Study Methods for ATI Proctor Mental Health Exam

Overview of ATI Proctor Exam

• The ATI Proctor exam is a test based on material learned in theory class.
• Exam Levels:
  • Level 1: 55% - 66%
  • Level 2: 66.7% - 69.9%
  • Level 3: 80% and above
• Format:
  • Duration: 70 minutes
  • Number of Questions: 70
  • Average Time per Question: 1 minute

Study Methods Used

1. ATI Book

• The exam correlates with the ATI book.
• Strategy:
  • Skim through the book, do not read cover to cover.
  • Focus on study questions and practice questions within the book.

2. ATI Website Quiz Bank

• Utilize study questions available on the ATI website.

3. Kathy Park's Resources

• YouTube Videos:
  • Helpful for concise and direct information.
  • Videos are typically short (~5 minutes).
  • Use if the subject is available.
• Flash Cards:
  • Recommended to purchase to save time and resources.
  • Content includes medications, nursing interventions, and mental health disorders.
  • Provides key information without excess detail.

Recommendations for Future Exams

• Use the same study methods for other proctor exams throughout the nursing program.
• Example of resources for next term:
  • Kathy Park's flashcards
  • ATI book practice questions
  • Kathy Park's YouTube videos (if available on the required subject)

Additional Advice

• Reach out via Instagram or comments for further questions.
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Conclusion

• These study tips aim to help achieve a high level on the ATI Proctor Exam.
• Good luck on preparing and taking the exam!