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Notes for my master's level pharmacology course. Earned me an "A" on every test and in the class. This is a cluster of pharmacology guides to help understand the advanced basics. Can act as a note template, or a foundation, but originally made as a study guide.

This is the fourth part of my pharmacology study guides. This earned me an "A" on my exam. Contains good general information for all graduate level pharmacology students. Originally made as a study guide but can be used as a note template, or as a foundation for more information. It was made using the CDC, ANA, AHA, ACC, ADA, and Davis' Drug Guide.

This is the third part of my pharmacology study guides. This earned me an "A" on my exam. Contains good general information for all graduate level pharmacology students. Originally made as a study guide but can be used as a note template, or as a foundation for more information. It was made using the CDC, ANA, AHA, ACC, ADA, and Davis' Drug Guide.

This is the second part of my pharmacology study guides. This earned me an "A" on my exam. Contains good general information for all graduate level pharmacology students. Originally made as a study guide but can be used as a note template, or as a foundation for more information. It was made using the CDC, ANA, AHA, ACC, ADA, and Davis' Drug Guide.

This study guide granted me an "A" on all of my pharmacology tests in a graduate level nursing class. It carries information about Tennessee Legislature but can be considered universal to any state. It is a complete exam guide for the graduate level pharmacology course and is information from the CDC, AHA, ACC, ANA, and Davis' Drug Guide (2026 version). Is a test guide from Austin Peay State University, but carries good basic information for all universities.

This 6-page anti-psychotic drug guide is a glimpse of some commonly tested on mental health drugs. This contains the mechanism of action, indications, side effects, and education. It is information gathered from the NIH, CDC, textbooks, and other reputable articles. This earned me an "A" on my assignment.

This 20-page document contains basic pharmacological information based on textbooks, NIH, CDC, and other reputable sources. Includes IV fluids, antihypertensives, antiinflammatories, endocrine medications, anticoagulants, and more. Includes the mechanism of action, adverse effects, what to look out for, indications, and parameters to monitor. This information earned me an "A" in my accredited bachelor's program.