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Drug Suffixes Cheatsheet

Decode any drug name — -olol, -pril, -statin, -cillin, -prazole + antidote quick chart. One printable page — built for LPN/LVN exit exam and NCLEX-PN prep.

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A focused, one-page reference covering the must-know facts on drug suffixes for the LPN/LVN exit exam and NCLEX-PN. No fluff — just the content that actually shows up on the test.

  • Decode any drug name — -olol
  • -pril
  • -statin
  • -cillin
  • -prazole + antidote quick chart
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