TEAS 7 Prep Summary
Mastery Areas
Number sense: includes negatives, ordering, place value.
Key skills: Factors/multiples, GCF (Greatest Common Factor), LCM (Least Common Multiple).
Anatomy language: understanding planes and directional terms.
Self-correction process: utilize error log method for identifying and learning from mistakes.
Math Content Overview
Key Mathematical Concepts
Numbers & Algebra: Operations, fractions, basic percent calculations.
Measurement & Data: Value interpretation, unit understanding, and basic data skills.
Focus Areas: Number sense, GCF/LCM, ordering, simplifying.
Important Dates
TEAS is a timed exam; build speed with practice sets post accuracy.
Weekly schedule for practice: diagnostic warmup, math/science power blocks with breaks, mixed checkpoint, exit ticket, and homework.
Anatomy Language Overview
Anatomical Position
Standard reference map: standing, arms at sides, palms forward.
Body Planes
Sagittal: divides left/right.
Frontal (coronal): divides front/back.
Transverse: divides top/bottom.
Directional Terms
Superior/Inferior: above/below.
Anterior/Posterior: front/back.
Medial/Lateral: toward/away from midline.
Proximal/Distal: closer/farther from trunk.
Levels of Organization
Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organ System.
Math Practice Insights
GCF/LCM
GCF aids in simplification, while LCM facilitates combination of schedules.
Example for GCF and LCM: 24 = , 36 = , GCF = 12, LCM = 72.
Place Value Understanding
More significant values: tenths > hundredths.
Example: 0.5 (five tenths) > 0.05 (five hundredths).
Ordering Negatives
Arrange on a number line; the further left, the smaller.
Practice Sets Overview
Math Practice Structure
Various practice sets focused on ordering, finding GCF/LCM, and place value.
Science Practice
Terms relating to anatomy with real-life applications and definitions.
Study Strategies
Self-assess through practice and check answers immediately.
Utilize timely review methods and an error log to reinforce learning.