- ISBN13: 9781556523922
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- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Pharmacology is the most difficult aspect of the NCLEX licensure examination for both practical and registered nurses. With new drugs introduced every day and drug interactions a more serious concern than ever before, nursing students need quick, convenient access to up-to-date drug information in order to pass their licensure exams. In a market dominated by lengthy tomes priced nearly double, the Pharmacology Made Easy study guides are the most efficient and econom… More >>
Chicago Review Press Pharmacology Made Easy for NCLEX-PN Review and Study Guide
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#1 by D. McCall on January 30, 2010 - 4:27 am
While this book was not helpful for another reviewer, it saved my butt on the NCLEX-PN. It’s a quick o-view of each classification, common drugs and their actions. No, it won’t teach you pharmacology – that’s what class was for. But it’s an excellent, simplified review for the NCLEX. The questions on the included CD were almost word for word the same questions, I got on the NCLEX. While I only had the minimum questions on the NCLEX (85), at least a dozen were drug-related. And I passed :-) I’ve recommended this study guide as an adjunct to any other NCLEX review CD to all my classmates and other students. It’s the only NCLEX review book I kept after passing the NCLEX because it’s a quick reference guide.
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by koosha on January 30, 2010 - 6:39 am
I found this publication very unhelpful. I was trying to find something that would give me a list of drugs to know for the test, their action, side effects, nursing precautions. Like a nursing drug handbok, but narrowed down to only drugs necessary for the PN test. This book has a review of drug classifications and what they are used for, and then goes on to practice questions about specific drugs, which are not reviewed. I am familiar with classifications, but have a hard time remembering all the drug names and side effects. This book did not help me with that info and was a waste of my money.
Rating: 1 / 5