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Antihypertensives Chart
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You are supposed to take the time to make the chart... It's value is degraded if you get it from another source. Just think how well you will know the information when you make it.
Now get on it!
And there's no doubt that's true but just imagine how much you broaden your knowledge base when you have your own sources along with other legitimate sources.
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Pharmacist letter has a good article for antihypertensive combos on this month's article.
Do your own homework!
👍OP, if you look in a typical pharmacology book, you can find what you're looking for.
Awww these people are too mean. Why don't you post your question on Yahoo Answers, you will get more positive response.
I could give you one of my charts, but then people here will be angry.
Go ahead Sparda, I don't care. If you want to enable laziness, go for it. I just know I'm never going to give away my own hard work to a slacker student I've never meant just because he asked nicely on SDN.
I think the DiPiro book has a nice little chart on antihypertensive medications scatter throughout the HTN chapter. Now that you have a rod, go fish.
Touche.
Maybe I should start selling the charts I've made over the past 2 years. Ugh, I can't believe I gave away my charts for the Top 200 Drug Cards to the P3, P2, and P1 classes without any charge.
Could have charged just $5 for the chart. Around 220 students total in the program. Easy $1100. 🙁
Could have charged just $5 for the chart. Around 220 students total in the program. Easy $1100. 🙁
You could try looking for one at the jerk store.
