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Nursing pharmacology flashcards

Free, Quizlet-style flashcards for the NCLEX lab values and therapeutic drug levels. The fastest way to lock in a number is to try to recall it before you see it: read the name, say the range out loud, then flip the card and grade yourself. No sign-up, works on your phone.

Made by the nursing-review team behind Pharm Made Manageable, a free NCLEX pharmacology study site. These are the ranges that show up again and again in pharmacology questions, plus the one clinical point that makes each one worth knowing.

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A range you can recite is worth ten you half-remember. When these feel automatic, put them to work on real questions and full drug classes. Everything below is free.

Antidotes and lab-values cheat sheet: the same numbers on one printable page, next to the reversal agents and hold parameters.
Pharm Made Manageable: the free study site and the framework that makes 54 drug classes learnable in your final weeks.
High-yield drug classes: why each of these labs matters, class by class.

Nursing considerations, drug by drug

Several of these drugs are tested by their level or their labs. Each page below is the assessment, priority, and teaching breakdown for one drug, free:

Lithium therapeutic level and lithium nursing considerations
Digoxin therapeutic level, nursing considerations, and patient teaching
Warfarin therapeutic INR, warfarin, heparin, and enoxaparin
Potassium chloride, hypokalemia interventions, and furosemide
Gentamicin (peak and trough) and vancomycin
Metformin, insulin, and prednisone

Want the whole method in one place, with the cram tables and memory hooks? The full guide, NCLEX-RN Pharmacology Made Manageable (PDF and EPUB), is available for $12.99. You can read a free sample first (two full chapters, no email needed). The site above is free either way.