TEAS Logic & Evidence in Science Practice Questions
TEAS 7 Science · Scientific Reasoning
Questions ask which evidence best supports or weakens a scientific claim.
What the TEAS tests on Logic & Evidence in Science
- Correlation vs. causation
- Evaluating whether evidence supports a conclusion
- Identifying flaws in reasoning
5 free Logic & Evidence in Science practice questions
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- Question 1A lab note states: "After 2 minutes of hyperventilation, a student’s end-tidal CO2 decreased and their blood pH increased. Therefore, hyperventilation can cause respiratory alkalosis." Which statement is the reasoning?
- Question 2A student writes: "After drinking 500 mL of water, a volunteer’s urine became lighter in color and urine volume increased over the next hour. Therefore, increased water intake decreases ADH release, leading to reduced water reabsorption in the kidney." Which sentence is the reasoning?
- Question 3A student writes: "After a high-carbohydrate meal, a patient’s blood glucose increased. Thirty minutes later, blood insulin was higher and blood glucose began to decrease. Therefore, insulin promotes uptake of glucose by body cells." Which statement is the reasoning?
- Question 4A student writes: "After giving a patient a dose of furosemide, the patient produced more urine over the next 2 hours and their ankle swelling decreased. Therefore, furosemide reduces edema by increasing renal excretion of sodium and water." Which sentence is the reasoning?
- Question 5A student writes: "After a patient receives an intramuscular epinephrine injection, the patient’s heart rate increases within minutes. Therefore, epinephrine increases heart rate by activating beta-1 adrenergic receptors in the heart." Which statement is the reasoning?
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