NCLEX Favorite: Antidotes and Emergency Medications Quick Reference
Know the most tested NCLEX antidotes and emergency drugs like Narcan, Vitamin K, and Epinephrine. This nursing cheat sheet is ideal for any RN or nursing student.
Diuretic Medications: Lasix, Spironolactone, and Thiazides Explained
This quick nursing guide explains loop, thiazide, and potassium-sparing diuretics with tips for NCLEX and patient care—ideal for any RN nurse or nursing student.
Psych Meds Overview for Nurses: SSRIs, Antipsychotics, and Mood Stabilizers
A simple guide to SSRIs, antipsychotics, and mood stabilizers—perfect for nurses, NCLEX prep, and your mental health nursing bundle.
Antibiotics Cheat Sheet for Nurses: Classes, Uses, and Tips
A quick guide to antibiotics every nurse should know. Covers drug classes, common uses, side effects, and NCLEX safety tips.
5 Medications You NEVER Crush: Nurse’s Quick Safety Guide
Discover 5 high-risk medications nurses should never crush. Simplified for NCLEX prep and safe practice in med administration.
Pain Medications Explained: Opioids vs. NSAIDs vs. Acetaminophen
Understanding pain medications is essential for every nurse, especially those preparing for the NCLEX or using a nursing bundle to master pharmacology. Whether you’re a ...
Common Medication Side Effects: A Nurse’s Quick Guide
Watch for these common medication side effects to improve patient safety. A must-read guide for NCLEX prep and every RN nurse.
Insulin Types Simplified: Onset, Peak, Duration Chart for Nurses
Master insulin onset, peak, and duration with this simplified chart. Ideal for nursing students, RN nurses, and your NCLEX nursing bundle.
Drug Suffix Cheat Sheet: How to Quickly Recognize Drug Classes
This drug suffix cheat sheet helps nurses and NCLEX students identify medications quickly by class. Perfect for your nursing bundle and clinical practice.
Top 10 High-Alert Medications Every Nurse Should Know
These top 10 high-alert medications are essential for nurses and NCLEX success. Review risks, tips, and monitoring with this RN nurse–friendly guide.