Passed my NAPLEX | The APHA Complete Review For Pharmacy (Gourley, APha Complete Review for Pharmacy) |...

good and very organized | The APHA Complete Review For Pharmacy (Gourley, APha Complete Review for Pharmacy) | PharmD (editor)

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	• The APHA Complete Review For Pharmacy (Gourley, APha Complete Review for Pharmacy) PharmD (editor) Castle Connolly Graduate Medical Publishing, Ltd., 2007 - 909 pages average customer review:based on 14 reviews
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Good Book, very bad binding

This book has very good content, however the binding is so poor, it falls out after the 2nd you open it.

Passed my NAPLEX

I used this book and some school notes but mainly just this book and I passed my NAPLEX.

good and very organized

the book is very organized with very good and comprehensive information, it has few mistakes. Unfortunately the book is not well glued, and whenever i flip a page it separates from the book..!!!

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The best for studying at the appropriate level of depth

I teach pharmacy at a medium-sized private college of pharmacy and see my students pouring over the review books every year. I believe this one gives students a level of depth that is similar to the NAPLEX exam itself. So many books I see give you these crazy hospital-based scenarios that NAPLEX would never expect. The focus of the exam is minimal competency and this book really does a good job at hitting the points that every pharmacy student should know. Things like why you shouldn't give aspirin to children with a cold, etc. Other books seem to scare the students to death unnecessarily.

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This 922-page book and accompanying CD-ROM with 1,000 interactive questions and answers comprise the APhA's review for the NAPLEX exam. The fourth edition extensively updates the December, 2005 third edition. Each of the manual's 38 chapters includes extensive tables, review questions and annotated answers, and key study tips.

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