NCLEX
Pharmacology Basics
This topic integrates fundamental pharmacology concepts with critical thinking strategies essential for NCLEX success, emphasising safe medication administration, patient assessment, and prioritisation. It categorises high-risk medications—such as those with narrow therapeutic ranges, severe adverse effects, complex administration requirements, or significant drug-food interactions—while linking them to appropriate nursing assessments, monitoring of parameters, and patient education. Through applied reasoning, case-based examples, and elimination techniques, it reinforces the nurse’s ability to analyse scenarios, anticipate complications, and make safe, evidence-based clinical decisions.
Pharmacology Basics course overview
Covers pharmacology basics for NCLEX, focusing on safe medication administration and high-risk medicines, with case-based examples and elimination techniques for answering questions.
Who is it for?
Nursing students, graduate nurses and internationally educated nurses preparing for the NCLEX-RN.
What will you get?
Ability to identify high-risk medicines and the nursing checks they need in NCLEX questions.
Industry
Nursing and NCLEX-RN exam preparation