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I have a question, how did you study medications for the NCLEX? It's crazy to study or know every medications on the market, can you guys share some strategys. Your help will be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

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The thought of studying meds for NCLEX is overwhelming! Basically, I concentrated on the catagories (beta blockers, antifungals, etc...) & tried to be familiar with the most frequently prescribed ones, major side effects, & any specifics that stood out...like "red man syndrome", "visual disturbances", "take 30 minutes before meals"...Most of my med questions were teaching questions...either the pt required more teaching or they understood.

include oncology and hiv drugs too. more of them came up when i took nclex the 1st time.

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