The Pharm Tech Nerd

This is a great lab for Pharmacy students, especially if they've been working with ratios! It's simple and you only need 2 ingredients.

Scale your pharmacy students' introduction to compounding

Scale your pharmacy students' knowledge of ratios in compounding with this beginner worksheet.

Answer key to accompany the basic ratios worksheet

Help your Pharmacy/ Pharmacy Tech students with remembering the TOP 200 DRUGS with this fun puzzle activity. Students need to cut out the brand name medication and attach it to its generic name. Taping/glueing just the top of the cut out also aids the student to study after finishing this fun assignment

These are great to use when matching brand name drugs to their generic equivalents. These are resizeable, so you can make them big enough to shuffle around on the classroom whiteboard with some magnetic tape OR you can make them index card size for students to study at their tables. Printing Instructions For The WhiteboardClick on "More Settings" Under "Pages Per Sheet" Select 2 Then Print Printing Instructions For Flash CardsSelect "Actual Size" Under the "Scale" Options Then Print Digital Pro

Help your students with remembering the TOP 200 DRUGS with this fun puzzle activity. Students need to cut out the brand name medication and attach it to its generic name. Taping/glueing just the top of the cut out also aids the student to study after finishing this fun assignment

If you're test prepping your students for a CPhT certification exam or doing simple dimensional analysis with household measurements, the mnemonic is easy to remember and very helpful!

Have your students keep track of their popular drugs in this workbook. With enough pages for the top 200. It gives students a chance to look up popular strengths along with their Classifications.

▪️I made these planner sheets so that my students didn’t have to keep sifting through all their notes to find their BRAND and GENERIC DRUGS. It also helps them when they’re studying to remember the bullet points of each drug (Indications,side effects…) ▪️Each week I give my students a planner check of the drugs used to treat the conditions discussed that week. ▪️The checklist is useful to keep students aware of upcoming assignments. ▪️The “Topics For Tomorrow” section can also be used for your s

A scaffolded approach to calculating dosages for body weights.