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Hi! First off, LOL (Laugh Out Loud). I am HORRIBLE at Math, ALWAYS have, and ALWAYS will be, I'm afraid. *SIGH* DANG IT! GRRR! OK, enough there. LOL. Anyway, we use "Calculate with Confidence" by Deborah Gray Morris (3rd ed., but we're upgrading to 4th ed.: I got in last fall, audited due to personal/financial reasons, and got back in for this fall). Here's the link:
http://us.elsevierhealth.com/product.jsp?isbn=0323029280
I *actually* like it, believe it or not. Here's another book that people seem to really like (heck, they like the ENTIRE series!---"Made Incredibly Easy!!"):
I am *sure* there will be MANY more recommendations and whatnot. Good luck, keep us posted if you'd like, etc.! By the way, you *do* mean medical math, correct (and not the actual medications)? Just making sure. LOL.
Erin
ADN student
I agree with Former Premie..Those books are grrrrrrreeeeeeeaaaaaaaaatttttt. :rolleyes:
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Also when you get to the area of pharm where you have to learn the various drug, side effects, correct dosage etc...there's a book called Straight A's in Pharmacology that saved my nursing school grades in pharm.
I'm currently taking pharmacology and it's not as hard as people told me. I don't know if it's the teacher who easy, so for. I was so up tight about the pharmacology. So for we haven't had lots of math, we had a take home test it had about five math problems. If you apply yourself you should do well.
Good Luck!!!!
Thanks for your replies. Yes I did mean medical math :). I can use all the help I can get. I'm at the point where I've really made myself paranoid about pharmacology. But, I know I'll be ok once I just calm done and focus. Thanks again.
Maybe this will help too:
http://www.kumc.edu/instruction/alliedHealth/NurseAnesthesia/Medical_Pharmacology/learning2.htm
EvinsAngel
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Can anyone please recommend books that they have used to prepare for/study pharmacology? I was never a great math student so I'm pretty sure I'm going to need some extra help when it comes to pharmacology (which starts shortly). Thanks. Any resources are greatly appreciated.