I'm sorry to hear that you're having difficulty understanding some of the concepts, such as how to find the number of valence electrons. I'll do my best to explain it in more detail for you. Valence electrons are the electrons that are found in the outermost energy level of an atom. To find the number of valence electrons in an element, you can look at its group number on the periodic table. For example, elements in Group 1 have 1 valence electron, elements in Group 2 have 2 valence electrons, and so on. For elements in the transition metals (Groups 3-12), the number of valence electrons can vary. I hope this helps, and don't hesitate to let me know if you have any more questions or if there's anything else I can do to help!

[@ARogo85]

Hey Angel! Just a little tip that helped me. If there is a particular subject matter that you are having a hard time "grasping", such as valence electrons, I recommend searching that exact content on KZbin. You will then find multiple videos that will explain only valence electrons. She is covering a lot of content in one video. So this way you can focus on just valence electrons and it will be broken down for you completely. You may have to go through a couple videos to find one that makes sense and works for you but this is what helped me. This doesn't pertain to Chemistry but Biology, I couldn't understand how to read a Codon Table. So I found a great video that explained exactly how to do this. It ended up not being on my test but I gained that knowledge if I ever need it in the future.

[@samridhikhatiwoda6861]

Is preparing this much for teas exam will be enough for chemistry ?

[@Starkisssed111]

Yes, for the chemistry portion. Continue to study A&P esp Cardio, Endocrine, Reproductive. Plus take the free practice ATI test and other practice test as many times possible!

[@NurseCheung]

Preparing extensively for the TEAS exam will definitely increase your chances of success in the Chemistry section. Make sure to understand the key concepts, practice solving problems, and review any challenging topics. Additionally, familiarize yourself with the types of questions typically asked in the Chemistry section of the TEAS exam. Best of luck with your TEAS exam!

[@samridhikhatiwoda6861]

@@Starkisssed111 thankyou so much

[@samridhikhatiwoda6861]

@@NurseCheung Thankyou so much

[@savannav.3846]

You are the most interesting person to learn the TEAs from. But no one or not a thing can make chemistry interesting 😅😂 💤

[@NurseCheung]

Haha, I totally get where you're coming from! 😂 Chemistry can definitely feel like a snooze fest for a lot of people. I'm super glad you find the TEAS content interesting though, it means a lot! We'll just have to find a way to sprinkle a bit of magic on that chemistry material, maybe turn it into a sort of alchemy? 🧙‍♂️✨ Who knows, maybe we'll crack the code to making chemistry a blast together! 💥🔬 Keep up the awesome work, and thanks for the laughs!

[@tobi3799]

Ions gain or lose electrons, not protons, don't they?

[@NurseCheung]

Hi there! Thank you for your comment. You are correct that ions gain or lose electrons to achieve a stable electron configuration. In the context of chemical reactions, it's the electrons that are transferred, gained, or lost, leading to the formation of ions. Protons, on the other hand, are positively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom, and they remain unchanged during typical chemical reactions. I hope this clarifies any confusion, and if you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

[@edwinvasquezsanchez5386]

seria bueno que traduscas en español

[@NurseCheung]

Great suggestion edwin 😊💜 It may be something I look into doing in the future.

[@akosuakwakyewaa1395]

I am taking my exams tommorow.

[@NurseCheung]

Good luck on your exam! You've got this! Remember to take deep breaths, stay focused, and trust in your preparation. You've worked hard, and I'm confident you'll do great. Wishing you all the best! 😊

[@alohanuiloa.sandra7858]

Nice format of the videos and notes but you're pretty much just reading what's on the textbook, barely any explanation. Your TEAS videos are more like an audiobook, instead of giving a thorough meaning or simpler definition of the content.

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you for the feedback alohanuiloa sandra 😊 I understand that my videos will not benefit everyone as each person has a different learning style. Some individuals are audio learners, some are tactile learners, and others are visual learners. My videos focus on the visual and audio components of learning. I would recommend using resources that have practice questions that provide rationales, as this may be more suited to your learning style. Thank you for the support 😊💜

[@lizbethbarrera5495]

Do u see my messages u don't reply back

[@NurseCheung]

Thank you so much for reaching out and for your messages. I truly appreciate hearing from you and take great pride in personally responding to all the messages I receive across my platforms. However, I hope you can understand that I'm not able to reply at every hour of every day, as much as I'd love to. Balancing the time to create content, manage the platform, and attend to personal responsibilities means there can sometimes be a delay in my responses. Please rest assured your messages are important to me, and I aim to get back to you as soon as I possibly can. Thank you for your understanding and patience.

[@sincerlysade__6311]

Is this Chemistry?

[@NurseCheung]

Yes

[@darwin8912]

I have the test on saturday and I’ve been just bingeing your videos plus crash course. I’m so nervoussss 🫠

[@NurseCheung]

Hi Darwin! 😊💜 Thank you so much for using my videos to help prepare for your ATI TEAS test. I want to wish you the best of luck on Saturday! You got this!

[@famajay7988]

My test is today as well! 😬

[@Airegyn]

@@famajay7988 how'd it go

[@cheyannemendez132]

I saw so many questions over chemistry on my test!! I passed thanks to you and your videos🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@NurseCheung]

Congratulations on passing your ATI TEAS exam, and I'm glad to hear that my videos were helpful for you, especially in the chemistry section. It can be a tricky subject, but with practice and the right resources, anyone can master it. Best of luck to you in your future studies and career!

[@mitchelljimeno3564]

Thank you

[@NurseCheung]

Of course :)

[@futurerdh9098]

Hi, will the periodic table be provided at the TEAs test ?

[@NurseCheung]

Hi Future RDH 😊💜 From the feedback I received from those who have taken the test, the Periodic Table is listed. I would recommend that if you are not strong on understanding the periodic table, spend more time studying the other topics to help build your score. Sometimes its easier to excel in the easier topics to get a higher score. I hope that helps 😊