Know the drug. Know the risk.

Pharmacology is where the board separates the memorizer from the clinician. You don't need every molecule. You need what a drug does to your chair: the interaction, the dose ceiling, the side effect that shows up in the mouth. Answer, and the reasoning lands the moment you commit.

• ✓The classes that carry the exam. Analgesics, antibiotics and prophylaxis, local anesthetics, anticoagulants. These are the drugs your patients actually walk in on.
• ✓Mechanism, ceiling, and mouth. Why it works, how much is too much, and the oral sign that gives a medication away.
• ✓It teaches before it tests. Every area opens with a short brief, the dose calculations are worked one step at a time, and a miss gives you the reason and a second look.
• ✓Feeds your dashboard. Your score rolls into your Scientific readiness.

Your mode above sets both. Learn draws 18 questions, Board 24 and Exam 30, sampled fresh from a 77 item pool and spread across every area, so no two runs are the same. Learn and Board open each area with a short brief and give you a second attempt when you miss, and Exam holds all of it back until your results. The two-round drug sort names the class, then matches what it does at the chair.