u/DrBosnak

As a pharmacist, which drug classes do you think new graduates confuse the most?

I teach pharmacy students, and during NAPLEX prep the same topics keep coming up: antibiotics, anticoagulants, oncology, cardiology, and calculations.

I am curious whether practicing pharmacists see the same thing once new grads start working, or if there are other drug classes that seem to cause the most confusion.

I am a pharmacist and university lecturer, and for the last few months I have been building a small educational game called MoleculeMind.

The idea is simple: instead of memorizing pharmacology passively, players match drugs, mechanisms, classes, and clinical clues in a memory-style format.

I built it in Flutter as part of my SentiApps projects. It is still in development, but I wanted to share a few screenshots because I do not often see educational/pharmacy-themed games in indie spaces.

Here are a few current screens from the project.