RxPrep

What is RxPrep? A company that offers online reviews for the NAPLEX and pharmacy law exams. Since 2001, it has been the preferred study material used by top pharmacy schools, the largest chain employers and the majority of U.S. and foreign graduates. Areas of focus: NAPLEX Law (MPJE/CPJE) Offers a mobile app that is android and ios compatible. Online practice tests consist of multiple choice, multiple-select and fill in answers.

NAPLEX What is the NAPLEX? New Changes Also known as the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination, measures a candidate's knowledge of the practice of pharmacy. New Changes As of November 2016, the NAPLEX increased in length to accommodate more content covering the diversity of clinical cases and medication preparation strategies encountered in pharmacy practice. Exam questions has increased from 185 to 250 Exam time has increased from 4 hours and 15 minutes to 6 hours Registration fee has increased from $505 to $575

The NAPLEX focuses heavily on areas pertaining to community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy and other clinical specialties. There are 78 chapters that are covered. Some are covered in more detail than others based off of how common it may be in everyday practice. Each chapter has a video lecture(s) and supporting documents such as guidelines and new updates pertaining to that area. There also is a comprehensive textbook that goes with all the testing material.

Calculations I & ii Non-sterile compounding Sterile compounding Medication safety & quality improvement Drug allergies & adverse drug reactions Pharmacokinetics Drug interactions Pharmacogenomics Biostatistics & pharmacoeconomics Drug mechanisms, classes & structures Drug formulations Dietary supplements, natural & complementary medication Drug references Lab values & drug monitoring Patient charts, assessment & healthcare communication Drug disposal IV drug compatibility, stability, administration & degradation Emergency preparedness, toxicology & antidotes Critical care & fluids/electrolytes Drug use in pregnancy & lactation Pediatric conditions Immunizations Travelers Renal disease Hepatitis & liver disease Infectious diseases i-iv Human immunodeficiency virus Pulmonary arterial hypertension Allergic rhinitis, cough & cold Asthma Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease tobacco cessation Cystic fibrosis Diabetes Thyroid disorders Systemic steroids & autoimmune conditions Transplant Contraception & infertility Osteoporosis, menopause & testosterone use

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Anxiety disorders Pain Migraine Gout Dyslipidemia Hypertension Ischemic heart disease Acute coronary syndromes Chronic heart failure Arrhythmias Anticoagulation Oncology I & ii Anemia Sickle cell disease Depression Schizophrenia/psychosis Bipolar disorder Parkinson disease Alzheimer’s disease Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder Anxiety disorders Sleep disorders: insomnia, restless legs syndrome & narcolepsy Epilepsy/seizures Stroke Gerd & pud Constipation & diarrhea Inflammatory bowel disease Sexual dysfunction Benign prostatic hyperplasia Overactive bladder Glaucoma, ophthalmics & optics Motion sickness Common skin conditions Weight loss

Mpje/cpje What is the mpje/cpje? Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination and California pharmacy jurisprudence examination, combine federal and state specific questions to test the pharmacy jurisprudence knowledge of prospective pharmacists. It serves as the pharmacy law examination in participating jurisdictions and tests a candidate’s mastery of pharmacy law.

There are 6 sections that are covered for the mpje and there are 5 sections covered for the cpje. Some are covered in more detail than others based off of how common it may be in everyday practice. Each section has a video lecture(s) and supporting documents such as new updates pertaining to that area of pharmacy law.

Mpje cpje Introduction to the multistate pharmacy jurisprudence exam Pharmacy laws and regulations Licensure, registration, certification & operations Pharmacy Practice Controlled substances Dispensing nonprescription drugs Cpje section I Cpje section Ii Cpje section iii Cpje section IV Cpje section v

Benefits Drawbacks Preferred online option for preparing for NAPLEX and mpje/cpje Easy navigation on website Has feedback mode Textbook is a comprehensive summary of everything you need to know Not very mobile friendly App does not work Test questions are always the same for each chapter/section Some answers are incorrect Costs a lot of money