Study Guide for Basic Pharmacology for Nurses by Bruce D. Clayton

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Study Guide for Basic Pharmacology for Nurses

by Bruce D. Clayton

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0323041477, Paperback)

Features two-column, question-and-answer Review Sheets for each textbook chapter, a collection of Learning Activities, and Practice Questions for the NCLEX Examination to help students practice in preparing for licensure exams.

The tools you need to succeed!

A question-and-answer Review Sheet for each chapter.Over 1,000 Learning Activities, including fill-in-the-blank, matching, and true-false questions.Practice Questions for the NCLEX® Examination that help you prepare not only for the NCLEX exam but also for in-class exams.

The Study Guide has been completely revised for the 14th edition to provide additional learning resources that complement rather than duplicate those in the textbook.

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