[littledarlings]

Hello Pharmacy Students Past & Present,

Any recommendations on getting pharmacy study cards? I heard that Mosby's cards are good as well as Howard Shen's Illustrated Pharmacy Memory Cards. Please can someone help me make my decision?

[2006RNCS]

Hello!

I used Kaplan Pharmacology Flip-o-matic. I purchased it 2 1/2 yrs ago at Books-A-Million. I don't know if it is still available. If it is, please purchase it. I know without a doubt, that it really helped me. I made straight A's in Pharmacology, but I had a strange feeling about not studying medications for the NCLEX. I had 80 questions, and 6 were medication questions. I had heard to study the basics. Well, the questions went beyond basic. Maybe that is why the questions continued. I really knew my meds! You may be a pharmacy major, but I am an RN, and I sat for the NCLEX, and passed it the first time, and these cards were a big part in my doing so. I highly recommend them!! Good Luck!

[littledarlings]

Thanks2006RNC,

I will definitely look into this. I'm really surprised that I have not received much feedback on this issue.

[TigerGalLE]

I don't know.. i bought some and never used them. I guess it just depends on what type of learner you are..

[misserella8036]

I had to write my own cards. I learn by writing and seeing my own handwriting. I made cards for every test and seperated them in categories in a recipe box. So at the end of the semester I had a good chunk of meds already written up for the nursing program.

[littledarlings]

Thank you everyone for your response. I'm shocked that anyone has time to make their cards. Thanks for the website. I think that will be my choice due to very hard time constraints. Good luck to all.