Naplex_Fighter

Not that I know... by the way, what makes you ask this question? did you see or hear it somewhere?

Visit your state board of pharmacy website: https://fortress.wa.gov/doh/hpqa1/hps4/pharmacy/default.htm Or call them at:Phone: 360/236-4825 They will answer your question.

Read them carefully and fully understand Fed pharmacy law. It's an easy but very tricky exam.. Good luck.

Call the Michigan board of Pharmacy at: (517) 335-0918. Good luck.

Call the district manager for the area you would like to work. It's easy to get the number, just walk into any Walgreens Pharmacy and ask the pharmacist on duty to give you the number, He or She will be glad to do so. Good luck.

Hey shakanoi: You do not need to buy this book, it's free, call the Michigan board of Pharmacy, they will be glad to send you one, their number is: (517) 335-0918. They are very fast and you will be getting the book within a week. Good luck.

It all depends on your state board, I would recommend you call your state board of Pharmacy and ask them the question instead of relying on general answers, you'd better go to the source. Good. Luck.

I personally strongly recommend Walgreens because I think they have the best computer system and organizational structure I have ever seen.

1) You are not giving enough info for your diabetic question, so it cannot be answered as it is. 2) Patient receives: 150 ml X 24= 3600 ml in 1day half normal saline contains: 0.45 g of NaCl per 100 ml Your total NaCl is: 0.45X3600/100 = 16.2 g Meq = (16.2 X 1000)/ 58.5 = 276.9.......... ~ 277 Meq If you do not understand private email me. Good luck.

It should be checked once a week i believe.

15---------------- 7.7 -----------12-------- 4.3---------------- 3 ------------------------ ---------------10.7 Parts in total Your answer is therefore (7.7/10.7)*100= 71.9% or rounded up ....= 72% Do you understand?, if not send me a private message. Good luck.

The answer is no. But, depending on the state you may be required to take an English proficiency test before you can be licensed, I know the state of Maryland requires it even from American citizens. Good luck.

Hi Guys: Now that I am thru with NAPLEX, I would like to sell some of the materials that made me ace both exams, I am selling everything except the APhA book which I am sure I will need to refer even beyond the license. I strongly recommend all the Naplex candidates to buy the APhA even though I am not selling mine. Please feel free to send me a private mail if you are interested. I have the following great FPGEE and NAPLEX preparation books for sale: FPGEE: 1. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam Vol 1 - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 2. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam Vol 2 - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 3. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam- Theory vol 1- Manan Shroff-----Price: $ 40.00 4. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam- Theory vol 2- Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 5. Reference Guide for Pharmaceutical calculations - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 6. Reference Guide for Pharmacy Management & Pharmacoeconomics - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 7. Clinical Pharmacology made ridiculously simple – James olson----- Price: $ 20.00 8. Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 5th Edition ----- Price: $ 40.00 NAPLEX: 1. Reference Guide for Pharmacy Licensing Exam-Theory- 2nd edition - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 2. Reference Guide for Pharmacy Licensing Exam-Questions & Answers - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 3. Appleton & Lange Review of Pharmacy including CD rom with practice test----- Price: $ 30.00 4. Guide to Federal Pharmacy law, 4th edition by Barry Reisss and Gary D. Hall. ----- Price: $ 25.00 5. PharmSuccess Naplex practice test CD----- Price: $ 25.00 6. Pharmacy Exam Practice test CD1 to CD6----- Price: $ 25.00 7. Pharmacy Exam Practice test CD7 CALCULATION ONLY. ----- Price: $ 25.00

Hi Guys: Now that I am thru with NAPLEX, I would like to sell some of the materials that made me ace both exams, I am selling everything except the APhA book which I am sure I will need to refer even beyond the license. I strongly recommend all the Naplex candidates to buy the APhA even though I am not selling mine. Please feel free to send me a private mail if you are interested. I have the following great FPGEE and NAPLEX preparation books for sale: FPGEE: 1. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam Vol 1 - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 2. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam Vol 2 - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 3. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam- Theory vol 1- Manan Shroff-----Price: $ 40.00 4. Foreign Pharmacy Licensing Exam- Theory vol 2- Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 5. Reference Guide for Pharmaceutical calculations - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 6. Reference Guide for Pharmacy Management & Pharmacoeconomics - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 7. Clinical Pharmacology made ridiculously simple – James olson----- Price: $ 20.00 8. Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 5th Edition ----- Price: $ 40.00 NAPLEX: 1. Reference Guide for Pharmacy Licensing Exam-Theory- 2nd edition - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 2. Reference Guide for Pharmacy Licensing Exam-Questions & Answers - Manan Shroff----- Price: $ 40.00 3. Appleton & Lange Review of Pharmacy including CD rom with practice test----- Price: $ 30.00 4. Guide to Federal Pharmacy law, 4th edition by Barry Reisss and Gary D. Hall. ----- Price: $ 25.00 5. PharmSuccess Naplex practice test CD----- Price: $ 25.00 6. Pharmacy Exam Practice test CD1 to CD6----- Price: $ 25.00 7. Pharmacy Exam Practice test CD7 CALCULATION ONLY. ----- Price: $ 25.00

Do some litterature search on the company, know a bit about their history, look clean and confident but do not try to look or behave too smart, be natural, normal and moreover be positive. Be prepared to answer questions such as: 1) Why did you choose this company? 2) What are your future plans, how and where do you see yourself in 10 year? 3) What are your career goals 4) Tell me about your strenghts and weaknesses 5)How do you work under pressure? 6)Do you prefer to work alone or as a team member? Try not to talk about salary ...let them come up with an offer... you can always check how much interns in the company and in the area make and compare, if you think it's way below that, you may mention it. 7) Be honest about what you know and don't know but always add that you adapt very easily and fast. 8) DO NOT forget to send an email or a thank you card to the pesron who interviewed you for the opportunity they gave you to appear for an interview. This what I can think of for now...I hope it will help you. Good luck.