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Dosage Calculations

Master dosage calculations with the best-selling book! This market-leader from Gloria Pickar includes a comprehensive math review, full-color drug labels, and critical thinking assessments.

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Basic and advanced calculations are thoroughly covered, including intravenous and those specific to the pediatric patient..

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Authors: Gloria D. Pickar, Amy P. Abernethy

Publisher: Cengage Delmar Learning

Date: Jul. 9, 2007

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~~$79.95~~

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$60.79

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