Med cards

Anyone have any suggestions on the best place to get med cards? Are they all basically the same or do they differ? I had some someone gave me but they are six years old and I can't use them.

Thanks

Michelle

[mitchsmom]

I don't have any help, but if you don't get any feedback here you can see if they are for sale at Amazon.com... if so they'll probably have reviews and samples to view.

[LauraLou]

I have the Mosby's Nursing Drug Cards and they are good. Not all drugs have a card, so you will still need a drug book for the more unusual medications. I got mine at Barnes & Noble.

[chris_at_lucas_RN, RN]

I made my own. It helped me learn about the meds, it was really cheap, and I didn't have to worry about losing any--I could make more if I needed to!

[unknown99, BSN, RN]

Davis Drug Guide is real good. It is a med book that has a with it. From this cd you can print off your own med cards. You can even customize them to a specific patient. Our nursing instructors recommended it. REAL great!!!

[OlivejJ]

Hello, everyone

My name is Olive, I am 23 years old, from Canada, B.C. I just started the nursing program this January of 2004. Frankly speaking, I am very stress out. I also work during the weekend so I don't get much time off for myself. I just want to ask anybody outthere how they deal/manage their stress??? the stress is affecting my health (I've lost 10 lbs since I started school, I've develope migraine and I'm always irritated), as well as my relationship with my boyfriend, family, friends, and co-workers. I used to be such a bubbly person but lately I feel so depress. So if anyone would like to share their secret please respond

Olive:chair:

[FutureNurse2005]

i'm just wondering how often we need to update the med cards? I belong to a book club, and right now they are offering the med cards/box at 1/2 price! is it because a new one will be out soon? how often does the information change?

thanks!