Ebook PASS-NAPLEX Course Book Volume II A Comprehensive Course for the NAPLEX and CPJE (2016 Edition)

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Published on: 2016-03-11
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Original language: English

LESS is MORE!! The PASS-NAPLEX course books are the ONLY SIMPLIFIED study guide for pharmacy graduates preparing for the North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination. The content of the books is the product of NAPLEX Blueprint ONLY. Keep this in mind, this is an entry level cumulative test. The books are the Cliffs Notes or Simplified Notes for the exam. There are two volumes to the course. The volume one contains 38 topics, one of which focuses on the cardiovascular topic. The volume two contains 21 topics, one of which focuses on the anti-infective topic. For each topic, it is separated into three sections. The first section shows the correlation between the drug mechanism of action to its adverse side effects and patient consultation. The second section groups all drugs dosage together for comparison because in practice, evaluate drug dosage is one of the pharmacist major responsibility. The third section is the review of the pathophysiology of the topic. Information required as a competent entry level pharmacist will be highlighted and underlined. PASS-NAPLEX offers important information about the knowledge, judgment, and skills that are expected of an entry-level pharmacist. “Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results”. Albert Einstein.
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