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300 Questions and Answers in Medical and General Nursing for Veterinary Nurses
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'300 Questions and Answers in Medical and General Nursing' has been published in response to repeated requests for self-test material in this subject - one of the areas that cause most difficulty in examination. This collection of multiple choice questions gives the student the opportunity to concentrate on specific areas of weakness with a focussed and comprehensive review programme in the subject of their choice. Compiled by a leading training centre, these questions are representative of the type of question likely to appear in the examination paper. By using this revision guide you will not ... Read more
'300 Questions and Answers in Medical and General Nursing' has been published in response to repeated requests for self-test material in this subject - one of the areas that cause most difficulty in examination. This collection of multiple choice questions gives the student the opportunity to concentrate on specific areas of weakness with a focussed and comprehensive review programme in the subject of their choice. Compiled by a leading training centre, these questions are representative of the type of question likely to appear in the examination paper. By using this revision guide you will not ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Elsevier Health Sciences United Kingdom
Number of pages
96
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2003
Condition
New
Number of Pages
96
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780750646970
SKU
V9780750646970
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Ref
99-2
Reviews for 300 Questions and Answers in Medical and General Nursing for Veterinary Nurses
This is an excellent and inexpensive aid to the student veterinary nurse, and is an essential addition to the library of all training practices. Julia Davenport, Vet Nursing Times, June 2004