140 Must Know Meds

Ditch your ‘Drug Guide’ - Pharmacology just got easier!

The 140 Must Know Meds app by NURSING.com is your go-to resource for mastering the most essential medications nursing students need to know.
Whether you're preparing for the NCLEX or need a quick reference guide during clinicals, this app provides concise, high-yield information that helps you confidently navigate nursing pharmacology.

140 Must Know Meds Is Not For You If:
If you enjoy digging through 4,000 medications, trying to recall hundreds of facts on each med, getting lost in a sea of information - then 140 is NOT for you.
140 Must Know Meds gives you just the Must-Know - and nothing more. The most commonly prescribed and tested drugs and only the Must-Know information you need on each of those meds.

Why Choose the 140 Must Know Meds App?
• Comprehensive Yet Concise: Get the vital details on 140 of the most commonly tested and prescribed medications in one easy-to-access place.
• Organized for Quick Reference: Flashcard-style content includes drug indications, side effects, nursing considerations, and more—organized by drug class for seamless studying.
• Optimized Learning: Clear explanations to make tricky meds easier to remember.
• Designed by Nurses: Developed by experienced ICU nurses and preceptors to focus on what matters most for your nursing journey.
• Study On-the-Go: Offline access lets you review key meds anytime, anywhere.

140 Must Know Meds is trusted by thousands of nursing students and nurses worldwide. It’s a must-have study tool that can take your NCLEX prep and pharmacology knowledge to the next level.

Perfect For:
• Nursing students at any level
• NCLEX-RN & NCLEX-PN candidates
• Nurses needing a quick refresher on key meds

Join Thousands of Happy Users:
"Clear, concise, and organized. This app makes looking up medications fast and easy—exactly what I need in a busy clinical setting."
"This app breaks down each med in a simple way that’s perfect for students. I love the mnemonic tips and straightforward nursing considerations."

From Jon Haws, RN:
Do you ever feel like learning Pharmacology is kinda like learning another language?

You're not alone . . . In fact, I felt the same way in nursing school. Don't get me wrong, I loved Pharm. But, trying to keep thousands of medications, contraindications, and assessment information straight in