Nursing Drug Card Template | Fillable PDF Drug Cards | Pharmacology Study Guide | Nursing Student Printable | NCLEX Med Cards

Stop rewriting the same drug facts in your notebook. Fill in a card, drill it, and know what to check before you give it.

This drug card template gives you four layouts for pharmacology class, clinical prep and NCLEX review, plus a fully worked example so you know exactly what to write. I'm Anna, RN, BSN, PHN, a nurse educator and former nursing instructor. I've been helping nursing students pass their exams through NurseStudy.Net since 2012. Every card puts the nursing focus first: the class, what you assess before giving it, when to hold it, and what the patient needs to know.

What's Inside

• 4 cards per page with cut lines (great on card stock)
• 2 cards per page, half-sheet size
• 1 detailed card per page with classification, action, indications, dose and route, side effects, nursing considerations, patient teaching, labs to monitor, contraindications and a high-alert checkbox
• 6 mini flashcards per page for quick drills
• Worked example: metoprolol, filled in start to finish
• My Drug List tracker with "card made" and "mastered" checkboxes
• How-to page with a drug name endings cheat sheet, high-alert med list and antidotes to know

Good For

• Nursing students (ADN, BSN, LPN/LVN) in pharmacology
• Clinical prep for your patient's meds
• NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN review
• New nurses building their med knowledge

Details

• Hyperlinked: clickable contents page and bookmarks for tablets
• Instant digital download
• Two PDFs: printable and fillable, 8 pages each
• US letter size (8.5 x 11 in)
• Print at home, or type into the fillable PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Preview
• Works in GoodNotes or Notability

Please Note

• This is a digital product. Nothing will be shipped.
• Due to the digital nature, all sales are final.
• For personal use only. Please do not share or resell.
• For study use. Always follow your drug reference, your school's materials, facility policy and provider orders.

NCLEX® is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, which does not endorse this product.