Description
Pharmacology makes up a significant portion of the PTCE and you will use drug knowledge on a daily basis. For this assignment, you will take the pharmacology practice exam in your Certification Exam Review text and report on your results. The exam itself is not graded.
Directions: Locate the Pharmacology Practice Exam in your Certification Exam Review text. Take the exam, and note how long it takes you to finish the exam. Then, determine your score by comparing your answers to the answer key in the back of the text. Take some time to review your answers and the questions you answered incorrectly. Then, in 3-5 paragraphs, write up a report that includes the following:
- The score (out of 25) that you got on the exam and the time it took you to take the exam.
- The areas that you feel are your strengths and weaknesses. For example, are brand/generic conversions easy? Dosage forms challenging?
- Discuss at least 3 questions that you answered incorrectly. Discuss at least 3 resources that you can use to help you reinforce your pharmacology knowledge and prepare for that portion of the exam.
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RUNNING HEAD; PHARMACOLOGY TEST
I scored 19/25 in the pharmacology practice test. Generally I took 31 minutes to complete the
test. The test however made me arouse and confirm my weaknesses and strengths in
Pharmacology as far as my PTCD test is concerned. Basically my strengths in Pharmacology
revolve around areas such as dosage forms, abbreviations, routes of administering drugs and
pharmacokinetic math.
Summarily, dosage forms involve the study of the form in which a drug should or can be
administered. This is usually considered either from the function of the drug or the
ailment/condition of the patient. I find this easy as it only revolve around considering and
outweighing factors of the patient and the drug. Moreo...
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