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Drug Reference
Prescribing tables for 800+ drugs. Mechanism, dose, renal/hepatic adjustment, side effects, monitoring, interactions - for clinical use and exam preparation.
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Prescribing knowledge is examined relentlessly and used every day, yet drug facts are the fastest to decay without structure. This reference organises each agent the way you actually need it: mechanism, dose, renal and hepatic adjustment, key adverse effects, monitoring and the interactions that matter.
The highest-yield content is not the exhaustive list but the discriminators: the one contraindication, the signature adverse effect and the monitoring parameter that examiners return to year after year.
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A selection of the drug reference available inside the MedNext platform. Full access is included with a MedNext plan.
Antibiotic Prescribing Guide - India
Antimicrobials. Updated Feb 2026
Antihypertensives - Full Drug Reference
Cardiology. Updated Jan 2026
Oral Anticoagulants Comparison Table
Haematology. Updated Jan 2026
Insulin Types & Regimens
Endocrinology. Updated Dec 2025
Analgesic Ladder & Opioid Equivalence
Pain/Palliative. Updated Jan 2026
Renal Dose Adjustments - Top 100 Drugs
Nephrology. Updated Feb 2026
How to use drug reference to study
Learn drugs by class, then by exception. Master the class mechanism and shared adverse effects first, then attach the one agent-specific fact that gets tested.
Prioritise the safety data. Renal and hepatic dose adjustment, the major interactions and the signature toxicities are where both exams and real prescribing errors concentrate.
Pair each drug with the disease chapter that uses it, so pharmacology is anchored to a clinical decision rather than floating as an isolated fact.
How MedNext supports your learning
410 clinician-written chapters
Competency-mapped notes across 19 subjects connect this reference layer to the underlying teaching.
50,000+ MCQ bank
Test recall and application, with every explanation deep-linked back to the chapter section that teaches it.
1,562 visual cheat sheets
One-page revision summaries for rapid consolidation in the days before an exam.
Clinical tools in context
Calculators, formulary and reference tables embedded where the learning happens, not bolted on.
Provenance and verification
Written and reviewed by the MedNext clinical content team against standard references (WHO, NICE, ICMR, API, BNF and the NMC competency framework). Last verified February 2026. Clinical reference tools are learning aids and revision resources, not a substitute for local protocols or bedside clinical judgement.
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