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What types of pharm?

I am going to take NCLEX in about 8 weeks and am starting on my plan for studying. Pharm questions are the worst types of questions for me! What pharm should I focus on the most, from those of you who have taken the test? I am doing practice ATI questions and it seems that Digoxin and Lithium come up frequently, so I will focus on those. I would think antibiotics, NSAIDs, Aspirin, Synthroid and beta blockers would probably be good areas to focus on. What else am I missing? Thanks in advance!

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    Hard to predict which meds to concentrate on

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    This is going to sound strange to some. Took exam few days ago. Was the easiest exam thus far. It was majority SATA and Delegation/Priority.

    I felt like I was breezing through then 4th hour came my weakness math questions multiple times. Next PHARM. I have never seen or heard of these drugs- majority. Of course I knew coumadin, heparin, beta-blockers(various),

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    well just know the major medicines esp. the lol pril sartan pine etc.. ....side effects, and adverse effect and time to take them.....well i just finished my NCLEX-PN (oct 14) and NCLEX-RN( oct 24 )ten days ago.....alot of meds...really.....but i made sure i memorize them 3 days before exam.....i had 3SATA on meds....on side effects..and when to give....and adverse effect...hope it will help...:yeah:

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