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TEAS Key Ideas and Details Flashcards
34 cards drawn one at a time from the reference table this topic's guide prints — the same facts as a drill rather than as prose, so you can find out which ones you actually know.
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The cards come in the order the guide teaches them — the same table, one row at a time.
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Sources: ATI — What is the ATI TEAS exam? (the four content areas, the 170 items (150 scored), the 209-minute total and each section timed separately) and ATI — What is on the ATI TEAS (Version 7)? (the four sections, each timed separately, the 209-minute total, and the 20 unscored pretest items) and ATI — What do I need to know before I register? (that your school decides which results it accepts and what score you need, and that a registration which does not match its requirements still counts as an attempt and still costs the fee — ATI's purchase policy is strict, and exams are non-refundable) and ATI — How soon can I retake the ATI TEAS exam? (that the retake rules — how soon you can retest and how many attempts count — belong to the school or program, and that each attempt is recorded on the ATI transcript).