Tables and posters

[andreleandro]

Originally Posted by YESYOUCAN

Hello Andreleandro,
I did not understand your question. Can you please give more specifics?

yesyoucan

Hi, YesYouCan,

I was looking for a list of clinical literature references. For instance I know Martindale is used to looked up a foreign drug.
I have a small list on CPR but it's not complete. I wonder if you have this list with the reference books or a website where I could look for it.
Tks,

[YESYOUCAN]

APhA book has good listing in its indexes at the end of the book.

[pharmgirl]

Originally Posted by YESYOUCAN

pharmgirl,

You need to dig deep and look around for other free sample posters. I hope you know how to search. Look under Sample Questions. Now don't ask where that is on the site.

Regarding PP : It might have been in the Final Review cards they send out after one gets through their quiz.

yesyoucan

will do so...thanks

[mmiittaallii]

YESUCAN, thats an amazing table you send us.
Thankyou for your help .You are very well appreciated.

[andreleandro]

Originally Posted by YESYOUCAN

APhA book has good listing in its indexes at the end of the book.

Thank you very much.

[pharmgirl]

Originally Posted by YESYOUCAN

NAPLEX does not require you to remember Lab values. The normal values are provided in the exam question it self. The most imp like K one should remember.

A better table will be a listing of therapeutic concentration limits for narrow therapeutic drugs like digoxin, phenytoin, CBZ, aminoglycosides etc.

Hope this helps.

since we are on the topic....Do we need to know the dose, dosage, frequency of dosing, max dose of each and every drug or just the top 200.
will a table of top 200 drugs be enough ??

[melinda]

yesyoucan, this is great! Thanks for the info poster. Great help!!!

[YESYOUCAN]

The PP poster on Top 200 is sufficient, in my view.

May be the most widely used drug doses like Metformin, warfarin etc and drug of choice in each disease state - one should try to remember.

The most easy ones to remember are -- Plavix, Evista, Flomax.

Drugs which are given once weekly (methotrexate), monthly (Boniva) or yearly(reclast) - must be noted. As well as their route of administration - IM/SC/IV etc

This can only be mastered while in internship by reading the labels on the dispensed containers.

I did not have such question (dose etc) in my exam. So it is not a given thing that it will be asked.
yesyoucan