Prentice Hall Health's Question and Answer Review for the Pharmacy Technician (2nd Edition)
This book helps pharmacy technician candidates to structure their study for the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination. Its abundance of review questions assists and reinforces readers' knowledge of products, calculations, conversions, and terminology in studying for and successfully completing each section of the certification examination. A CD-ROM now accompanies the book, providing readers with an interactive electronic supplement to use in conjunction with the book. User-friendly format prepares readers for the national examination by providing a text organization that is comprehensive, easily read and aligned with the format of the NPTCE. Book includes three sections covering: Assisting the Pharmacist in Serving Patients; Medication Distribution and Inventory Control Systems; Operations. A valuable review guide for on-the-job training programs or in formalized pharmacy technician training programs. Also useful as a self-testing instrument for medical assistants, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and licensed practical nurses.
Useful Study Guide,
This is a great study guide for the PTCE. It is helpful if you have already studied for the test and want to quiz yourself. I used it by answering about 50 questions at a time and then going back and looking at my answers to see how I did. The answers are helpful because they explain each answer (especially for the drug names and types). A few of the answers are incorrect (like they were written for another question), but it is easy to figure out the mistakes. I recommend using this study guide if you want to spend some time drilling yourself. I did great on the PTCE thanks to using this book along with some other study guides!
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On time delivery, good condition, ok with things I look for from the book.
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