Paperback - combined 185 pages 10th edition (October 2006), Dimensions (in inches): 8.5 x 11 x 1, Color
Review: This is a comprehensive textbook and workbook set that reviews everything you
need to pass the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam. It is written in a clear and
concise format that simplifies complicated math concepts. Everything is explained so that
even someone with no pharmacy work experience could understand it. You also get instant
online access to multimedia educational tools and the content of the book while you're waiting
for it to arrive in the mail. Other books are updated with a new
edition every 2 to 3 years. However, this book is updated every 4 months to reflect recent changes
in the exam's knowledge base. Therefore, there are topics covered in this book that is not
in any other book. Best of all, the author gives
unlimited email support to the original owner of the book for up to 1 year!
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Paperback - 90 pages, 2nd edition (2001), Dimensions (in inches): 8.5 x 11 x 0.5, B&W
Review: This is a brief review for the national exam. It is perfect for the busy
working pharmacy technician who is short on time. The math section is clearly explained and it
contains a 30 question practice quiz. This book also includes email support from the author.
Review: This is the absolute bible of pharmacy. This is a good reference for
generic/brand names, drug class, drug interactions, etc.
There are also some very useful drug charts and treatment guidelines in the back of the book.
However, it is a little weak on OTC drugs. Overall, this is an excellent portable medical
reference.
Paperback - 600 pages 2nd edition (2003), Dimensions (in inches): 11 x 8.5 x 0.9, B&W
Review: This is an excellent review for the pharmacy technician certification exam.
It is comprehensive, organized, and understandable. The topics covered in this book follow
closely the topics covered on the PTCB exam. This book has plenty of sample tests and a lengthy
math review as well. However, it is a little weak on drug information (generic names,
drug class, etc.) and pharmacy law. Overall, this is a highly recommended review book for
the PTCB exam.
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