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lannoush2009 · 2009 January 2nd, 06:26 AM

Hi all,
sounds great..when do we start ?Do you mean the Comprehensive pharmacy review book?I have to fifth edition do I have to buy the 6th or 7th??can i join por favor, El Señor

fpgee2009 · 2009 January 2nd, 12:31 PM

I would like to join you guys too.

ace2009 · 2009 January 2nd, 03:01 PM

Lannoush2009 and fpgee2009 and other too,
You are most welcome to join. Lets get started!

Meno · 2009 January 2nd, 04:02 PM

Hi everyone, I have the cpr but I think it has too much details for the FPGEE, so Im really confused what should we study from cpr and what other sources could we use as an alternative?

patito · 2009 January 2nd, 05:22 PM

Hi all!

I would recommend a pharmacology book for nurses. I used at the very end a book called "Pharmacology for Nurses A Pathophysiological Approach" Everything was explained in simple way and it combined basic anatomy and pathophysiology. It had a protype drug of choice with detail explanation along with all the nursing considerations. I will start studying again, using this book and CPR for the first part of the test and Morris and Cody and Mannan Pharmacoeconomics for the second part of the test. Try to understand the basic concepts, and again, basic concepts. CPR is way to detailed but still is a good reference for the test. Dr Dutta is great, but it really just is CPR made into questions. So for some, this might be a good approach.

Good luck to us all.

stnj09 · 2009 January 2nd, 05:23 PM

hi guys,

I am also preparing for fpgee2009.
I have cpr and lippincott.
I also join this group.

stnj09 · 2009 January 2nd, 05:34 PM

Hi MENO,

You are right that cpr has too much detail.
So I read pharmacology from Lippincott then chemestry,patho(clinical laboratory test) for particular disease,or whatever extra point from cpr.
It is to me for remember.And also take short time to prepare.
If you would do like this then you have complete two chapter at once.
Like If you read CVS part from Lippincott,then you have to read only chemistry part of cvs from cpr(chp-13),and also remaining part like clincal laboratory test from cpr second part chapter.
So you complete both chemistry and pharmacotherapeutic both at once.

Thaks.

lannoush2009 · 2009 January 2nd, 05:35 PM

is there much difference between cpr 5th edition an 6th?

stnj09 · 2009 January 2nd, 05:39 PM

Hi lannoush,

I don't think so there is too much difference between cpr 5th edition and 6th.
Because there is new seventh edition has not too much different from sixth edition.

lannoush2009 · 2009 January 2nd, 05:39 PM

I want to ask i have manan shoff books and cds..i have cpr book...should i get the live cds of dr.dutta?

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2009 January 2nd, 06:26 AM	#11 (permalink)
lannoush2009 Eager! Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 53	Hi all, sounds great..when do we start ?Do you mean the Comprehensive pharmacy review book?I have to fifth edition do I have to buy the 6th or 7th??can i join por favor, El Señor

2009 January 2nd, 12:31 PM	#12 (permalink)
fpgee2009 I JUST got here. Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 17	I would like to join you guys too.

2009 January 2nd, 03:01 PM	#13 (permalink)
ace2009 Laugh and be happy! Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 92	Lannoush2009 and fpgee2009 and other too, You are most welcome to join. Lets get started!

2009 January 2nd, 05:22 PM	#15 (permalink)
patito Eager! Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 70	Hi all! I would recommend a pharmacology book for nurses. I used at the very end a book called "Pharmacology for Nurses A Pathophysiological Approach" Everything was explained in simple way and it combined basic anatomy and pathophysiology. It had a protype drug of choice with detail explanation along with all the nursing considerations. I will start studying again, using this book and CPR for the first part of the test and Morris and Cody and Mannan Pharmacoeconomics for the second part of the test. Try to understand the basic concepts, and again, basic concepts. CPR is way to detailed but still is a good reference for the test. Dr Dutta is great, but it really just is CPR made into questions. So for some, this might be a good approach. Good luck to us all.

2009 January 2nd, 05:23 PM	#16 (permalink)
stnj09 I JUST got here. Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 29	hi guys, I am also preparing for fpgee2009. I have cpr and lippincott. I also join this group.

2009 January 2nd, 05:34 PM	#17 (permalink)
stnj09 I JUST got here. Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 29	Hi MENO, You are right that cpr has too much detail. So I read pharmacology from Lippincott then chemestry,patho(clinical laboratory test) for particular disease,or whatever extra point from cpr. It is to me for remember.And also take short time to prepare. If you would do like this then you have complete two chapter at once. Like If you read CVS part from Lippincott,then you have to read only chemistry part of cvs from cpr(chp-13),and also remaining part like clincal laboratory test from cpr second part chapter. So you complete both chemistry and pharmacotherapeutic both at once. Thaks.

2009 January 2nd, 05:35 PM	#18 (permalink)
lannoush2009 Eager! Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 53	is there much difference between cpr 5th edition an 6th?

2009 January 2nd, 05:39 PM	#19 (permalink)
stnj09 I JUST got here. Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 29	Hi lannoush, I don't think so there is too much difference between cpr 5th edition and 6th. Because there is new seventh edition has not too much different from sixth edition.

2009 January 2nd, 05:39 PM	#20 (permalink)
lannoush2009 Eager! Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 53	I want to ask i have manan shoff books and cds..i have cpr book...should i get the live cds of dr.dutta?

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