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Pharmacology for Nurses

Tina Barbour-Taylor, Leah Mueller, Donna Paris, Dorie Weaver (OpenStax)

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Comprehensive OpenStax pharmacology textbook covering all drug classes. Peer-reviewed, CC BY 4.0. Published 2024 by Rice University.

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