Pharmacy Professional Knowledge (I)

Name: Pharmacy Professional Knowledge (I)
ISBN: 9787513245906

田燕 / 高萌China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine · ChinaJun 2018

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Word count: 19K words
Chapters: 7
ISBN: 9787513245906

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Summary

These "mock exams" simulate the real test in every respect, strictly following the actual exam's question types, question count, and the proportion of each question type. They help candidates improve their test-taking ability and are the most practical reference book for final sprint review. About the Authors: Tian Yan, professor, graduated in pharmacy from Shenyang Pharmaceutical University. Since 1996, she has worked in the medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutics teaching and research sections of a university school of pharmacy in China, mainly engaged in teaching, lecturing on pharmaceutics, natural medicinal chemistry, Chinese materia medica pharmaceutics, Chinese materia medica, and other subjects. She has participated in licensed pharmacist exam training since 2000 and has extensive pre-exam coaching experience. She has served as chief editor or associate chief editor of more than 50 licensed pharmacist exam prep materials, past mock exams, and past real-exam compilations. She has in-depth research and coaching experience in the licensed pharmacist qualification exam. Gao Meng, associate professor, School of Pharmacy, Dalian Medical University.

Editor's review

This book is a pre-exam mock exam paper for the Pharmaceutical Professional Knowledge (I) section of the Licensed Pharmacist Qualification Exam, co-authored by Professor Tian Yan and Associate Professor Gao Meng, both with years of pre-exam coaching experience. Its core value lies in strictly matching the real exam's question types, question count, and question-type proportions, giving candidates a practice experience close to the real thing during the final sprint. Compared with mere knowledge-point review, mock papers place more emphasis on time allocation, answering rhythm, and on-the-spot judgment, making them suitable for testing weak areas after systematic review. Tian Yan has participated in licensed pharmacist exam training since 2000 and has served as chief or associate chief editor of more than 50 related prep materials and real-exam compilations, with ongoing research into exam question-setting patterns, which gives the papers targeted coverage of test points and difficulty control. Use it as a periodic self-assessment tool, returning to the textbook to trace errors, rather than as a substitute for systematic review. For candidates short on time who need to quickly get into exam mode, this book offers a relatively concentrated training scenario.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Licensed pharmacist candidates who have systematically reviewed Pharmaceutical Professional Knowledge (I) and entered the final sprint
Test-takers who need full-paper timed practice matching the real question types and count
Candidates who want to use mock exams to identify weak chapters and adjust review priorities
Trainees attending licensed pharmacist exam prep courses who need accompanying practice materials

Not a good fit for

Beginners who have not yet completed basic knowledge study and whose confidence would suffer from doing questions directly
Readers expecting to systematically learn the theoretical system of Pharmaceutical Professional Knowledge (I) through this book
People preparing only for other subjects and not taking the Pharmaceutical Professional Knowledge (I) exam

Reading tips

First complete one paper within the prescribed exam time, record the time spent on each question type, then check answers and analyze the causes of lost points.
Sort wrong answers by chapter, return to the corresponding textbook sections to fill gaps, and redo similar questions a week later to verify results.
In the late sprint, do one paper every two or three days to maintain answering feel, but leave time to digest wrong answers.
Simulate the real exam environment while practicing: close reference materials and train independent judgment and time allocation.

About the publisher

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine China · Founded in 1989

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine focuses on publishing books in traditional Chinese medicine, covering Chinese medical classics, clinical medicine, acupuncture and tuina, materia medica and formulae, and medical history and literature; its catalogue includes 3,277 titles. Representative books include Xiao Er Yao Zheng Zhi Jue, Shang Han Lun, Yi Xue Zhong Zhong Can Xi Lu, Zhen Jiu Da Cheng, Yi Zong Jin Jian, and Guo Aichun's Annotated Huangdi Neijing Suwen (Second Edition). These works involve writings by historical physicians such as Qian Yi, Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Shuhe, and Zhang Xichun, as well as documentary studies compiled by contemporary authors including Zhao Xin, Zhen Xueyan, Zhang Yongtai, and Wang Xiangang. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes collation and annotation of original Chinese medical classics and the systematic presentation of famous physicians' works, balancing the transmission of ancient editions with reference for clinical application. Public information is limited, and no other publishing fields are covered here.

版权信息
临考冲刺模拟试卷（一）
模拟试卷（一）参考答案及解析
临考冲刺模拟试卷（二）
模拟试卷（二）参考答案及解析
临考冲刺模拟试卷（三）
模拟试卷（三）参考答案及解析

FAQ

Is this book suitable for zero-foundation candidates to use directly?

Not really. This book is a set of mock exams and assumes users already have a foundation in Pharmaceutical Professional Knowledge (I). Zero-foundation candidates who do questions directly may lose many points and find it hard to locate problems. It is better to complete systematic textbook study first, then use this book to test review results and get familiar with exam rhythm.

Do the mock papers' question types and count closely match the real exam?

According to the content introduction, the book strictly follows the real exam's paper setup in question types, question count, and question-type proportions, aiming to fully simulate real exam papers. Candidates can use it to become familiar with the full-paper structure and time pressure, but mock papers are not equivalent to real exams; candidates should still prepare comprehensively with textbooks and past real exams.

How should wrong answers be used after finishing a mock paper?

It is recommended to sort wrong answers by chapter and distinguish whether the cause is forgotten knowledge, misunderstanding, or misreading the question. For knowledge problems, return to the corresponding textbook chapter to fill gaps; for misunderstandings, review the explanations to sort out the reasoning; for misreading, deliberately slow down when reading questions on the next paper. Redo similar questions after some time to check whether they are truly mastered.

How long before the exam is it appropriate to start using this book?

Generally, it is recommended to start one to two months before the exam after completing one round of systematic review, when there is both a knowledge base and time to adjust answering rhythm through full-paper training. If review progress is slow, it can also be used intensively one month before the exam, but enough time must be reserved for analyzing wrong answers rather than just doing questions without summarizing.

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About the author

田燕 Author

Tian Yan is an author mainly engaged in compiling exam-preparation materials for the pharmaceutical field. Public information about her is limited, and her nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background are not clearly recorded. Judging from the 30 works held in the collection, her writing focuses on the National Licensed Pharmacist Qualification Examination, covering subjects such as Traditional Chinese Medicine Knowledge (I) and (II), Comprehensive Knowledge and Skills of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmaceutical Knowledge (I), Comprehensive Knowledge and Skills of Pharmacy, and Pharmaceutical Administration and Regulations. Her books take forms such as must-memorize scoring points and final sprint mock test papers. Centered on distilling key exam points and providing simulated practice, these works serve candidates' preparation needs, cover a relatively full range of subjects, and offer practical value in the field of licensed pharmacist exam preparation.

高萌 Author · China

Gao Meng is an associate professor at the School of Pharmacy, Dalian Medical University, and has long been involved in compiling study guides for the National Licensed Pharmacist Qualification Examination. Public information about her is limited: her dates of birth and death, academic background and personal experience are not clearly documented, and the available information mainly concerns her teaching and her work on examination preparation books. Judging from the six titles held in the collection, Gao Meng's writing centers on the licensed pharmacist qualification examination, covering the Professional Knowledge (I) subject in both Chinese pharmacy and pharmacy, and she has taken part in compiling several sets of final-sprint mock test papers. She co-edited Pharmacy Professional Knowledge (I) and Chinese Pharmacy Professional Knowledge (I) with Tian Yan, among other books, all published by China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her books are aimed at exam candidates, closely follow the syllabus and testing requirements, and combine knowledge review with mock practice, giving them practical value among licensed pharmacist exam preparation materials.