TEAS 7 Science Practice Test 2023 (40 Questions with Explained Answers)
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This TEAS 7 Science practice test consists of 40 questions carefully selected to help nursing students prepare for the TEAS 7 exam's Science section. The questions cover various science topics, such as biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science, all of which are crucial for success on the TEAS 7 Science section. Through taking this practice test, students can identify their strengths and weaknesses in these areas and customize their study plan accordingly, improving their overall performance on the actual exam. With these 40 questions, students can become familiar with the format and difficulty level of the TEAS 7 Science section, boosting their confidence and preparedness on test day.
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Thank you. This quiz was a nice refresher. I have to go back and review Boyle, Charles, & Doyle's law...and Ideal Gas Law...
Thank you so much this is extremely helpful, I do want to note that the the quads attach to the tibial tuberosity and pass over the patella and creates stabilization for the patella along with the trochlear groove that it articulates with…. Sorry PTA going back for nursing they are not a true attachment point…
I thought #2 was proximal... it makes more sense since the metacarpals are distal to the ulna.
I think the question should mention about a joint or something to say proximal or distal
its superior because its closer to the midline of the body. the ulna is closer to our midline than the metacarpals. At least thats how i took it. Itd be proximal too i believe. so youre right too
I thought proximal also!
Proximal and distal are often used in relation to limbs. So yes, I totally agree. I don’t know why superior would be the answer either considering the ulna bone and the metacarpals are part of the upper limbs.
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Ulna is proximal to the metacarpals. Proximal means closer to the point of attachment. This is referring to the ulna being closer to the point of attachment of the humerus. Distal is farther from the attachment. Superior is above but refers to the trunk of the body and not the arms or legs. The ulna is a bone is one of the bones in the arm.
That’s what I thought too. But the metacarpals are also superior
For #2, is there a reason to pick superior over proximal?
the correct answer is proximal. for limbs like the arms and legs we use proximal and distal instead of superior and inferior
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Is this the correct tease test for science if I take my test next week?
This CNA test is so helpful for CNA candidates
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Passing the TEAS test is when you study hard, if you can’t study or you don’t have time for your studies I’d advise you get yourself a help like Mr James
People keep talking about James all over RUclips, he must be a very awesome help.
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For question 9, I thought vitamin k is absorbed in the small intestine but the answer is large intestine. Can some elaborate please?
Yeah I think the answer is small intestine not large intestine. The large intestine absorbs water and electrolytes.
Vitamin K is potassium. Potassium is an electrolyte.@@noemimontes4877
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I learned in anatomy and physiology that we use proximal and distal only for the limbs. So why are we saying superior instead of proximal since we only use superior and inferior for the trunk area. example your head is superior to your navel. Your elbow is proximal to your hand. Can someone please explain thanks. Im referring to question 2.
I thought the same thing
Why was the ulna superior and not proximal? My A&P professor said that for appendage parts were use proximal and distal… idk. I would have gotten that wrong
I agree. It should be proximal bc its on appendage
Where can I find the practice test for this please
Doesn’t Vitamin K get absorbed by small intestine?
large intestine
@@braxstonbrown1551 I looked up and it also said small intestine 🥲
@@J_Y_00 that’s what I had thought too. Most of absorption occurs in the small intestine. In the large intestine water and sodium is absorbed. However I looked up teas question regarding vitamin k absorption the answers are large intestine. 🤷♂️
That's true. However, the large intestine also has a role in absorbing vitamins like vitamin K, vitamin B, and biotin. They're produced by bacteria. And you tend to get more of those vitamins absorbed in the large intestine.
Water and vit k large intestine and nutrients smell intestine
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#11 is meiosis because meiosis is cell division from gametes
Where in the question does it say gametes?
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Question 9. Has anyone looked this up, cause I did and the answer is small intestines, can someone help pls.
You are correct. Specifically the duodenum and jejunum.
I'm not preparing for an exam, but I thoroughly enjoy your tests - Thanks - However, Lysosomes are organelles, not cells; The knee is not called patella, but the knee "cap" is; Myelin is not protective but rather insulating; I don't know where you found the ulnar superior to the carpal bones. A human facing us, with hands open, has the ulnar below the carpal bones. Sorry to be a nuisance
they are not 40 different questions you repeated 1 question 3 times
Terrible video, just took the test, not a single one of these questions on there. Needless to say I got a 2/324
Is it just me or were these suspiciously too easy? 🫢