please advice

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there s txt books that can help you like master dentistry and oxford dental sience

From: mydoctor2123 <mydoctor2123@...> Sent: Sat, February 20, 2010 1:53:24 AMSubject: please advice

hi, m preparing for ore part 1 april 2010. can someone suggests me if i have to go thru the whole book medical problems in dentistry by scully? or can u suggest me a way to go about it.

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thank you for your advice.From: Ahmed Ali <ahmedaan84@...>Subject: Re: please advice Date: Saturday, February 20, 2010, 4:30 AM

there s txt books that can help you like master dentistry and oxford dental sience

From: mydoctor2123 <mydoctor2123>Sent: Sat, February 20, 2010 1:53:24 AMSubject: please advice

hi, m preparing for ore part 1 april 2010. can someone suggests me if i have to go thru the whole book medical problems in dentistry by scully? or can u suggest me a way to go about it.

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>

> hi

> i am new to this group. can anyone please help me with the preparation of ore

part 1-the books i should study and also where could i get the previous exam

papers from???

> thanx

>

Dear Anahita!

I think it'd be good for you to read the previous messages on the pages of

this group from the very beginning, because there were many " new-comers " ,

the same as you, who asked for absolutely the same information.

Moreover, you'll find plenty of useful advice and links for your

preparation, while reading the previous messages. Good luck!

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hi therefor ore1,the feedback from last papers is in the file section of this group,u can check there.regarding books;master dentistry1 and 2,pink book, blue book,medical problems in dentistry r the basic books for ore1

thanx shuchiOn Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 8:42 PM, anahita_singh1 <anahita_singh1@...> wrote:

 

hi

i am new to this group. can anyone please help me with the preparation of ore part 1-the books i should study and also where could i get the previous exam papers from???

thanx

[Guest guest]

hi,

thank you so much. i did go through the previous msgs and found out about the

books and previous papers.however, i could not find the physiology book by

vander,sherman because there are different books by the same author.so which one

are we referring to for the exam?

thank you

> >

> > hi

> > i am new to this group. can anyone please help me with the preparation of

ore part 1-the books i should study and also where could i get the previous exam

papers from???

> > thanx

> >

> Dear Anahita!

> I think it'd be good for you to read the previous messages on the pages

of this group from the very beginning, because there were many

" new-comers " , the same as you, who asked for absolutely the same

information.

> Moreover, you'll find plenty of useful advice and links for your

preparation, while reading the previous messages. Good luck!

>

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Human Physiology: the mechanisms of body function (9th edition)

A J Vander, J Sherman, D Luciano

0071182543

Hi Anahita

I have taken it from the reading list provided by GDC.

Sincerely Lyuda

From: anahita_singh1 <anahita_singh1@...>Subject: Re: please advice Date: Wednesday, 24 February, 2010, 7:35

hi,thank you so much. i did go through the previous msgs and found out about the books and previous papers.however, i could not find the physiology book by vander,sherman because there are different books by the same author.so which one are we referring to for the exam?thank you> >> > hi> > i am new to this group. can anyone please help me with the

preparation of ore part 1-the books i should study and also where could i get the previous exam papers from???> > thanx> >> Dear Anahita!> I think it'd be good for you to read the previous messages on the pages of this group from the very beginning, because there were many "new-comers" , the same as you, who asked for absolutely the same information. > Moreover, you'll find plenty of useful advice and links for your preparation, while reading the previous messages. Good luck!>

[Guest guest]

hi,

thank you Lyuda!

> > >

> > > hi

> > > i am new to this group. can anyone please help me with the preparation of

ore part 1-the books i should study and also where could i get the previous exam

papers from???

> > > thanx

> > >

> > Dear Anahita!

> > I think it'd be good for you to read the previous messages on the pages of

this group from the very beginning, because there were many " new-comers " , the

same as you, who asked for absolutely the same information.

> > Moreover, you'll find plenty of useful advice and links for your

preparation, while reading the previous messages. Good luck!

> >

>

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Hi Jeanetta,

I have done my Bachelor degree in science (3 years) form India.

I have a clarification to make on my application, to register as a pharmacy

technician in the state of New Jersey.

In the Education section of the application for the question asked to list all

the degrees received from recognized colleges or universities and also have

the colleges forward the official script for each degree earned. My question is

:

 

 Do I have to mention my degree in the application, as only a high school

diploma is required for a pharmacy tech. Is it okay if I don't mention my degree

in the application?

 

Only concerned because I had completed my degree years back and I don't think my

college or university would be ready to forward the official transcript over

here.

Please advice me and let me know what I should do. Your help will be greatly

appreciated.

Regards,

Sri

________________________________

From: Jeanetta Mastron <rxjm2002@...>

Sent: Mon, April 12, 2010 4:09:58 AM

Subject: Re: % and raito probs

 

You are most welcome! from you questions I would say that you are doing fine and

just need reassurance that you are!

So feel free to ask away.

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

AKA " Lady J "

>

> >

>

> > I understand the concept but the set up is the problem you have gm's and

ml's do the need to stay together and do the same measure needs to to be on top

the unknown and the difference go on the bottom

>

> > and what to do if you have 3 or move items

>

> > I guess I need to know whats the numerator and the denominator

>

> >

>

> > Thanks in advance

>

> > Lady J

>

> >

>

> > Mr fustrated

>

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Srilatha,

 

There is no way I can tell you to lie to the government by omission. There may

come a time that you will wish to use your college/university education in a

different job setting, but if you omit it there will not be consistency if your 

pharmacy tech background is checked for that job.

 

IF you will have problems getting the university/college to send paperwork you

will also have problems getting the high school to send proof of  graduation or

diploma too, as it was more years ago than college.

 

I work with some one who requested such information from India and it took about

6 months. We needed it for accreditation of the college. Fortunately it was not

required for him to teach the pharm tech program and we were given a warning and

once the paperwork came through we sent official copies to the accreditation

team.

 

But in your case you will need proof of highschool for sure. You may mention

that you have a request into the school for a copy. IF you have the high school

equivalent papers, but not the college there is a good chance that the state of

NJ may over look that college paperwork, since it does not pertain to pharmacy.

But it is best if you do not lie,you submit a letter of truth and what is

actually going on. In this way you may be given freedom to pursue pharm tech

registration and they may ask you to submit copies of paper work later.

 

If you can not get the copies of the paperwork later, then you write another

letter of truth explaining that. But again since it is not required I do not see

how they can deny you.

 

Perhaps a phone call to the state board of NJ pharmacy would help clear things

up for you.

 

In most states once you get a degree in pharmacy one an no longer work as a

pharm tech. And they are mainly interested in if you are already a Pharm

D/pharmacist or not.

They do not want a tech with this high education to counsel pts. A tech is STILL

a tech no matter how much education he or she has.

 

Omission of certain information could be considered lying, which would make it a

felony to lie on a governmental application (state). So I would definitely add

it to the application. If the ask for a copy later, then send for it. If the

application asks for a copy of your diplomas, then send for it first. either way

SEND for official copies of proof of your eduation before more time passes.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Founder/Owner

 

From: srilatha panjala <srilathapanjala@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Please advice

Date: Monday, April 12, 2010, 6:15 AM

Hi Jeanetta,

I have done my Bachelor degree in science (3 years) form India.

I have a clarification to make on my application, to register as a pharmacy

technician in the state of New Jersey.

In the Education section of the application for the question asked to list all

the degrees received from recognized colleges or universities and also have

the colleges forward the official script for each degree earned. My question is

:

 

 Do I have to mention my degree in the application, as only a high school

diploma is required for a pharmacy tech. Is it okay if I don't mention my degree

in the application?

 

Only concerned because I had completed my degree years back and I don't think my

college or university would be ready to forward the official transcript over

here.

Please advice me and let me know what I should do. Your help will be greatly

appreciated.

Regards,

Sri

________________________________

From: Jeanetta Mastron <rxjm2002@...>

Sent: Mon, April 12, 2010 4:09:58 AM

Subject: Re: % and raito probs

 

You are most welcome! from you questions I would say that you are doing fine and

just need reassurance that you are!

So feel free to ask away.

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

AKA " Lady J "

>

> >

>

> > I understand the concept but the set up is the problem you have gm's and

ml's do the need to stay together and do the same measure needs to to be on top

the unknown and the difference go on the bottom

>

> > and what to do if you have 3 or move items

>

> > I guess I need to know whats the numerator and the denominator

>

> >

>

> > Thanks in advance

>

> > Lady J

>

> >

>

> > Mr fustrated

>

> >

>

     

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanetta,

Thank you very much for your quick response.

I totally agree with you, omitting right now shouldn't become a problem later

on.

Now, I am clear on my doubt.

Best Regards,

Srilatha.

 

________________________________

From: Jeanetta Mastron <rxjm2002@...>

Sent: Mon, April 12, 2010 11:13:21 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Please advice

 

Dear Srilatha,

 

There is no way I can tell you to lie to the government by omission. There may

come a time that you will wish to use your college/university education in a

different job setting, but if you omit it there will not be consistency if

your  pharmacy tech background is checked for that job.

 

IF you will have problems getting the university/college to send paperwork you

will also have problems getting the high school to send proof of  graduation or

diploma too, as it was more years ago than college.

 

I work with some one who requested such information from India and it took about

6 months. We needed it for accreditation of the college. Fortunately it was not

required for him to teach the pharm tech program and we were given a warning

and once the paperwork came through we sent official copies to the accreditation

team.

 

But in your case you will need proof of highschool for sure. You may mention

that you have a request into the school for a copy. IF you have the high school

equivalent papers, but not the college there is a good chance that the state of

NJ may over look that college paperwork, since it does not pertain to pharmacy.

But it is best if you do not lie,you submit a letter of truth and what is

actually going on. In this way you may be given freedom to pursue pharm tech

registration and they may ask you to submit copies of paper work later.

 

If you can not get the copies of the paperwork later, then you write another

letter of truth explaining that. But again since it is not required I do not see

how they can deny you.

 

Perhaps a phone call to the state board of NJ pharmacy would help clear things

up for you.

 

In most states once you get a degree in pharmacy one an no longer work as a

pharm tech. And they are mainly interested in if you are already a Pharm

D/pharmacist or not.

They do not want a tech with this high education to counsel pts. A tech is STILL

a tech no matter how much education he or she has.

 

Omission of certain information could be considered lying, which would make it a

felony to lie on a governmental application (state). So I would definitely add

it to the application. If the ask for a copy later, then send for it. If the

application asks for a copy of your diplomas, then send for it first. either

way SEND for official copies of proof of your eduation before more time passes.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

Founder/Owner

 

From: srilatha panjala <srilathapanjala>

Subject: Re: [JeanettasPTCBStudy Group] Re: Please advice

JeanettasPTCBStudyG roup@groups .com

Date: Monday, April 12, 2010, 6:15 AM

Hi Jeanetta,

I have done my Bachelor degree in science (3 years) form India.

I have a clarification to make on my application, to register as a pharmacy

technician in the state of New Jersey.

In the Education section of the application for the question asked to list all

the degrees received from recognized colleges or universities and also have

the colleges forward the official script for each degree earned. My question

is :

 

 Do I have to mention my degree in the application, as only a high school

diploma is required for a pharmacy tech. Is it okay if I don't mention my degree

in the application?

 

Only concerned because I had completed my degree years back and I don't think my

college or university would be ready to forward the official transcript over

here.

Please advice me and let me know what I should do. Your help will be greatly

appreciated.

Regards,

Sri

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Jeanetta Mastron <rxjm2002 (DOT) com>

JeanettasPTCBStudyG roup@groups .com

Sent: Mon, April 12, 2010 4:09:58 AM

Subject: [JeanettasPTCBStudy Group] Re: % and raito probs

 

You are most welcome! from you questions I would say that you are doing fine and

just need reassurance that you are!

So feel free to ask away.

Jeanetta Mastron CPhT BS

AKA " Lady J "

>

> >

>

> > I understand the concept but the set up is the problem you have gm's and

ml's do the need to stay together and do the same measure needs to to be on top

the unknown and the difference go on the bottom

>

> > and what to do if you have 3 or move items

>

> > I guess I need to know whats the numerator and the denominator

>

> >

>

> > Thanks in advance

>

> > Lady J

>

> >

>

> > Mr fustrated

>

> >

>

     

[Guest guest]

> I work with some one who requested such information from India and

> it took about 6 months.

Something else the OP should consider is whether the state government requires

the school transcripts to be " apostilled. " [1] You don't want to spend 6 months

waiting on something only to find it's not accepted.

The way I understand it, agencies usually want notarized documents. A

notarization is only certification that the person signing the document is who

they say they are. Not certification that the document is a true copy. But,

schools have a " notary public " on staff who notarizes their own signature on the

declaration that it's a true copy. That serves something like a dual purpose.

Like a self-referencing certification.

That's good enough for domestic exchange of documents because you can easily

check of the notary's signature is recognized by the state they are licensed by.

International is a different thing. Someone in the US can't easily ascertain if

a notary in another country is authorized. That's when it has to be

" apostilled. " The document has to be notarized/sealed by every agency up the

chain, all the way to the country's State Department. That signature is the only

one that can be easily verified at an international level.

So, if I were moving to a country like Argentina (where I know apostiled

documents are required), I'd have to get my transcripts notarized. Then

apostilled by my county clerk (who would verify the notary's signature). Then

apostilled by my state's secretary of state (who would verify the county clerk's

signature). And then apostilled by the United States secretary of state (who

would verify my state's secretary of state's signature).

It's a time-consuming process. Some consulates will apostille documents because

they can verify signatures of officials in the state they are within. (So, if

apostilling is required, the US consulate in the Indian district of that school

might be able to apostile the document). In the US there are commercial services

that do it all for you.

Sorry if that's more information than anyone wanted. But, the OP should be sure

of the state's requirements. It wouldn't be unusual to require apostiled

documents. And, frankly, if I had to wait 6 months for ordinary documents, I'd

do the apostille just so the documents can be used for something else which may

have higher standards. (Better than waiting another 6 months.).

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostille

Mark

[Guest guest]

My son is 35 pounds in weight and 6 yrs old.If i need to give 1/8th to 1/2 mg

per pound of dmsa to start what would be the safe bet........1/8 or 1/4 or 1/2.

when and how much ala can i add

Thanks

Laila

[Guest guest]

I would start with a 1/4 capsule, which would be 6.25mg. This is a little more

than 1/8mg per pound.

You can start with ALA right away as long as there hasn't been recent exposure,

like amalgam removal or vaccination.

Same dosage, give both every three hours day and night.

TJ

________________________________

From: lailamalik2n1 <lailamalik2n1@...>

Sent: Thu, August 26, 2010 7:37:08 AM

Subject: [ ] please advice

My son is 35 pounds in weight and 6 yrs old.If i need to give 1/8th to 1/2 mg

per pound of dmsa to start what would be the safe bet........1/8 or 1/4 or 1/2.

when and how much ala can i add

Thanks

Laila

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much.I need to buy ala but have 100mg dmsa.Can i mix it in juice

and make 16 doses and keep in fridge or buy smaller doses of capsules

laila

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] please advice

Received: Thursday, August 26, 2010, 11:11 AM

 

I would start with a 1/4 capsule, which would be 6.25mg. This is a little

more

than 1/8mg per pound.

You can start with ALA right away as long as there hasn't been recent exposure,

like amalgam removal or vaccination.

Same dosage, give both every three hours day and night.

TJ

________________________________

From: lailamalik2n1 <lailamalik2n1@...>

Sent: Thu, August 26, 2010 7:37:08 AM

Subject: [ ] please advice

My son is 35 pounds in weight and 6 yrs old.If i need to give 1/8th to 1/2 mg

per pound of dmsa to start what would be the safe bet........1/8 or 1/4 or 1/2.

when and how much ala can i add

Thanks

Laila

[Guest guest]

I think it would be much better to start with a 25mg capsule. Breaking it down

to small doses is near impossible without a scale.

This is the one a lot of us use. High quality and hypoallergenic:

http://kirkmanlabs.com/ViewProductDetails@Product_ID36 (DOT) aspx

TJ

________________________________

From: laila aziz <lailamalik2n1@...>

Sent: Thu, August 26, 2010 3:45:32 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] please advice

Thank you so much.I need to buy ala but have 100mg dmsa.Can i mix it in juice

and make 16 doses and keep in fridge or buy smaller doses of capsules

laila

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] please advice

Received: Thursday, August 26, 2010, 11:11 AM

I would start with a 1/4 capsule, which would be 6.25mg. This is a little more

than 1/8mg per pound.

You can start with ALA right away as long as there hasn't been recent exposure,

like amalgam removal or vaccination.

Same dosage, give both every three hours day and night.

TJ

________________________________

From: lailamalik2n1 <lailamalik2n1@...>

Sent: Thu, August 26, 2010 7:37:08 AM

Subject: [ ] please advice

My son is 35 pounds in weight and 6 yrs old.If i need to give 1/8th to 1/2 mg

per pound of dmsa to start what would be the safe bet........1/8 or 1/4 or 1/2.

when and how much ala can i add

Thanks

Laila

[Guest guest]

i guess ill order it from there.....thank u again

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] please advice

Received: Thursday, August 26, 2010, 11:11 AM

I would start with a 1/4 capsule, which would be 6.25mg. This is a little more

than 1/8mg per pound.

You can start with ALA right away as long as there hasn't been recent exposure,

like amalgam removal or vaccination.

Same dosage, give both every three hours day and night.

TJ

________________________________

From: lailamalik2n1 <lailamalik2n1@...>

Sent: Thu, August 26, 2010 7:37:08 AM

Subject: [ ] please advice

My son is 35 pounds in weight and 6 yrs old.If i need to give 1/8th to 1/2 mg

per pound of dmsa to start what would be the safe bet........1/8 or 1/4 or 1/2.

when and how much ala can i add

Thanks

Laila