Always Leave Weekly Catch-Up Time It is normal to fall behind; the catch-up time will help you stay on schedule. If you are unable to stick to your schedule it is best to postpone the exam. The topics you did not prepare for can be on the exam. Leave the Two Weeks Before Your Estimated Test Date Open The last two weeks are used to take the RxPrep Practice NAPLEX Exam, remediate (learn) any missed areas, and review the math and other topics that may have been forgotten. This is covered in Step 4 of the roadmap. The goal is to master all of the RxPrep material before testing. Pee Reka Allergic Rhinitis, Cough & Cold Alzheimer's Disease Anemia Answering Case-Based Exam Questions Anxiety Disorders Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) Bipolar Disorder Cases, Exam-Style Practice Common Conditions of the Eyes and Ears Constipation & Diarrhea COPD Cystic Fibrosis Drug Allergies & Adverse Drug Reactions Drug Use in Pregnancy & Lactation Emergency Preparedness Gout Infectious Diseases IV Ischemic Heart Disease Learning Basic Science Concepts Learning Drug Formulations Learning Drug References Learning IV Medications Migraine Motion Sickness Overactive Bladder Parkinson Disease Pediatric Conditions Pharmacogenomics Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Sexual Dysfunction Sickle Cell Disease Sleep Disorders Stroke Thyroid Disorders Tobacco Cessation Travelers Weight Loss Acute & Critical Care Medicine Acute Coronary Syndromes ADHD Arrhythmias Asthma Calculations | Calculations V Chronic Heart Failure Compounding | ‘Compounding It Compounding III Contraception & Infertility Depression Dietary Supplements, Natural & Compiementary Medicine GERD & PUD Hepatitis & Liver Disease Hypertension Immunizations Infectious Diseases III Infiammatory Bowel Disease Learning Drug Interactions Learning Lab Values & Drug Monitoring Medication Safety & Quality Improvement Pharmacokinetics Renal Disease Schizophrenia/Psychosis Transplant Anticoagulation Biostatistics Calculations I Calculations I! Calculations IV ‘Common Skin Conditions Diabetes Dyslipidemia HIV Infectious Diseases | Infectious Diseases It ‘Oncology | ‘Oncology I Osteoporosis, Menopause & Testosterone Use Pain Seizures/Epilepsy ‘Systemic Steroids & Autoimmune Conditions