Generic/Brand1
Study Methods
Pharmacy Specific study aids
Common Abbreviations
Generic/Brand2
100

Ranitidine

What is Zantac (Antacid, H2 blocker)

100

Spacing

What is, spreading out study sessions across a long period of time.

100

Common characteristic of drugs by class (i.e. Beta-blockers, Ace inhibitors)

What is typically, the same dosage forms, mechanisms of action, side effects, and contraindications.

100

STAT

What is "NOW" or "Immediately"

100

Dexlansoprazole

What is Dexilant (Antacid, PPI)

200

Famotidine

What is Pepcid (Antacid H2 blocker)

200

Interleaving

Mixing practice on several related skills together

200

The suffix "Floxacin" belongs to which drug class?

What is Fluoroquinolones. (Levofloxacin, Ciprofloxacin, Oxafloxacin)

200

DAW

What is "Dispense as Written"

200

Rabeprazole

What is Aciphex (Antacid, PPI)

300

Esomeprazole

What is Nexium (Antacid, PPI)

300

Self-Testing (a.k.a. retrieval practice)

What is, taking practice tests during study time or having someone else quiz you using flash cards.

300

The suffix "Olol" belongs to which class of drugs?

What are beta-blockers HTN (Propranolol, Metoprolol, Labetalol, Carvedilol)

300

PRN

What is "As Needed" or "As Necessary"

300

Etanercept

Enbrel (Anti-Arthritic)

400

Omeprazole

What is Prilosec (Antacid, PPI)

400

Contiguity Principle 

What is, aligning words to corresponding graphics.

400

The suffix "Cillin" belongs to which class of drugs?

 What are Antibiotics (Penicillin, Amoxicillin, Ticarcillin)

400

NKA

What is "No Known Allergies"

400

Montelukast

What is Singular (Anti-Asthmatic)

500

Pantoprazole

What is Protonix (Antacid, PPI)

500

Growth Mindset

What is viewing, intelligence, character, and ambition as evolving characteristics rather than viewing everything as a set pattern (in other words keeping an open mind) 

500

The suffix "Caine" belongs to which class of drugs?

What are Anesthetics (Lidocaine, Cocaine, Tetracaine)

500

Rx

What is "Prescription" (Pharmacy, Medication, Drug)

500

Albuterol

What is Proair / Proventil (Anti-Asthmatic)