What to read after Study Guide for Pharmacology for Nursing Care?

NCLEX Examination-style questions for each chapter in a variety of study/review formats

Case Study scenarios provide true-to-life practice in responding to clinical situations that are typical of contemporary medication therapy

Implications of drugs and drug classes for patient care

Highlighted application-level questions help you integrate other nursing knowledge such as developmental considerations, laboratory values, and symptoms of adverse effects Critical thinking, prioritization, and delegation questions More questions dedicated to prioritization and delegation

Increased variety of question types includes matching, true-false, completion, and other formats

Decreased emphasis on questions that require lengthy free-text responses

Shortened question scenarios more closely resemble NCLEX Examination questions

Reorganization of chapters breaks content into four sections:

Study Questions (matching, true-false, completion, etc.)

Critical Thinking, Prioritization, and Delegation Questions (multiple-choice, multiple-select)

Dosage Calculation Questions

Case Studies Answer key now included in printed Study Guide