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Everything that did
not fit on the cards.
Free nursing exam style quizzes, a searchable question bank, and printable drug references for pharmacology. No account, no paywall.
Quiz by body system
The same nine sections as the deck, in the same order, with the reasoning after every answer. The mixed set draws from all of them and names none.
What makes AURELO flashcards different.
Most decks are reference material, accurate and well organized, but they never ask you to decide anything. These do.
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Case based
A scenario, not a definition
Every card opens with a patient, the vitals and labs, and what the client says, then asks what you would do about it.
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Ranked
Key drugs and antidotes
Generic and trade names together, with the most frequently tested marked so you know where the time is worth spending.
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Nine systems
The whole syllabus in one deck
Cardiovascular, nervous, immune, reproductive, musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal, endocrine, respiratory, and renal.
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Frequency stars
Study the likely things first
More stars on a card means that class turns up on the exam more often, so revision has an order rather than a pile.
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Memory phrase
One line that sticks
A mnemonic for each drug class, written so the mechanism comes back to you under exam pressure rather than at the desk.
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Exam trap
The mistake being tested
The confusing facts and near misses that separate the right answer from the tempting one on that specific class.
The deck
Built around one card at a time.
Each card opens with a case, not a definition. Three guided questions walk you through recognizing cues, spotting the trap, and taking action, with the answers printed inverted so you cannot peek. The back is the study aid: key drugs and antidotes, priority assessments, adverse effects, and a memory phrase that actually sticks.
- Drugs covered
- 350+
- Cards in the deck
- 160
- Questions here
- 270
- Price of this site
- Free