Core Pharmacology
Drug classes, actions and adverse effects.
Choose a curriculum pathway for Generic BSN, nursing practice, community health, maternal-child care, medication safety or midwifery.
Official theory structures are preserved where published. Curriculum-based and specialty-dependent routes are clearly labelled, while clinical and practical components remain separate.
A patient-safety focused nursing pharmacology route.
Drug classes, actions and adverse effects.
Rights of administration, calculations and monitoring.
Insulin, anticoagulants, opioids and electrolyte safety.
Recording, counselling and escalation.
PNMC recognizes multiple programmes; there is no single universal “Nursing exam” paper for all candidates.
These 100-question banks are curriculum-based revision routes, not claimed official board-paper weightages.
Clinical performance, viva, skills tests and institutional assessments must remain separate from MCQ practice.
Select the route matching the candidate’s programme, semester and examining body.
100 practice questions · 100 min