William Webber

This semester we took various ATI practice test modules and proctored exams in transitions to practice. These exams allowed us to one, determine content areas where we had deficits, and two, work on our own test taking skills and strategies. In my own personal reflection, I’ve noticed that I’ve really improved upon my own critical thinking and test taking abilities. I was able to see both improvements in my ATI practice and proctored exams along with exams in my other…

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After completing the maternal newborn adaptive ATI practice exam and remediation, I personally feel that I did alright but could have done better. I ended up finished this exam with 154 questions in total with an average answer time of 0:50 seconds. This is one of my fastest answer response times for these exams. After remediating and reflecting on my responses, it was clear to me that I should have taken more time. There were questions that I answered incorrectly…

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Upon completion of the ATI Adult Medical-Surgical practice exam and remediation, I was able to identify areas of my nursing knowledge that I needed a refresher upon. Overall, the exam went well. Although it took me 237 questions to complete, it provided a lot of insight into what I need to study and restudy. I found that taking breaks helped me with maintaining my concentration and focus. As the questions continued past 150+, I became really nervous. This is where…

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After completion of the ATI Pharmacology exam, I can look back and say that I feel that I did fairly okay. This exam showed me that there are still quite a bit of medications that I need to study before I take the NCLEX. Completion of the remediation worksheet however helped me understand these medications, where I went wrong, and what I could improve upon for future tests. I feel that I took sufficient time when answering the questions. Typically…

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