Appleton & Lange Outline Review for the Physician Assistant Examination, Second EditionPublisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product THE OUTLINE REVIEW THAT DELIVERS . . . *Higher scores with the authors’ proven exam prep method *Easy-to-follow outline format for quick review of essential exam topics *Concise overview of diseases, emphasizing recognition and treatment *Simulation of the NCCPA exam format *Chapter on each clinical area *NEW CHAPTERS on Infectious Disease and Surgery *Comprehensively updated coverage based on the very latest NCCPA content *Perfect study guide for clinical rotations THE MOST EFFECTIVE, TIME-EFFICIENT, AND CONCISE WAY TO PREPARE FOR THE NCCPA CERTIFIYING OR PANRE RECERTIFYING EXAMS |
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PAPULOSQUAMOUS DISEASES | 7 |
DERMATOLOGY | 12 |
VESICULOBULLOUS ERUPTIONS | 14 |
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