Helped me pass Pharmocology

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	• Pharmacology Success: A Course Review Applying Critical Thinking to Test Taking (Davis's Success) Ray A. Hargrove-Huttel, Kathryn Cadenhead Colgrove F. A. Davis Company, 2007 - 438 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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Study Group Resource

Pharmacology is such a vast subject but this broken down into subjects and sub-subjects. A nice review but it's impossible to cover all aspects when it comes to Pharm. We use it during group study sessions but don't rely on this alone.

Pharmacology Success

The book arrived quickly and in great condition. In all honestly its an okay review book for Pharmacology. The book also has a review for the NCLEX-RN Exam. I think the entire book should have just been a review for Pharmacology. I recommend buying a study guide for the NCLEX-RN Exam seperately.

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For Nursing students

Very good book to have. Especially if you're having problems with "application" type questions on your tests. It comes with a CD too!. also full of questions, math questions as well..
You will actually learn a lot when you read the rationales. It gives you the reason why the answer is right or wrong. However, I was also expecting the book to have a generalized description of the most common drugs, but it doesn't. It is just full of questions, this will help you with your tests while in nursing school.

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Helped me pass Pharmocology

I have this whole series of books and they have helped me get through Nursing school. They outline everything in neat order without the extra fluff and the questions have rationales for why each answer is right OR wrong. It's all about passing the tests and these books help.

1,150 critical thinking questions (both multiple choice and alternate format) organize the seemingly huge volume of pharmacology information students must master into manageable sections divided by body systems and specific diseases. They not only learn to associate the medication with the disease process, making learning easier, but are also able to evaluate their knowledge of medications prior to taking their exams.All of the questions encompass the basic concepts for medication administration, including why the client is taking the medication when the nurse would question administering the medication how the nurse knows the medication is effective and what interventions the nurse needs to teach the client concerning the medication.This title includes: 1,150 questions - all with rationales for both correct and incorrect answers; bonus CD-ROM with every book! (two 50-question exams (powered by Brownstone) coded according to client need category, cognitive level, integrated processes, and difficulty level); test - taking tips for every question; all questions written at application and analysis level - just like the NCLEX; all questions field tested by nursing students; introductory chapter focusing on applying critical thinking to various question types; approximately 200 new alternate format question types; and, key questions on major drug classes, medication administration, delegation, and management content integrated within disease/disorder questions.

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