This learning app provides comprehensive support for those aiming to pass the Registered Pharmacist Examination. It includes 1954 questions from all five chapters of the exam, analyzed and predicted by AI, covering the entire scope of the exam. (Please note that this does not include actual past exam questions.)

All questions include detailed explanations, allowing you to deepen your understanding not only of the reasoning behind the correct answer but also why the incorrect options are wrong.

[Included Subject Areas and Contents]

Chapter 1, "Common Characteristics and Basic Knowledge of Pharmaceuticals," covers the essence of pharmaceuticals, factors affecting efficacy and safety, appropriate drug selection and consultation recommendations, and the history of drug-induced harm. You will acquire essential knowledge that forms the foundation of the exam, including drug risk assessment, mechanisms of side effects, the concept of self-medication, and the history and lessons learned from drug-induced harm such as the thalidomide and SMON incidents.

Chapter 2, "The Human Body and Pharmaceuticals," systematically covers the structure and function of various organ systems, including the digestive, respiratory, circulatory, and urinary systems. This section helps you solidify essential knowledge about the human body, including the mechanisms of digestion and absorption in the stomach and intestines, the metabolic function of the liver, the filtering function of the kidneys, the function of the autonomic nervous system, and the pharmacokinetics of drugs from absorption to excretion, through practice problems.

Chapter 3, "Major Pharmaceuticals and Their Effects," provides detailed information on various drug categories of over-the-counter (OTC) medications, such as cold medicines, antipyretics and analgesics, gastrointestinal medicines, respiratory medicines, allergy medicines, ophthalmic medicines, dermatological medicines, and herbal medicines. The names of active ingredients, mechanisms of action, side effects, and precautions for use are carefully organized. This chapter has the most questions, and accurate knowledge of the ingredients is crucial for passing, so it contains a particularly large number of practice problems.

Chapter 4, "Pharmaceutical Laws and Regulations," focuses on legal regulations, primarily the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Act (PMD Act). This book systematically organizes legal knowledge regarding pharmaceutical classification (prescription-only drugs, over-the-counter drugs from Category 1 to Category 3), licensing and notification for sales businesses, differences between retail and dispensing businesses, the roles and obligations of registered pharmacists, regulations on specific sales (online sales), proper advertising practices, and administrative guidance and penalties.

Chapter 5, "Proper Use and Safety Measures for Pharmaceuticals," covers how to read package inserts, the contents of usage precautions, the adverse drug reaction reporting system, and the pharmaceutical adverse drug reaction relief system. You will acquire practical safety measures knowledge directly applicable to your work, including specific examples of "things to avoid" and "things to consult" in package inserts, the difference between emergency safety information and safety alerts, the obligation and procedures for reporting adverse reactions, and the types of relief benefits and how to claim them.

[Learning Features]

Subject-Based Learning: Choose a theme from the five chapters and focus on it intensively. You can learn at your own pace, overcoming weak areas and strengthening strong areas.

Mock Exam: Check your abilities with a mock exam in the same 120-question format as the actual exam. By repeatedly practicing answering questions within a time limit, you can develop a sense of time management. Exam results are analyzed chapter by chapter, allowing you to easily identify your weaknesses. The minimum passing score required for each chapter is also reproduced.

Review based on the forgetting curve:

It features a scientific review system employing the SM-2 algorithm. It re-presents incorrect answers and questions that are starting to fade from memory at the optimal timing, promoting long-term memory retention. It is particularly effective for mastering items that require memorization, such as the names of pharmaceutical ingredients in Chapter 3.

Bookmarks: You can save questions you're interested in or want to review later as bookmarks. You can efficiently review only the bookmarked questions during your commute or in your free time.

Learning progress management: You can check statistical data such as the correct answer rate by chapter, the number of questions studied, and the number of consecutive days of study. Visualizing your daily progress helps maintain your motivation.

[Target Audience]

This is suitable for those considering taking the Registered Salesperson Examination, those aiming to obtain the qualification while working at a drugstore or pharmacy, and those involved in pharmaceutical sales. This resource is useful not only for first-time test-takers but also for those aiming for a guaranteed pass on their second attempt.

It's designed to allow you to accumulate learning time during commutes, lunch breaks, and even short periods before bed. By solving a few problems each day, you can steadily move closer to passing the exam.

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