finally passed...

[Kristik]

Originally Posted by rahman1331

I read alot of stuff but i think the best book:
for all area (except area 3) = CPR
for area 3 = DONT read Manan, Read remington and all-exams
for area 4 = Roger/walker & aPha

Best luck guys

Hi
You are right about manan. I just ordered Remington for part 3. For area 4. Roger/walker and aPha. Could you tell me what kind of books are they. I just need more info.
thanks

[bob271340]

I need help too....

Originally Posted by Kristik

Hi
You are right about manan. I just ordered Remington for part 3. For area 4. Roger/walker and aPha. Could you tell me what kind of books are they. I just need more info.
thanks

[bob271340]

need help please...

Originally Posted by K.JAUCIAN

hi rahman,

thanks for your reply..so the part 4 section where they said was lot of questions on management, it meant, clinical management not pharmacy management?

thanks,
k.jaucian

[rahman1331]

the part 4 and 3 is really confusing. But they ask you alot of question from part 3 than part 4. So, read in detailed the part 3 first, and then part 4.

Originally Posted by K.JAUCIAN

hi rahman,

thanks for your reply..so the part 4 section where they said was lot of questions on management, it meant, clinical management not pharmacy management?

thanks,
k.jaucian

[rahman1331]

Roger walker is clinical pharmacy book which address problem clinically like if patient has co-diseases like arrythmia with diabetes, which is the best upper resp tract drug to treat infection? (you cant use levo b/c it creates QT prolongation)

charts and managements of particular disease available... too.

But you don't need to read both book together... you can read either roger walker or apha. I read roger walker b/c i read it during my bachelors but I suggest you to go for apha b/c just recently i found out that apha is the best book for naplex.

Originally Posted by Kristik

Hi
You are right about manan. I just ordered Remington for part 3. For area 4. Roger/walker and aPha. Could you tell me what kind of books are they. I just need more info.
thanks

[Kristik]

Originally Posted by rahman1331

Roger walker is clinical pharmacy book which address problem clinically like if patient has co-diseases like arrythmia with diabetes, which is the best upper resp tract drug to treat infection? (you cant use levo b/c it creates QT prolongation)

charts and managements of particular disease available... too.

But you don't need to read both book together... you can read either roger walker or apha. I read roger walker b/c i read it during my bachelors but I suggest you to go for apha b/c just recently i found out that apha is the best book for naplex.

Could you tell me the full name of the apha book, edition, etc....? I hope Amazon will have it. Thanks

[rahman1331]

I am sending you amazon link. BUT REMEMBER THIS IS NAPLEX BOOK. YOU SHOULD READ ONLY YOU HAVE EXTRA TIME TO PREPARE FPGEE.

Amazon.com: The APHA Complete Review For Pharmacy (Gourley, Apha Complete Review for Pharmacy): **** Gourley PharmD (editor), James Eoff, **** R. Gourley, PharmD: Books

[Kristik]

Originally Posted by rahman1331

I am sending you amazon link. BUT REMEMBER THIS IS NAPLEX BOOK. YOU SHOULD READ ONLY YOU HAVE EXTRA TIME TO PREPARE FPGEE.

Amazon.com: The APHA Complete Review For Pharmacy (Gourley, Apha Complete Review for Pharmacy): **** Gourley PharmD (editor), James Eoff, **** R. Gourley, PharmD: Books

thank you, Rahman
I do focus on CPR and Remington. I'm on CPR chapter 15, medicinal chemistry. Do I have to memorize all formulas? I took FPGEE and my score was 74. but it was paper based. iIdid not get lots of question but I'm still wondering.

[asa o]

ls what chapters are we suppose to reaad in remington for the part 3

[asa o]

please, did u read everytin in cpr, cos they said there are some chapters that are not really important for fpgee like the nuclear pharmacy and all that. do u think that is true? thank u so much