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Pharmacology I Exam 2: Most Likely 45 (Version 2)

Pharmacology I · Exam 2 · Lectures 4–8 · nine per lecture
45 questions

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Forty-five questions, nine per lecture: a second set that covers different ground from Version 1. It is built from the next most stressed facts and the question styles the course uses, and it repeats a Version 1 fact only where the lecturer said outright it would be on the exam; no one can know what will be asked. The questions follow the order of the lectures (4 to 8), reuse questions already in the topic quizzes and vignettes, and carry no dosages.

Ophthalmic drugsEar, nose and throat drugsAntihypertensivesLipid-lowering drugsMyocardial ischemia

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