I think went well was I was able to recognize a lot of the information from the practice exams that I took. I think those exams helped me critically think my way through most of the questions. When I was doing the remediations, I was noticing that the two answers I narrowed it done two I ended up getting it wrong. I think I was reading a lot into the questions and answers and ended up changing my answers last…
When I first started ATI, I was just taking it to take, but now I have come up with study habits and ways to improve my score. When I take an ATI now, I make sure to take small breaks if it is one of longer ATI exams I am taking. This helps me to regroup and slowed down for a moment. Also, when it comes to taking the ATI, I make sure that I am in a quiet environment…
I did a little bit better on this ATI than the previous one that I took. I think that I was able to recognize more of the content on this ATI because of the previous one that I took. Also, I was able to critically think my way through the questions because of the practice that I have had. When I took this ATI I still took break every 50 questions to be able to reset and take a minute…
I think what well for me was that I was able to critically think my way through the questions and make an educated guess if I wasn’t sure. I was able to recognize most of the information that was presented to me because I have learned it and knew what the question was generally asking. I think what I could improve on is taking a little more time on the questions that I don’t know. There are some questions that…
I think what went well was that I was able to recognize many topics that were on this ATI. I felt that I was able to think my way through a lot of the questions because I knew the material. I think that helped me in the long run. I think the reason I did not do well is because I was distracted while taking it. There was some background noise that drew my focus and there were times when…
I was surprised by the score that I got on the proctored exam. The practice exams I did not do too well on, so going into this proctored exam I did not have high hopes. Before the exam I took some practice ATI questions and I wrote down the medications that I got wrong. I included the rationales that ATI provided and studied those. I think doing this and practicing did help to do a little better on the proctored…
On this ATI I did not do better than the previous one. I do not think that much went well for me other than the fact that I was able to recognize many of the medications. I struggled with the education and adverse effects on this ATI just like the other one. My plan is to take more ATI practice exams to keep practicing with the questions. Then I think that I need to go back and study the adverse…
I think went well for me was that I was able to recognize a lot of the medications and I was able to place them into the proper drug class. I think being able to recognize many of the medications helped on this ATI. After taking this ATI, I realized that I need to go back and review pharmacology. I think I need to specifically focus on the adverse effects and side effects of medications. That was something that I…
I think while I was taking this ATI I was distracted and did not focus very much on taking the ATI. This time I tried to break it up into two sessions, but I learned that I should not do that. I think by doing that it made it more difficult for me to focus. I think from here on out I will take the ATI in one sitting with small breaks in between. Also, during this ATI I noticed…
This ATI was challenging for me, and my score was not the score I really wanted. There were some medications on this ATI that I did not recognize, so I just took a guess on those questions. I think what went for me was I was able to critically think my way through most questions. I applied the knowledge that I already had from pharmacology to be able to think my way through the questions. I was able to recognize…
