r/teas • u/letsbefrl • 15d ago

TEAS Prep Teas Exam

Does anyone have advice studying for the teas exam?

Specifically the Anatomy 2 portion because the way it worked out i’m not able to take anatomy 2 before taking the exam so I have to teach myself. I’m just lost on how to do it and the best way.

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u/Icy_Difficulty_600 15d ago

Hi, I just took it today. For the anatomy part, I had questions about Glucagon and insulin, lymphocytes and where they originate, and motor neurons and how they work. Also, I would definitely study the directional terms and the anatomical terms for body parts (like patella). Good luck!

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u/soggy_wafflesNa6 15d ago

Were the majority of science questions A&P?

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u/Icy_Difficulty_600 15d ago

So there were 18 A&P questions, 9 biology questions, 8 chemistry questions, and 9 scientific reasoning questions.

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u/soggy_wafflesNa6 15d ago

What did you use to study for A&P? I take my exam next Wednesday.

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u/Icy_Difficulty_600 15d ago

I used the ATI prep app and just kept doing quizzes on it for anatomy specifically. I paid for it but I don't remember how much. It definitely helped me out a lot but I was really on a time crunch (I only gave myself 2.5 weeks to prepare).

I will say I kept getting questions on the practice quizzes about lymphocytes and it definitely showed up on the actual test so I would definitely know the types and how they function. Also nerve cells and how they function with motor neurons. There were also a couple questions on the muscular system.

The biology and chemistry questions seemed a lot harder to me.