Pharmacology Mnemonics: The Most Common Medication Prefixes, Suffixes, and Roots and How to Remember Them: A Quick and Easy Drug Study Guide for ... Medical Students, and Pharmacy Technicians Paperback – May 14, 2023

I absolutely cannot memorize any drugs for the life of me but this pharm mnemonics book has been so helpful for me in nursing school!! Very simple to follow and the memorization tactic sticks with you. I highly recommend if you’re struggling like I am with learning all the category of drugs

I have been struggling through pharmacology in school. This book is succinct, well laid out and made simple some of the topics I've been having trouble getting. I got an A on my last quiz thanks to this book!

A lot of the mneumonics aren't actually mneumonics - just nonsense words that have nothing to do with the drug, or they are so generic they could apply to multiple classes. An free internet search was far more helpful. Total waste of money.

It’s a thin book and has good yet very little content. I didn’t end up using it much unfortunately.

Great book

"Pharmacology Mnemonics" is an educational gem that aspiring medical professionals will find invaluable. This well-researched book offers concrete techniques and tools to expand your knowledge of medications. What sets it apart is the use of creative mnemonic devices that make learning memorable and enjoyable. With space provided to invent your own memory aids, you can take your studying to the next level. The book provides real-world examples, making complex concepts easier to grasp. It's a hands-on and interactive guide that will help you master pharmacology with ease. Whether you're a student or looking for a thoughtful gift, this informative and educational book is a must-have companion on your journey to medication expertise.

I didn't find it helpful

This is really helpful! I'm a navy corpsman and this helps me identify what the medications are for. This is a very useful guide not only for caregivers and first responders but at home as well. I really like the way the author made acronyms of the mnemonics to make it easy to remember and identify what the medication is for.