pnc2015

Thank you both!! I am going to try these strategies on our current chapters. :) I have been so focused on the prototype boxes and trying to cold memorize everything I have all but ignored the other tables present in the text.

I am currently in my first Patho-Pharmacology course, and have been feeling very overwhelmed by the amount of drug prototypes covered in class. I feel it is impossible to keep them all straight as we progress through the chapters, and I am afraid it will all bite me in the behind when the time comes for the course's exit HESI exam. I outline them in a word document as we are working on specific chapters, but when the next chapter comes along the old ones are long forgotten. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to remember all of the contraindications, administration alerts, etc and not lose your mind?