ATI Useful Resources And Test-Taking Strategies Pinkey Sharma Archana Shenoy Jessica Park UMDNJ ABSN – LEVEL 4 July 19, 2012 ATI RESOURCES-www.atitesting.com ATI RESOURCES ATI Resources – Drug guide Could be very useful for Drug card for Pharm class-located at the bottom of the page under resources http://www.atitesting.com/ati_next_gen/Student/DrugGuideSearchPag e.aspx?TermHint=LASIX ATI Resources – Nursing Getting Started Under My eLearning http://www.atitesting.com/ati_next_gen/ProductOffering/ContentPla yerHostingPage.aspx?TutorialID=64638& ATI Resources Learning System RN Nurse Logic 2.0 (ID: TUT41278 PWD: 25P7G) Nurse Logic (ID: TUT41277 PWD: 25K5S) Critical Reading Strategy Techniques Nursing Guidelines & More Prioritizing Questions & More Mastering Alternative Item Formats (ID: TUT50940 PWD: 22Y5P) Knowledge & Clinical Judgment Nursing Concepts Priority Setting Frameworks Testing & Remediation TARGETED ASSESSMENTS FOR MEDICAL SURGICAL NURSING ATI Resources- Learning System RN Focused assessments on Major System, please use this diligently to be ahead of the game in Adult Health/ Med Surg. I & II and Capstone. ATI Resources- Nurse Logic Please use Nurse Logic to Master Test Taking Skills – you will be thankful you did !!!! Tools for Organization ATI Resources to Help you Succeed! RESOURCES: Remediation Templates RESOURCES: RN REVIEW MODULES References ATI, 2012. atitestating.com. Retrieved from http://www.atitesting.com/ati_next_gen/Student/Student Home.aspx?id=8 on July 15, 2012 Quick Tips for Test Taking Avoid reading into the question Read the question carefully and highlight key words Focus on the issue Read the question no more than 2x Identify the key words Early or late Best First Initial Most or least likely Most or least appropriate Prioritization Trigger words: best, essential, first, highest, immediate ABC’s, sometimes D for Disability Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Nursing Process Eliminate options with absolute words, these tend to make option incorrect All Always Every Most None Never Only Delegating questions Nursing Assistants Stable patients, non-invasive procedures Skin care, ROM, ambulation, grooming, and hygiene LPN Nursing assistant duties + invasive procedures Dressing changes, suctioning, urinary catheterization, administration of PO, subcutaneous, and IM meds RN Assessment, planning care, supervision of personnel, teaching, and IV administration References Silvestri, L. (n.d.). Top Ten Test-Taking Tips. Evolve Student Development. Retrieved July 16, 2012, from https://evolve.elsevier.com/staticPages/s_student_de velopment.html