NAPLEX: How I Passed
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2021
- My NAPLEX exam experience, including my study strategy leading up to the exam, my testing experience and advice to others who take this exam. Thanks for watching, ask questions below or post recommended topics to cover, share it with your friends and like the video so more people see it!
Great job! Enjoy your Rx! You are licensed to save more lives now!
Congratulations 👏👏👏...you deserve it... thanks for sharing this
Very helpful :)
The NABP exam is very difficult to pass, I can't believe i failed after studying with so many materials😞
Sometimes it doesn't matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the Naplex exam last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mrs Brenda
Please does anyone know who this Mrs Brenda is? I really need to speak with her I'm frustrated 🥺
Brenda helped me and two of my friends pass the exam few years ago you're lucky I still have her info
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I know you talked about HIV and HCV and IMZ being a lot of the questions, but were there other topics that you thought you had a lot of questions on?
Honestly, those are the biggest areas. If you mean IMZ as immunizations, I also think ID - infectious diseases was big. Brand names, a few compounding questions, that's about all I have to recommend besides going through each chapter and getting the comprehensive study experience.
Hi there! Do you have a link to your quizlets? :) ive been making some as well but I would love to see other questions!
Sorry, I do not!
Did you have alot of select all that apply? And are these weighted more than others or worth the same amount of points.
Hello! I can't remember exactly how many, this is more common on law exams (MPJEs), but they should all be weighted equally. Some questions are thrown out because they are test questions, but you won't know these before or after the exam.
@@pharmresidents ok, so its better to answer all the questions and guess even if you do not know the answer? I thought that the calculations are worth more or scaled more heavily so that if you get a calculation wrong it can significantly lower your score
@@user-es5jq6yy9l Hmmm, I believe it's better to answer all the questions, they changed what % of each section was more prevalent in the exam just this past year, focusing less on calculations. I would contact NABP or check their annual bulletin for more details. Sorry I don't have better information!
Who is Mrs. Brenda?
Took it and felt like I got a 20%
Haha, hope you passed! I felt about the same
I am Indian pharm D student,to become a clinical pharmacist in usa ,how many exams to write 🤔 to become a clinical pharmacist in usa please tell me 🙏
Hello, I'm not sure how many additional exams you would have to take other than the NAPLEX and MPJE for the state(s) you practice in. I believe there is an exam which you take to ensure the pharmacy school you took out of the USA meets qualifications for USA pharmacy schools, it might be the foreign licensure exam, but I'm not sure. I would ask your pharmacy school if they have additional information for past students who have worked in the USA post graduation.
@@pharmresidents Thank you 🥰
How did you study for math
I think I read the calculations chapter in RxPrep twice, at the start of my studying, and then 1 day before the test. I did all of the practice questions, then repeated the ones I thought were challenging the night before.
which rxprep year did you use? the website only has 2022
I used 2021, at some point they no longer sell/give access to the previous year's material. Not sure if you can find a used 2021 book online or from past students, but I would try to get in a group purchase with your pharmacy class for the most current year. Typically there are updates in at least a few disease states, and I personally wouldn't want to study old material...
thank you so much for responding . i only have 2 weeks to study for my current att. so im taking it in 2 weeks. wish me luck ! i got the 2021 book now and rxprep videos
@@sugarcub3176 Good luck! Happy to help, for the book, if you need to prioritize your time, just hit the chapters you feel really you struggle with or are asked commonly on the exam. I did not review pharmacy foundations, and I regret reviewing the compounding section because it was a waste of my time. The videos I also did not get through the majority of due to time, but enjoyed the review of infectious diseases and calculations videos.
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This a scam?
@@hellohi123ist not a scam
@@hellohi123ist let me know if you need his info
@@hellohi123ist its 100% a scam. They post these everywhere with fake accounts. Don't give them your money.
@@hubertschulz3027Yeah, it is a scam. You can’t study for three days and pass. Gtfo