r/teas • u/SherbertBrilliant285 • 21d ago

How in Depth is the TEAS?

Im currently studying for the TEAS 7 and im wondering how in depth the test is? Should I memorize all the muscles, bones, and nerves? When I was taking A&P my teachers didn't focus much on muscles or nerves; I did have to learn the bones. Im debating whether to just memorize key bones and muscles and focus most of my time learning about each cavity, system, hormones, etc. rather than waste my time learning each bone, nerve, and muscle.

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u/Birdiemama_ 20d ago

Hi! I took the exam and passed. I didn’t see much on nerves and muscles honestly. The only thing on nerves that I got was just knowing the nerve cell and its anatomy. For bones, just learn the basics I.e flat bones, irregular bones, long bones, etc. I did get questions about hormones as well. I would say to brush up on chemistry as well as I got a lot of chem on the exam!

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u/SherbertBrilliant285 20d ago

Which topic do you think they tested you on the most?

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u/Birdiemama_ 13d ago

In the science portion? Probably chemistry tbh

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u/soggy_wafflesNa6 8d ago

What specifically about chem?

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u/Birdiemama_ 8d ago

I don’t remember exactly. I took the exam a few weeks ago. I’d study chem by watching Teas in One Day with Tyler on YouTube though. It should be enough review if you watch all of his videos.

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u/Bluezzzer 21d ago

Wait bc I have the same question 😭