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Anyone have this book? It’s a workbook

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I’m currently studying for the PTCB exam and I’ve noticed something about my learning.

I can usually recognize drug names and their answers when I see multiple-choice options (brand vs generic, drug classes, etc.), but I struggle to spell or say the exact drug names correctly from scratch.

For example, I might recognize “lisinopril” or “amlodipine” when I see it, but when I try to write or say it it myself I sometimes end up with small spelling / sounding errors like “linisopril” instead of “lisinopril,” even though I know what it is when I see it.

Is this normal for PTCB prep? And does the actual exam focus more on recognition rather than perfect spelling? I’m worried how this would translate over when actually working and pronouncing these prescriptions on the job.

Any advice from people who have taken it would be appreciated.

I’m currently studying for the PTCB exam and I’ve noticed something about my learning.

I can usually recognize drug names and their answers when I see multiple-choice options (brand vs generic, drug classes, etc.), but I struggle to spell the exact drug names correctly from scratch.

For example, I might recognize “lisinopril” or “amlodipine” when I see it, but when I try to write it myself I sometimes end up with small spelling errors like “linisopril” instead of “lisinopril,” even though I know what it is when I see it.

Is this normal for PTCB prep? And does the actual exam focus more on recognition rather than perfect spelling? I’m worried how this would translate over when actually working and pronouncing these prescriptions on the job.

Any advice from people who have taken it would be appreciated.

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