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TV meds

hi I am about to take the NCLEX- RN in a couple of days and I am freaking out:banghead:. Anyways, I was hoping someone had some resources to the Common TV meds that they would care to share. Thank you so much. Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Check out The Random Facts Thread. There is a link there to a web site that covers all of the TV meds. However, I don't remember which page it is on. Good luck.

Don't really know except I am in the same situation as you. I did get some good advice to keep me grounded on the thread titled "New meds on NCLEX" perhaps we just have to accept that we will encounter many we will not know of....please view the thread the replies there helped me calm my jitters today.

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