Licensed Pharmacist Exam Preparation Strategy How to Prepare for the Licensed Pharmacist Exam

Whether you are preparing for the exam as a licensed Chinese pharmacist or a licensed western pharmacist, you need to master the correct preparation method, and each subject is different, and the method of preparing for each person is also different.

01 Regulations.

Features: comprehensive assessment + focus; Cross-chapter comprehensive + multi-dimensional assessment; There are many policies, and the technical terms are difficult to understand.

Exam preparation advice: rote memorization is not the way, understanding is the king. Understand the logic of various laws and regulations, and classify and distinguish memories to avoid confusion.

02 Traditional Chinese Medicine I.

Features: Medicinal chemistry, essential formulas, pharmacy, drug identification and other contents are examined; The exam is difficult; The knowledge points cover a wide range.

03 Chinese medicine II.

Features: The basic knowledge points are examined, but the important and difficult points of the exam are widely distributed, and there are many test points that need to be memorized.

Suggestions for exam preparation: Remember the diagram without a quick note, avoid forgetting when you turn your head, it is recommended to review and consolidate in time, and be good at summarizing and inducting, and understand it as the top. If you have time, you can study the past exam questions, distinguish priorities, and grasp the key points.

04 Western medicine one.

Features: It is not very relevant to other subjects, and there is a certain degree of difficulty.

Exam preparation suggestions: For candidates who do not have a foundation in pharmacy and pharmacology, it will be more difficult to learn and need to spend more time to study, so you can spend more time learning Western medicine (1) first, in case there is not enough time in the later stage. For candidates who have a foundation in pharmacy, it will be relatively simple, and the content of pharmacy can be memorized through horizontal and vertical summaries.

Therefore, you can learn medicine one first, and then learn medicine.

2. Pharmaceutical synthesis and regulations.

05 Western medicine two.

Features: Based on clinical pathology, it mainly examines the characteristics of drug action, drug interactions, typical adverse reactions and contraindications, medication monitoring, indications and precautions of major drugs.

06 Comprehensive knowledge and skills in Chinese medicine.

Features: This discipline mainly involves comprehensive knowledge points, including traditional Chinese medicine I, Chinese medicine II, and laws and regulations, as well as how to review prescriptions, how to review, how to dispense, and how to decoction of some drugs.

Exam preparation suggestions: focus on understanding, master skills, and win with formulas. Among them, Chapter 7 is very cost-effective and is the top priority.

07 Comprehensive knowledge and skills in pharmacy.

Features: The comprehensive current exam is mainly combined with the case and the life dosage of some drugs.

Exam preparation advice: grasp the key points, apply them flexibly, and pay attention to practice. To examine our ability to apply the content we have learned, we should pay attention to the infiguration in the learning process.

Third, the front and back contact, pay attention to the cultivation of practical ability.

Preparation for the exam should also be methodical, draw inferences from others, and master flexibly.

1. Review as soon as possible.

Since I have decided to take the licensed pharmacist exam, I must have been fully mentally and psychologically prepared. There are not a few people who sign up for the licensed pharmacist exam every year, but there are not so many people who pass the licensed pharmacist exam, which shows that the licensed pharmacist exam is not so easy.

I think everyone should read less articles like "I only used one month to successfully pass the licensed pharmacist" type of articles. Imagine how many people in the country can pass the licensed pharmacist examination within a month? Can you be sure that you will be among these people in the future?

So it's better to review as soon as possible, one more day of review will allow you to master a little more content, although it is harder, but it is worth it for the final grade.

2. Multiple rounds of review.

Increase your study time, and don't forget to improve your study efficiency. There is a big difference between reviewing once a month and reviewing twice a month, and some candidates seem to have been preparing for a long time, but in fact they have not reviewed for a few rounds at all, and the effect is naturally not good.

Candidates must review multiple rounds and review repeatedly, so as to consolidate their knowledge, and it is recommended to review at least three rounds here, as follows:

The first round of review: In the first round of review, it is recommended to read the textbook first, study the textbook comprehensively, from the key to the sub-focus, and then to the non-focus, one by one, grasp as much as possible the content required by the syllabus, if necessary, you can choose to participate in the basic training course, comprehensive and systematic learning.

The second round of review: focused review, according to the past past questions and mock test questions, summarize and summarize the knowledge points of the common test, and consolidate them. This stage is very important, and it is necessary to summarize the important knowledge points.

The third round of review: check and fill in the gaps, at this stage, you can do a little less questions, the key points marked out at the beginning are repeatedly browsed several times, remember what you can remember, and leave an impression if you can't remember it, at least you can improve the probability of getting it right. If you have enough time, it is recommended to go through the textbook at the end, pay attention to the key points, and at the same time, you can also make reasonable use of the wrong question set to memorize the corresponding knowledge points.

The specific tips for practicing pharmacists to review are as follows1. Read more textbooks and have a good idea of the content of the textbooks

The licensed pharmacist examination is ever-changing, and the knowledge points and difficulties of the examination are all in the content of the textbook.

2. Brush more past papers from the last few yearsIn recent years, the past few past questions can reflect the hot spots and major difficulties of this year's licensed pharmacist examination.

3. Summarize the mistakes into a problem bookSummarize the wrong questions and do it again before the exam, which can consolidate the knowledge points that you usually do not grasp well, and check and fill in the gaps.

Fourth, try to keep your notes as simple as possibleTry to use a mind map to memorize, try to make the knowledge points of a chapter into a piece of paper or a **, you can only look at this piece of paper when you go back to review, and turn the book again if you don't remember the knowledge points.

Fifth, a good attitudeWhen preparing for the exam, you must calm down and endure loneliness, you can't fish for three days and hit the net for two days, you can't be attracted by other interesting things, and you must remind yourself that if you can't pass the exam because of a moment of rough fun, then your recent efforts may be in vain.

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1.Suggestions for preparing for the study of Chinese medicine:

It is recommended to learn the professional knowledge of Chinese medicine in the preparation for the exam, which accounts for about 35% of the time; Next, start the study of Chinese medicine II, and the recommended time accounts for about 25%; Put the Chinese medicine comprehensive in the third order to learn, and the time accounts for about 25%; The preparation of regulations is placed last, and the proportion of time is about 15%.

2.Western Medicine Study Suggestions:

It is recommended to learn medicine 2 first and then learn medicine comprehensive, and there is a large part of overlap between medicine 2 and pharmaceutical comprehensive; There is an overlap between the prescription review aspect of the drug comprehensive and the regulations, and it can be learned together. After that, I studied Pharmacy I, which mainly consists of two parts: pharmacy and medicinal chemistry; Chapter 8 of Medicine 1 and Chapter 4 of Medicine Comprehensive are repeated and can be studied at the same time; Regulations can be taken in the provisional examination.

Review in one or two months.