This ATI practice exam only had 60 questions comparatively to the adaptive quiz that you kept getting questions till you achieved an adequate score. I enjoyed having a set number of questions, to allow me to take a break half way through the practice exam. A set number of questions also allowed me to have a goal to get to and I knew it would be over at an exact number of questions, and would not just keep going. This formate of an exam is very similar to what we take during class, which made this practice exam easier. It was also very helpful to take the adaptive quiz before the practice exam to become familiar with the questions and to remind me of the pharmacology content that we were taught many semester ago. Even though this exam was easier I still felt the adaptive quiz was more beneficial because it is more realistic to the NCLEX. One of our next exams is the Pharmacology practice B, which I think will be very helpful because pharmacology is what I need to focus on for the NCLEX. Pharmacology is one of the hardest subjects to be personally because the medications we learned during class and not always the same as the ones on the ATI. Using the ATI books I am going to practice review questions and go over the unfamiliar topics before the next exam. By getting more exposure to practice questions it will allow me to study at my own pace. For example using the ATI books I can go through about ten questions a day I can salsify the information. By doing the three points remediation was much more helpful because you had to read the section and than pick out the most important aspects you got wrong.
