And now , the Partridge Hoedown . <| sep |> This is the truest post on the internet . <| sep |> Like there ' s anyone any better to do that right now . Not defending Clemmings but let ' s be real here . <| sep |> If you ' re not worried about possibly glitching to another reality than no , not really . <| sep |> Start by memorizing your sig codes . Rx ' s are written in code and you have to know what the MD means or else you will be unable to enter the information into whichever system you be using . Then learn your unit conversions . This will help you actually start filling prescriptions . How many mL ' s is a tablespoon ? 4 oz . ? How many drops in an mL ? You have to understand the days supply per package . If you are taking 2 tablespoons three times a day for 7 days how much liquid will you need ? Have that down . After that work on law or admixing solutions . How many grams of dextrose are in 100 mL of 5 % dextrose solution ? 1 L ? What if you need 500 mL of 10 % dextrose and you have 1 L of sterile H 2 O and 1 L of 70 % dextrose . How much of each should you combine ? Can CII prescriptions have refills ? Days supply ? Just start at the beginning and build from there and you will be fine . The test is not that hard in my opinion . You should be fine and good luck . Feel free to ask any questions .