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ATI TEAS - English and Language Usage Practice Test
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Q1

A nursing student is writing a report on patient care and needs to list three key observations: improved mobility, stable vital signs, and reduced pain. Which sentence correctly uses commas to separate the items in the series?

Q2

A group of researchers is analyzing data from a clinical trial. The lead researcher writes a summary sentence. Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?

Q3Multiple answers

A medical writer is editing a draft for a new healthcare brochure. The goal is to eliminate all sentence structure errors. Which TWO of the following sentences contain structural errors such as fragments, comma splices, or misplaced modifiers? (Select TWO)

Q4

In a peer review session, a nursing student is giving feedback on a classmate's paper. The student points out a sentence with an ambiguous pronoun reference. Which sentence has the most ambiguous pronoun?

Q5

True or False: In the sentence, "The patient was diagnosed with parkinson's disease," the term "parkinson's disease" is correctly capitalized.

Q6

A hospital administrator is drafting an internal memo. Which of the following sentences correctly uses a semicolon?

Q7

While editing a patient's discharge summary, a nurse notices an inconsistency in verb tense. Which sentence contains an illogical shift in verb tense?

Q8

**Case Scenario:** A clinical research coordinator is finalizing a report for an institutional review board (IRB). The report summarizes the first quarter of a new drug trial. The coordinator is not a native English speaker and has asked a colleague to proofread a key paragraph for grammatical and structural errors. **Draft Paragraph:** "The study, which began on January 1st, have enrolled fifty-two participants to date. Each of the subjects were given a comprehensive orientation, they also signed an informed consent form. The primary side effect reported by participants are mild nausea; however, this symptom usually subsides within 24 hours. Having completed the initial screening process the research team is now preparing for the next phase of data collection." Which of the following revisions provides the most accurate and grammatically sound correction of the entire paragraph?

Q9

A health educator is creating a presentation slide about hospital policies. Which sentence uses the words 'its' and 'it's' correctly?

Q10

A patient is describing their symptoms to a nurse. The nurse needs to document the description accurately. Which sentence uses adjectives and adverbs correctly?