Re: review, The Pharmacy Technician Series: Pharmacy Calculations

[Guest guest]

Dear B3Z

Thank you for your opinion.

May I add this review to the list I am making on this site?

Odd numbered keys have been around since I was a kid particularly in math text

books. They alow the student to try all types of problems and for discussion in

a classsroom setting. The book to which you refer is a text book and not sold as

'review book or study guide for the PTCB exam " . However it could be and is

being used to augment exam study. However I bring this to your attention because

most exam study guide books willhave anwsers to all quetions.

Respectfully,

Jeanetta

b3zdomny <b3zdomny@...> wrote:

" The Pharmacy Technician Series: Pharmacy Calculations "

by Fix, Robin Luke, and Mike ston

http://www.amazon.com/Calculations-Pharmacy-Technician-Mike-ston/dp/01311474\

04

isbn: 0131147404

This is a slim (103 pages) volume that provided this math-challenged

reviewer and newcomer to pharmacy technology with a good diagnostic.

There are a few answer-key entries questionable even to the

math-challenged (example: answers calculated to the adult dosage when

the questions beg for answers adjusted to the pediatric dosage) but

those are to be expected in a first edition. Another annoyance is an

odd-numbered-answer-only key for chapter-review questions. Overall,

this reviewer gives it three out of five stars.

[Guest guest]

sounds like this is a textbook. any textbook I had

with an answer key only had it for half the questions.

--- b3zdomny <b3zdomny@...> wrote:

" The Pharmacy Technician Series: Pharmacy

Calculations " by Fix, Robin Luke, and Mike

ston

http://www.amazon.com/Calculations-Pharmacy-Technician-Mike-ston/dp/01311474\

04

isbn: 0131147404

This is a slim (103 pages) volume that provided this

math-challenged reviewer and newcomer to pharmacy

technology with a good diagnostic.

There are a few answer-key entries questionable even

to the math-challenged (example: answers calculated to

the

> adult dosage when

> the questions beg for answers adjusted to the

> pediatric dosage) but

> those are to be expected in a first edition.

> Another annoyance is an

> odd-numbered-answer-only key for chapter-review

> questions. Overall,

> this reviewer gives it three out of five stars.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

You're welcome, Jeanetta. Yes, please add this review to the list.

Best regards to all,

b3z

> " The Pharmacy Technician Series: Pharmacy Calculations "

> by Fix, Robin Luke, and Mike ston

>

http://www.amazon.com/Calculations-Pharmacy-Technician-Mike-ston/dp/01311474\

04

> isbn: 0131147404

>

> This is a slim (103 pages) volume that provided this math-challenged

> reviewer and newcomer to pharmacy technology with a good diagnostic.

> There are a few answer-key entries questionable even to the

> math-challenged (example: answers calculated to the adult dosage when

> the questions beg for answers adjusted to the pediatric dosage) but

> those are to be expected in a first edition. Another annoyance is an

> odd-numbered-answer-only key for chapter-review questions. Overall,

> this reviewer gives it three out of five stars.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks

Jeanetta

b3zdomny <b3zdomny@...> wrote:

You're welcome, Jeanetta. Yes, please add this review to the list.

Best regards to all,

b3z

> " The Pharmacy Technician Series: Pharmacy Calculations "

> by Fix, Robin Luke, and Mike ston

>

http://www.amazon.com/Calculations-Pharmacy-Technician-Mike-ston/dp/01311474\

04

> isbn: 0131147404

>

> This is a slim (103 pages) volume that provided this math-challenged

> reviewer and newcomer to pharmacy technology with a good diagnostic.

> There are a few answer-key entries questionable even to the

> math-challenged (example: answers calculated to the adult dosage when

> the questions beg for answers adjusted to the pediatric dosage) but

> those are to be expected in a first edition. Another annoyance is an

> odd-numbered-answer-only key for chapter-review questions. Overall,

> this reviewer gives it three out of five stars.

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