How to study Medications!!!!!!!

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Hi everybody ,

I'm a chinese nurse, i really have trouble to study medications.

Please give me some idea to study it. I want to purchase KAPLAN'S medication flash card, but i don't know that helpful or not?

I took the RN exam last month, i didn't pass it. The letter from board said that my Pharmacological part is below passing standard.

3 below passing standard :

physiological adaptation ,

pharmacologcal,

basic care and comfort

4 near passingf standard:

management of care,

psychosocoal integrity,

reducton of risk potential

health promotion and maintenance

only 1 above passing standard:

safety and infection control

:cry: I only have 1 part above passing standard. I used Saunders, and i did Kaplan's 7 QT. what else i should study now:banghead:??? please help!!:confused:

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How did you use Saunder's? Just for the questions? or for the content?

Kim

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How did you use Saunder's? Just for the questions? or for the content?

Kim

Both, content and questions!!! But questions on CD I did about 2000. not all of them.

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I would recommend checking out Suzanne's Plan using Saunder's 4th edition, and do about 5-10 medications per day. You can do it...be positive and stick to studying (with breaks)!

Kim

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I would recommend checking out Suzanne's Plan using Saunder's 4th edition, and do about 5-10 medications per day. You can do it...be positive and stick to studying (with breaks)!

Kim

Thank you very much KIM!:)

I also thought about that ---Suzanne's Plan!!

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Specializes in medsurge.

the way i studied the medications was by grouping them in their categories, then study the most life threning side effects followed by the most common..... that's my advice to you.

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the way i studied the medications was by grouping them in their categories, then study the most life threning side effects followed by the most common..... that's my advice to you.

Thank you very much!! study by categories:nuke:

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