Pediatric Dosing Calculations: The #1 Most Feared Pharmacy Skill, How to Avoid a Deadly Decimal Point Error in Neonates
Neonates are not “small adults.” A decimal point in the wrong place can turn a life-saving dose into … Read more
Neonates are not “small adults.” A decimal point in the wrong place can turn a life-saving dose into … Read more
Pharmacists see blood tests every day, often before a doctor makes a final call. Reading those reports well … Read more
Good Manufacturing Practices are not classroom theory. Regulators use GMP to judge if a company can consistently make … Read more
Some drug pairs can turn a routine prescription into an emergency. As a pharmacy student, you need to … Read more
The NAPLEX is a long, high-stakes exam. Six hours, hundreds of items, and enough math and clinical nuance … Read more
You passed the MPJE in New York and think you’re “good at law.” Then California happens. The rules … Read more
The NAPLEX loves infectious disease because it tests whether you can pick a rational empiric therapy quickly and … Read more
Walk into a pharmacy and you may see two boxes of paracetamol (acetaminophen) sitting side by side. One … Read more
Most people never learn to read a prescription. Yet a small misunderstanding—like mixing up “once daily” with “four … Read more
Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) keep clinical trials on track. They protect patient safety, verify that data are accurate, … Read more