Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

TEAS 7 Study Guide 👇 nurseraeeter.gumroad.com Joined November 2014

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

2 days ago

Unpopular opinion: The TEAS 7 is not that hard. Most people fail because they study the wrong material — not because the test is difficult.

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2 days ago

TEAS 7 Practice Question Which of the following is TRUE about RNA? A. RNA is double-stranded B. RNA contains thymine (T) C. RNA is single-stranded D. RNA stays in the nucleus

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Me studying for TEAS 7: Week 1: I got this 💪 Week 2: This is a lot 😅 Week 3: What even IS the endocrine system Week 4: *passes* The secret? I stopped trying to memorize everything. I only studied what was actually on the test. Follow for exactly that 🩺

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

4 days ago

The pH scale — TEAS 7 always tests this: 0–6 = ACIDIC (stomach acid = pH 2) 7 = NEUTRAL (pure water) 8–14 = BASIC/ALKALINE Blood pH = 7.35–7.45 (slightly basic — your body fights hard to maintain this) Save this 📌

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

4 days ago

You don't need to be a genius to pass TEAS 7. You need: → The right study material → 6–8 weeks of consistent effort → Practice tests every 3 days → Sleep the night before That's it. Everything else is noise.

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

5 days ago

The 60-second TEAS 7 reading strategy: 1️⃣ Read the QUESTION first 2️⃣ Skim the passage for the answer 3️⃣ Eliminate 2 obviously wrong answers 4️⃣ Choose between the remaining 2 Don't read the whole passage. You don't have time. Work smarter 🩺

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

6 days ago

If your TEAS 7 is in the next 30 days, stop panicking. Here's what you actually need: My free cheat sheet (covers all 4 sections) My TEAS 7 study guide (step-by-step, what to study each week) Students who use structured guides score 15+ points higher on average. Link in bio

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

7 days ago

The average TEAS 7 score is 65%. The average score of students who use structured prep materials: 78%. That's the difference between getting in and getting waitlisted. Don't leave it to chance.

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

6/ Daily minimums: • 1.5–2 hours of focused study • 20 practice questions per subject • Review every wrong answer — understand WHY • Follow this account for daily content Save this and start today 📌 What week are you on?

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

5/ WEEK 4 — INTEGRATION • Days 1–3: Full practice tests (all 4 sections) • Days 4–5: Review only your lowest sub-score • Days 6–7: Cheat sheets only — no new material • Night before: 8 hours of sleep. No cramming.

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

4 weeks to TEAS 7. Here's exactly what to study each day — no guesswork 🧵 1/ Most students study randomly and wonder why they don't improve. This plan fixes that. Follow it exactly.

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

Test-taking tricks that add points to your TEAS 7 score: 1. Read ALL 4 answers before choosing 2. Cross out obviously wrong answers first 3. Watch for 'always' and 'never' — usually wrong 4. Flag hard questions, come back later 5. NEVER leave blanks (no penalty)

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

I made a free TEAS 7 cheat sheet so you don't have to spend hours making notes. Covers: 📐 All math formulas 🔬 Science body systems 📖 English grammar rules Get it free 👇 nurseraeeter.gumroad.com

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

#teas7 #atiteas7 #atiteas7exam #teas7prep #teas7exam

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a week ago

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Nurse Raeeter @Phoenixraeeter

a week ago

The 5 TEAS 7 conversions you WILL see on test day: 1 kg = 2.2 lbs 1 tsp = 5 mL 1 tbsp = 15 mL 1 oz = 30 mL 1 L = 1,000 mL Screenshot this. It's on the test.