Here is the list of study topics for your NAPLEX exam preparation: Cardiovascular Disorders Immunologic, Hematologic, and Oncologic Disorders Infectious Diseases Renal and Nutritional Disorders Gastrointestinal Disorders Respiratory Disorders Neurologic Disorders Psychiatric Disorders Endocrinological Disorders Health and Wellness and Other Topics Read also:
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…
All NAPLEX questions are based on competency statements that are reviewed and revised periodically. The NAPLEX competency Statements describe the knowledge, judgment, and skills that the candidate is expected to demonstrate as an entry-level pharmacist. A complete description of the NAPLEX Competency Statements is published on the NABP website and is reproduced, with…
A positive attitude and a realistic approach are essential to successful test preparation. If the student concentrates on the negative aspects of tests or on the potential for failure, anxiety increases and performance decreases. Therefore, we are going to share few effective study tips for your NAPLEX preparation: 1. Study for yourself Although some…
When I was creating this NAPLEX study plan, I wanted to give you breaks or more time between the more dense or difficult topics. As you see the below study plan, you may notice that some days on the plan are harder than other but it can be manageable. Let’s dive into the NAPLEX study…
NAPLEX The North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX) is designed to evaluate general practice knowledge and is taken by recent college of pharmacy graduates shortly after they receive their degree. The exam is also taken by foreign-educated pharmacists who have earned FPGEC Certification. It is a computer-adaptive test. These questions measure the prospective pharmacist’s…