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Top 200 Drugs Flash Cards 2020, Vol 1 of 2: Easily Pass the PTCE & ExCPT for Cheaters Kindle Edition
The definition of cheat in the dictionary is to thwart by outwitting. My name is Thomas King and I am a pharmacist with over 15 years of experience preparing pharmacy technicians for the PTCB exam. I have held nothing back. This computer interactive flash card will give you every tip and trick to help you thwart the top 200 drugs so you could outwit the PTCB exam!
Other drug flash cards are either just a set of 3x5 index cards or digital photos of these 3x5 index cards. Just flashing a drug name in front of your face will NOT help you memorize drug names! Learning is an interactive experience.
My flash card is actually an app you could use on your computer, tablet, or smart phone. The app will ask you drug information and you will have to respond by writing the answer down. You might be surprised to find that the act of thinking and writing drug information down in response to questions with instant feedfack will help you learn the top 200 drugs quickly and easily. This app will teach you drug brand names, generic names, medication use, therapeutic category, and the DEA controlled substance schedules of the top 200 drugs. I invite you to buy this app now and take the first step towards your exciting new career in pharmacy!
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateSeptember 18, 2016
- Reading age17 - 18 years
- Grade level12 and up
- File size1.5 MB
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- ASIN : B01LZ6TEND
- Publisher : Eagle Internet Education, Inc. (September 18, 2016)
- Publication date : September 18, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 1.5 MB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Not Enabled
- Print length : 28 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #503,475 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #56 in Pharmacy (Kindle Store)
- #165 in 45-Minute Teen & Young Adult Short Reads
- #291 in Pharmacies
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Customers find the app easy to use and understand. It provides brand, generic, and drug class information for the top 200 drugs. The app randomly quizzes them on their drug names, making it convenient to study them whenever they have a moment.
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Customers find the book easy to understand and relate to medications. They say it's a handy way to review drugs that are most commonly used. The app provides detailed explanations of the drugs, which is helpful for nursing students and pharmacy students studying.
"...book was written for pharmacy technicians, this is also helpful for nursing students and pharmacy students studying to become a pharmacist...." Read more
"...The app also gives a detailed explanation of the drug. For example, for ibuprofen, I will type in "Advil"...." Read more
"...It is not really a flash card but a computer program that teaches you the top 200 drugs...." Read more
"...It is a very effective app. Also, I had a drug question and the author's email and phone number are in the book, so I called him...." Read more
Customers like the app's drug names. They say it lists the top 200 drugs with brand, generic, and drug class. The app randomly asks them for generic or brand names, making it easy to study their drug names whenever they have a moment.
"...This app makes it possible for me to study my drug names whenever I have a moment to do so such as when I'm standing in line at the grocery store or..." Read more
"...It is an app that asks me generic or brand names randomly. If it gives me A generic name, then I am expected to type in the corresponding brand name...." Read more
"...It has the top 200 drugs' brand names, generic names, what the drug is for, what kind of drug it is, and the controlled substance schedule of all..." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2017This app lists the top 200 drugs with brand name, generic name and drug class. If you click on the drug class, it will tell you what the drugs are used for. Highlighted blue text indicates that the text is clickable. Just click on "Look Inside" here on Amazon. You will see that the drug class text is highlighted blue. However, in the "Look Inside" demo here on Amazon, after you click on the text, it will not tell you the what the drug is used for because it is the demo. The full version after purchase will tell you what the drug is used for when you click on the drug class.
I have an ipad, an android tablet, an android phone, an iphone, and a computer. The formatting of the app works just fine in all my devices. I have tested the ebook of drug names on all devices that is reasonable to read a book from such as an ipad and an android tablet and the formatting is just fine. There are no words cut off on kindle.
There are no misspelled words in this app. If you were to look up "nitroglycerine" on Wikipedia, it will say that nitroglycerin can also be spelled nitroglycerine. Clopidogrel is spelled correctly in this book.
I noticed that one controlled substance was missing a controlled substance schedule in the book. The author's phone number is in the book so I called him to complain. He apologized and fixed it in less than 1 hour after I called him. All controlled substance drugs now list the controlled substance schedule of the drug next to the drug name in the "DEA Controlled Substances" chapter.
This flash card app is a godsend. I absolutely HATE memorizing long lists of information such as drug names. Just thinking about all those drug names makes my head spin. This app makes it possible for me to study my drug names whenever I have a moment to do so such as when I'm standing in line at the grocery store or during my lunch break at work. I can use this app on my phone and ipad. I don't have to sit down somewhere and study for hours. I can do this on the go. Although this app/ book was written for pharmacy technicians, this is also helpful for nursing students and pharmacy students studying to become a pharmacist. I highly recommend this study aid.
- Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2016I had previously bought a set of printed 3x5 index cards that were "Flash Cards" from another vendor (not Amazon) and it sucked. These cards kept falling out of my back pocket. I lost a couple. Ugh. Most of all, I wasn't learning the drug names fast enough.
I got this Drugs Flash Card and it was very helpful. It is an app that asks me generic or brand names randomly. If it gives me A generic name, then I am expected to type in the corresponding brand name. If it gives me a brand name, then I am expected to type in the corresponding generic name. The app then tells me if I got the answer correct and if I got it wrong, then the app gives me the correct answer. The app also gives a detailed explanation of the drug. For example, for ibuprofen, I will type in "Advil". In response, the app will tell me that I got the answer correct and tell me that Advil or ibuprofen is a NSAID or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug.
Best of all, I no longer have to muddle with dad gum 3x5 index cards. This app can be used from my new iPhone. I have also used this app on my iPad and I had an Android phone previously that worked with this app, too. Nice!
- Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2016This flash card was very useful. It has the top 200 drugs' brand names, generic names, what the drug is for, what kind of drug it is, and the controlled substance schedule of all the controlled substances in the top 200 drugs. It is not really a flash card but a computer program that teaches you the top 200 drugs. It asks you questions and you answer them on your phone, tablet, or computer. This lets me make the most use of my study time so I can study on my phone in odd places like while standing in line at the DPS office this morning. LOL.
- Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2016I used this to learn my top 200 drugs in just a couple sessions. It is a very effective app. Also, I had a drug question and the author's email and phone number are in the book, so I called him. He answered my question. Just that alone is worth the price of the app.
- Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2019Informative. Organized and easy to understand. Well written. I would recommend this book for studying for exam and to have as a reference to look back on .
- Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2016I realize it was only .99 but I somehow expected more based on rave reviews of interactive type questions that made you answer in the generic of a brand name pop up. I thought that might be useful for studying updated drug names. BUT I thought there would also be actual information about the drugs. I can't find anything about classifications, MOA, contradictions...nada. I then tried entering a code that was suppose to allow for the electronic flashcards...again, maybe Im doing something wrong but all that accomplished was to take me to a separate website to "join". I'm glad it was only a buck but don't buy this to do any actual medication studying
- Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2017Very helpful I'm a rma, this knowledge is a must. It's very easy to relate to the medications that I'm exposed to.
- Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2017Doesn't have all of the information needed, but that may be because half of the card gets cut off, even when reading horizontally on your phone.
Top reviews from other countries
- George LiReviewed in Canada on June 4, 2020
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent review of drug classes
Great overview of all drug classes