BLANK Template for Med Cards, pharmacology, drug cards, medication

Ruby Vee, BSN · Nov 5, 2018

Hi All,
I have filtered through several post, and after some trial and error on my part I am looking for a BLANK template to write out my medication cards. It is required for my program that my cards are hand written, I would just like a typed template on one sheet of paper with two cards per page preferably. The mandatory information categories I need are: Classification, Prototype (Generic, Trade), Therapeutic effects and uses, Actions, Adverse reactions/Food interactions, Nursing Implications before and after administration.
Please do not send me cards already filled out. I have the information using the resources required for my course and pre-filled out cards will not be helpful in for my assignment or for my learning style. I appreciate the effort people put into such things and sharing, however that is not what I am asking for.

Take the cards that are already filled out, and take them with gratitude. Scan them in to your computer and blank out the filled out parts -- then you have blank cards. Or, take the filled out cards and use them as a template. Copy the information needed into a blank document on your computer. Print this out as many times as needed.

You're asking us to do your homework for you. You'll probably find someone who will do so, but they aren't doing you any favors.

EmDash · Nov 5, 2018

It's probably going to be easier to do it yourself than hope someone either has that exact right template or is going to make one for you. You can easily make several separate tables on a page if you are looking to have two "index cards" per page and will be printing them out on a standard size paper. Otherwise, just change the size of your page in whatever document app you are using. You can change it to a customized size, so you can just stick in the measurements of the index cards you have.

Or, like Ruby Vee said, use the filled-out index cards to delete the info and edit it a bit so it fully fits your needs.

StudentNurseRae · Nov 6, 2018

It's probably going to be easier to do it yourself than hope someone either has that exact right template or is going to make one for you. You can easily make several separate tables on a page if you are looking to have two "index cards" per page and will be printing them out on a standard size paper. Otherwise, just change the size of your page in whatever document app you are using. You can change it to a customized size, so you can just stick in the measurements of the index cards you have.
Or, like Ruby Vee said, use the filled-out index cards to delete the info and edit it a bit so it fully fits your needs.

So I have tried and maybe it's my lack of knowledge of my Mac book and printer together but I am truly having a hard time printing them on my 5x8 index cards. I tried a couple YouTube videos and they were fails plus wasted cards. I am at a loss on how to get something correctly sized and stationary to print on my index cards.

StudentNurseRae · Nov 6, 2018

Take the cards that are already filled out, and take them with gratitude. Scan them in to your computer and blank out the filled out parts -- then you have blank cards. Or, take the filled out cards and use them as a template. Copy the information needed into a blank document on your computer. Print this out as many times as needed.
You're asking us to do your homework for you. You'll probably find someone who will do so, but they aren't doing you any favors.

I am not asking for my homework done for me or I would just use the cards available on here that are done. I have already have quite a set but would like a form to fill them out in so they are best and consistent. Not sure how that is someone doing my homework for me. I didn't ask for someone to fill them out with my medical list but for a blank template.

I have googled how to make my own template and maybe my tech savvy isn't as good as I assumed because I was unable to find one that print blank properly. The card here are not really in a printable format either because guess what, removing the info we the first thing I tried, that prevented it from printing properly.

I'm wondering at the purpose of your comment since there was no real advice offered. Get off the high horse you were a student one and I'm sure you needed help some where asking the lines, being condescending I'm sure wouldn't have been helpful to you as a student when asking for help and it sure isn't helping me any.