National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) · Current NABP FPGEE Content Outline, copyright 2025, linked from the current examination page and corroborated by the July 2026 FPGEC Candidate Application Bulletin, effective for applications and appointment scheduling beginning July 14, 2026 and open applications. The outline itself states no separate effective date. Verified as of October 12, 2026, Asia/Hong_Kong. The workbook label accurately identifies this examination; the assigned canonical slug is preserved.

This original 20-question sample covers selected topics across the outline. It does not reproduce official exam questions or cover every tested topic.

• NABP FPGEE Content Outline
• NABP FPGEE
• FPGEC Candidate Application Bulletin — Title Page
• FPGEC Bulletin — What is the FPGEE?
• FPGEC Bulletin — What is FPGEC Certification?
• OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology 2e — Water Balance
• OpenStax — B-lymphocytes and Antibodies
• OpenStax Pharmacology — Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics
• IUPHAR Pharmacology Education Project — Pharmacodynamics
• IUPHAR Pharmacology Education Project — Drug Absorption
• IUPHAR Pharmacology Education Project — Drug Distribution
• Canadian Society of Pharmacology and Therapeutics — Bioavailability
• FDA — The Process for Approving Generic Drugs
• USP General Chapter <797> FAQs — December 11, 2023
• CDC Field Epidemiology Manual — Designing and Conducting Analytic Studies
• CDC Field Epidemiology Manual — Analyzing and Interpreting Data
• AHRQ — Tool: Teach-Back
• AHRQ — Address Language Differences
• FDA — Instructions for Completing Form FDA 3500
• CDC POLARIS — Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
• HHS OHRP — The Belmont Report
• Medicare — What's Medicare Drug Coverage (Part D)?
• DailyMed — Lisinopril Prescribing Information
• DailyMed — Warfarin Sodium Prescribing Information
• DailyMed — Pulmicort Flexhaler Prescribing Information
• DailyMed — Metformin Hydrochloride Prescribing Information
• CDC — Preventing and Managing Adverse Reactions
• CDC — Treatment of Low Blood Sugar
• CDC — C. diff: Facts for Clinicians
• CDC — Manage Common Cold
• FDA — Don't Overuse Acetaminophen
• CDC — What to Do If You Think Someone Is Overdosing
• CDC — Altered Immunocompetence
• CDC — Clinical Features of Penicillin Allergy