Licensed pharmacist examination subjects Licensed pharmacist examination is divided into pharmacy and traditional Chinese medicine, both of which have four subjects. Pharmaceutical management and regulations and comprehensive knowledge and skills are compulsory subjects.
Personnel engaged in pharmacy or Chinese medicine can choose pharmacy major (1), pharmacy major (2) or Chinese medicine major (1) and Chinese medicine major (2) according to their majors.
Each subject takes the form of separate examination and separate grading. Each subject 120 questions, each question 1 point, full score 120 points. The types of questions include type A (best multiple-choice questions), type B (compatibility multiple-choice questions), type C (comprehensive analysis multiple-choice questions) and type X (multiple-choice questions). There are 4 options for the subject of Pharmaceutical Affairs Management and Regulations, and 5 options for other subjects.
The specific proposition scope of each subject can refer to the outline of the national licensed pharmacist qualification examination formulated by the State Administration of Pharmaceutical Products and approved by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security.
Is the licensed pharmacist exam difficult? Everyone has a different understanding of the difficulty of the licensed pharmacist exam. The most important thing is to look at your own foundation. Generally speaking, western medicine is difficult, and western medicine is the foundation. First, learn western medicine well. It is much easier to study medicine comprehensively, and the rules are the simplest.
Chinese medicine is also a little more difficult.
Regarding learning, I would like to make the following suggestions:
1. Read through: Reading carefully and word by word from beginning to end does not require you to have a thorough memory and understanding of the knowledge points, but only a general understanding of the system, content and framework of the textbook.
2. Look at the teaching materials in combination with the courseware: while listening to the courseware, read books, combine the contents of the courseware with the teaching materials, study one by one according to the chapter order, and break through the key and difficult points one by one.
3. Intensive reading: After learning the knowledge points of chapters, we should systematically sort them out. We can't browse these books this time. We must study step by step. Every place in the book should be thoroughly understood, and there should be no blind spots and misunderstandings. This passage focuses on deepening understanding and memory.
4. Check for leaks and fill gaps: At this time, you can use the recall method to recall knowledge points against the catalogue, see where there are still problems, and conduct targeted learning.