RxPrimer

You stop cramming a list and start reading the language. Most drug-name study asks you to brute-force 200 flashcards — brand, generic, class, repeat — and hope it sticks. RxPrimer is the opposite. Drug names are built from patterns. Learn that -pril means ACE inhibitor, or that -statin means cholesterol drug, and you no longer memorize each drug. You decode it — including ones you have never seen. That is roughly 40 patterns instead of 200 strangers. THE 40 PATTERNS METHOD The Drug Primer is a twelve-unit course built on drug-name patterns rather than drug names. Each lesson gives you the stem, the class it signals, and the drugs that inherit it — then makes you use it. A pattern is not finished when you have read it. It is finished when you can apply it to a drug that was never on the card. Because the patterns compound, the work gets lighter as you go. The last unit is easier than the…