Though your pharmacy school courses provide a foundation, give yourself the best chance to succeed on the NAPLEX by studying with our NaplexStudy.com resources, including the NAPLEX study plan, study schedule, and study materials. First of all, it is important that you plan to study all the subjects and chapters included in the naplex…
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The FPGEE is an examination owned and developed by NABP to evaluate foreign pharmacy graduates for the purpose of granting FPGEC certification. It is designed to measure knowledge in four major pharmacy content areas: The FPGEE is a 200 questions exam using a computerized format administered over a 4.5 hour testing period. The…
The Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE) is a comprehensive pharmacy exam for foreign pharmacist in United States, which focuses on knowledge from biomedical, pharmaceutical, behavioral, and clinical sciences. Pharmacists from outside of the United States are required to Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC) Certification before applying for a pharmacy licensure exam (NAPLEX)…
A strong understanding of the NAPLEX syllabus will aid in your preparation to take the examination. The NAPLEX Exam Syllabus is very broad and can divided into several parts as mentioned below: Area 1 – Obtain, Interpret, or Assess Data, Medical, or Patient Information (Approximately 18% of Test) Area 2 – Identify Drug…
Several terms are used to express the mass (weight) of equal volumes of different substances – absolute density, apparent density, relative density, and specific gravity. Absolute density is the ratio of the mass of an object, determined in or referred to a vacuum, at a specified temperature, to the volume of the object at…