Drug classes, suffixes, side effects and the dosage math your nursing program tests, explained with pictures. One idea per page, made to study on your phone between shifts, classes and everything else.
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Your pharm exam can throw hundreds of drug names at you. Learning them one at a time is how you run out of time.
The trick nurses use: the ending of the name tells you the family. Learn the family once, and every drug that ends the same way comes with it.
That's how the whole kit works: the class on one page, how it works in one drawing, what can go wrong and what to watch for.
Many nursing programs require 90% or even 100% on the dosage calculation exam, with a limited number of attempts.
One decimal point in the wrong place and the answer is wrong, no partial credit.
Dosage Calculations Made Visual walks you through every type of problem the same way, step by step: pounds to kilograms, dimensional analysis, drops per minute, mcg/kg/min.
Every worked example in the book is calculated and double-checked by software before it goes on the page, so you learn from numbers you can trust.
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72 pages that build pharmacology from the ground up: the language, how drugs get in, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, safety and interactions system by system.
It's the foundation that makes every drug class easier to learn.
30 cards on the five classes that come up most: antihypertensives, NSAIDs, antibiotics, benzodiazepines and opioids.
Mechanism, use and avoid, harms and interactions for each class, plus twenty questions that keep coming back.
Nursing math explained with pictures: conversions, dimensional analysis, weight-based and pediatric doses, reconstitution, drops per minute and mcg/kg/min, with practice problems and answers.
Ready now: this book is finished. All four arrive in the same email, right after purchase.
Two worked examples from the book
104 terms explained with illustrations, from A to Z. Look a word up in seconds when a lecture or a chart loses you.
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ADN or BSN, the drug list keeps growing and the exam is close. You need the classes to click, not another chapter to reread.
Work, kids, clinicals. Your study time is 10 minutes on your phone. One page, one idea, done.
You know the formulas exist; you just don't trust yourself with them yet. You need the same method for every problem.
Use the kit for 30 days. If it doesn't help you, email us and you get 100% of your money back.
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Right after purchase you get an email with your download links for all four books: Pharmacology Illustrated, the Rapid Review Cards, Dosage Calculations Made Visual and The Words of Clinical Pharmacy. Everything is a high-resolution PDF, yours to keep and print.
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Yes. This is the US edition: drug names are the ones on FDA labels (acetaminophen, epinephrine, albuterol) and the dosage math uses US units and conventions, including pounds to kilograms and the Joint Commission rules on zeros.
Yes. Every page is one topic on one screen, so it reads well on a phone, a tablet or printed out.
No. It is a visual study companion for your pharmacology and dosage calculation classes. The concepts are the same ones exam questions are built on, but we are not affiliated with NCSBN and no book can promise a passing score.
You have 30 days. If the material doesn't help you, email us and you get a full refund.
You have 30 days. Email me at info@medicalstudylab.com telling me what didn't work and I refund you in full. I ask not to argue, but because that is how I fix the book for the next person.
Pharmacology doesn't have to be the class that keeps you up at night.
You don't need to memorize every drug. You need to see how they're grouped, and a method for the math that works every time.
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