Apha

[Ninah]

Hi
I was just wondering that those of you who passed Naplex using APHA,what sections did you concentrate on?
I am reading through chapters and I find it too detailed regarding disease states......
Your help is very much appreciated.
Thanks

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[sandman1261999]

memorize everything!

 

[lakester2001]

Read the entire book (except for the chapters before HTN). Also bought the Kaplan book at Borders (really liked the tables in there)

 

[Ninah]

Thank you so much for your replies,so I am reading APHA and Lang Q&A,also doing questions from CPR.
Will I be set??
I am scared and panicking!!!
Wow,I can not wait to get these exams over and done with.

 

[Corradoracer]

I took the naplex last week. The best advice i can give is to take the prenaplex to cool your nerves going into the exam. You will realize that a decent portion of the test requires good guessing, but with a solid math foundation things will be okay. I got a 116 on the prenaplex while guessing close to every third question. I am not worried about the results on the NAPLEX ... at least that what i try to convince myself

 

[gsinccom]

I took the naplex last week. The best advice i can give is to take the prenaplex to cool your nerves going into the exam. You will realize that a decent portion of the test requires good guessing, but with a solid math foundation things will be okay. I got a 116 on the prenaplex while guessing close to every third question. I am not worried about the results on the NAPLEX ... at least that what i try to convince myself

thank you

 

[xraided]

I just the passed the naplex with ease. I used both Kaplan and RXPREP, and you can easily get by using only the Kaplan, book, it has a pretest in the back of the book and a post test online, and you dont have to spend the extra $50 to take the prenaplex. Its kind of hard listening to people telling you to relax and not to stress out until you take it.