This nursing pharmacology course offers a detailed review of essential cardiovascular medications for NCLEX preparation. Students will explore ARNIs (Valsartan), ACE Inhibitors, and ARBs, understanding their roles in managing heart failure and hypertension. The course explains Cardiac Glycosides like Digoxin, Beta-Blockers, Calcium Channel Blockers, and Vasodilators, focusing on mechanisms of action, therapeutic effects, and critical nursing considerations. Students also learn about Statins for cholesterol management, Diuretics for fluid balance, and Antiarrhythmic drugs for cardiac rhythm control. Key hematologic agents such as Anticoagulants (Warfarin, Heparin, Rivaroxaban) and Antiplatelets are included, with emphasis on monitoring, dosage, and patient safety. Practical skills like Dopamine IV drip calculation are highlighted with step-by-step guidance and clinical implications. This course integrates mnemonics and tips to enhance memory retention and support NCLEX exam success. By completing the course, nursing students gain confidence in identifying drug classes, understanding side effects, and applying safe administration practices in clinical settings, making it a comprehensive resource for exam preparation and real-world nursing care.