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Advanced Patho Vs. Pharm

For anyone that has taken these classes, is there one that is better to take before the other? I'm thinking advanced patho will give a good basis of the systems and disease processes, a sound starting point for advanced pharm. Just trying to get pointers from others that done both classes and have advice/tips to be successful. Thank you!

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    I did patho first and found it helpful when doing pharm....just my opinion :cat:

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    Be aware that Pharmacology must be taken within 5 years of your actual graduation, in order to apply/obtain your DEA prescription authority. I mention this if you are a part-time student in a BSN to PhD FNP Program which may take 5 or 6 years to complete.

    Hope this helps!!!

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    Agreed with both above. I imagine patho would help a lot for pharm. do you have a course plan from the school? See what your advisor says too!

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    Not to hijack the thread ... but my advisor for the BSN to DNP program mentioned the 5 year rule for Pharmacology during a recent conversation.

    A side note ... definitely do not take Avanced Patho with Advanced Pharm.

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    I took Advanced Assessment and Pharm at the same time. I think if I had added Patho at the same time I would have caved. I was working full-time also.

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    Thank you all for the great advice. Much appreciated. ??

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