Bernard Ho, St George's, University of London

There's no point to bring your massive Rang and Dale around to study anymore. The flashcards are very detailed and there are A LOT to choose from to form your very own study pile. There are cards with diagrams to refresh yourself of the pharmacodynamics and pathways involved, there are specific cards for each specific drug, and there are index cards to help organize your entire collection. If you are too lazy to make your own pharmacology flashcards, get this one. There are not too many to choose from in the current market. This is definitely my first choice.

Posted 26th Oct 2010

Sarah Edwards, Peninsula Medical School

Pharmacology is one of those subjects often not taught well at medical school. At times it is very challenging to learn I find, as you learn pharmacology in an abstract way. These flash cards are what I've been waiting for. I have the book but as I've been getting into my final year its been more difficult to use the book as it so big and heavy! The flash cards essentially take each drug, on one side they put a diagram of how it works and on the other they explain the drug. Its clear and concise. I only wish they could do, what they did with other flash card series. Put the name of the drug on one side and all the information on the other side, it would be more like a game. Despite this, brilliant resource.

Posted 14th Oct 2010