NAPLEX questions are multiple-choice questions. There are 250 questions on the test, though only 200 questions are used to calculate your final score.To pass the exam, you must achieve a score of 75 (out of a possible 150).
General Pharmacology
Candidates are expected to have a rounded knowledge of pharmacology; both general pharmacology / principlesand clinical pharmacology - a thorough, broad knowledge of the essential science.
OTC / Clinical Pharmacy
Candidates must have a thorough knowledge of OTC medicines, sterile and non-sterile compounding, as well as nutritional support, critical care and other key aspects of clinical pharmacy.
Pharmacy Calculations
Candidates are expected to have a rounded knowledge of pharmacology; both general pharmacology / principlesand clinical pharmacology - a thorough, broad knowledge of the essential science.
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