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  101   \n**If Pre-NAPLEX score \u003C75%, Test 2  \nUWorld ™ NAPLEX exam score/percent:      \nSelf-reflection/assessment of your performance based on the NAPLEX areas:  \n\n| NAPLEX Competency | Self-Assessment |  |  | Self-Reflection (areas to work on) |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Area: | Needs work | Neutral | Good | Comments: |\n| 1-Obtain, interpret, or assess data, medical, or patient information\u003Cbr>(COLLECT-ASSESS) |  |  | x |  |\n| 2-Identify drug characteristics |  |  | x | Still need to practice brand/generic. |\n| 3-Develop or manage treatment plans (PLAN-IMPLEMENT) |  |  | x | Need to review antibiotic drug dosing and duration, also monitoring parameters. |\n| 4-Perform calculations |  | x |  | Need to review Rx prep TPN calculations chapter. 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