Chapters of CPR to study

[Hebes123]

Hi everybody, i've got the blueprint, I've got CPR. But i am still not clear about which chapters to skip in CPR. sometimes i come across things that are not exclusively mentioned in the blueprint but which nevertheless i feel i should study. Can someone tell me which chapters to skip in CPR? I don't want to waste my time studying stuff that is not required.
Thanks.

[Hebes123]

Hummm okay thanks Ody, i'm going to try look up that guy. so many Earthlings praised his course.

[Hebes123]

hey ody, i tried the previous link posted to that guy but it didn't work. can you send me a PM with the link, thanks.

[alibaba79]

hi i took the fpgee all you need just to study the CPR and be ready to answer any question coming cpr that is all you need the book contain the genetic and you know there is only one question from these

[alibaba79]

you need to study 1-CPR
2- MANNAN SHROF MANAGMENT
3- MANNAN SHROOF CALCUATION
4-AND SOLVE AS MUCH AS YOU CAN QUESTIONS
THAT IS ALL
BE READY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTION FROM PHARMACOLOGY

[alibaba79]

YOU NOW THESE THE TRUTH I SWER IN GOD

[HOMELAND]

Hi Ody:
Would you like to explain how the online course by Dr.Yasser is functioning? Last time, I have joined his Introduction lecture, but it didn't work?

Thanks

Homeland

[lor_2008]

Originally Posted by Hebes123

Hi everybody, i've got the blueprint, I've got CPR. But i am still not clear about which chapters to skip in CPR. sometimes i come across things that are not exclusively mentioned in the blueprint but which nevertheless i feel i should study. Can someone tell me which chapters to skip in CPR? I don't want to waste my time studying stuff that is not required.
Thanks.

Hi Hebes123,

I took the exam in December, 2008, and I passed. I did not have much time to study. I got a lot of books but ended up using mainly CPR, and Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Pharmacology.
I started studying with Lippincotts, because I did not like CPR at first. Then I started to use both books to study, because when reading this forum I found out that a lot of people that used CPR passed the exam, so I thought, why not give it a shot? And I liked it.
When using CPR I did focus more in some chapters than others, but I read the whole book. I did review twice, sometimes three times, chapters that I considered too easy, for example, chapters 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 27, etc, because I knew I would not have much time during the exam to answer all the questions so, if I studied well questions that I considered easier, I would respond them faster and could save time for questions that were more complicated for me. It was good for me that I did that! It saved me time, and could answer almost all the questions of the exam.
I used the internet a lot too. For example, if I saw in CPR that the table X for hypertension reflected the recommendations of JNC-7, I would google it, download the guidelines for hypertension and read it. It was easier for me to study that way. When I was tired and did not want to read books, I read the website PharmacyTimes, specially the continuing education and case studies sections.
I kept on reading this forum during the time I was studying, because the members always come up with really good ideas to study, and some of them helped me a lot. Also, a lot of people take their times to write very supportive messages in this forum. By the way, thank you all for your ideas and support!
I hope this helps! May God bless you all.

[Hebes123]

Thanks a lot letter of reference! Your comments and answer to my question is greatly appreciated. Very glad to hear you passed the first time.

[Hebes123]

(I MEANT lor2008)