Preping for Graduation...(early that is)Hi,

[JamesL1585]

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I'm currently a P1 student at a new COP. A lot of the students in my class are wondering and questioning why we're learning some of the material we're learning in excess/limited detail. I have been searching the internet for an exact break down for the material that will be covered on the NAPLEX in our 3 years we will take it to give a better guide to our students to what material they want to learn very well and what material they should save as study guides for the future... any links would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks!

 

[stevephhs016]

Someone will prolly disagree but personally, I didn't think there was a point for any of the courses besides physio, anatomy, pharmacology. Tbh, I don't remember the time I needed to recall my P1-P2 knowledge.

It's more of way to weed students out of pharmacy school, I believe.

 

[JamesL1585]

Someone will prolly disagree but personally, I didn't think there was a point for any of the courses besides physio, anatomy, pharmacology. Tbh, I don't remember the time I needed to recall my P1-P2 knowledge.

It's more of way to weed students out of pharmacy school, I believe.

Understandable... but I still need a "formal" break down of points they want us to know for the NAPLEX even if its stuff for in the future... Thanks for the feedback though.

 

[FAMUPharmD09]

Understandable... but I still need a "formal" break down of points they want us to know for the NAPLEX even if its stuff for in the future... Thanks for the feedback though.

Maybe this helps. Info u need starts on pg 22 (22/34) under Naplex Competency Statement.

http://www.nabp.net/ftpfiles/bulletins/NAPLEXMPJE.pdf

 

[67echo]

I'm currently a P1 student at a new COP. A lot of the students in my class are wondering and questioning why we're learning some of the material we're learning in excess/limited detail. I have been searching the internet for an exact break down for the material that will be covered on the NAPLEX in our 3 years we will take it to give a better guide to our students to what material they want to learn very well and what material they should save as study guides for the future... any links would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks!

here is your breakdown...if it's in Dipiro, you need to know it. Doses too..

 

[MadDash]

P1 was almost completely useless. Dont' worry about it, that's just the crap they make everyone go through.

Damn, I hope we don't need to know doses. They don't make us memorize any doses at all. They're barely even presented.

 

[PumpkinSmasher]

Someone will prolly disagree but personally, I didn't think there was a point for any of the courses besides physio, anatomy, pharmacology. Tbh, I don't remember the time I needed to recall my P1-P2 knowledge.

It's more of way to weed students out of pharmacy school, I believe.

Therapeutics too.

 

[njac]

why not use a NAPLEX study book?