Rx Success National Certification Review Manual for the Pharmacy Technician

By Andrea L. Crane

This 448 page text can serve as both an exam preparation resource and as a pharmacy technician industry reference guide. Unlike other industry resources, this manual's content has been updated at... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0972246444
• ISBN13: 9780972246446
• Release Date: June 2003
• Publisher: Salt & Light Enterprises, LLC
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 2.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.5" x 11.0" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

This is the one to buy!!

This is the ONLY book that you need to pass the test! Yes, you do have to sudy - do the math - again and again - if you do everything in the book - you will pass the test. I am over 50 and work as a pharmacy technician; and I have had nightmares about taking this test, but I PASSED IT TODAY!!! I did not take classes with the "younger set" I just did self-study. Now, it's the happy hour, a beautiful day - so it's a tall cool one for me and my chair on the deck to celebrate! GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU, I KNOW YOU CAN DO IT!

book summary

This is a great book to prepare you for the pharmacy technician certification exam. It has enough information to prepare you without overwhelming you too much data. I studied this book for 4 weeks and passed with flying colors in December 2008.

GREAT GREAT GREAT!

This book was the single thing i studied and i passed with flying colors. I studied about 2 weeks in advance. The test was so close to the book, and i felt like it prepared me! Thanks for the great book, i would suggest it to anyone wanting to become certified.

the only text you'll need =)

I've been in pharmacy for 10 years; CPhT for 7. This was the only book I needed. Highly recommend!!!

A good study guide

I took the March 2006 PTCE and began studying for it in November 2005. Over that time I aquired many different books (as I suggest you do if you already haven't) to study for the test (Check out the rates of passing on ptcb.org). When used with a multitude of other books it will obviously take a lot more time to get through all of the books in entirity. this book in particular is a bire more of a review over many things you may already know. So I wouldn't necessarily reccomend this as the first book you begin study with. I found this to be very informative and helpful. Every chapter is like a review and it is followed by a series of quizzes. But if this is one of the books you are using to study (keep in mind studying for more than 20 minutes at a time is considered cramming and you absorb less of what you read) you may just possibly want to begin studying sooner than I had. This, is no small book. You need a very fair amount of time to properly read through then review all you should have learned by books end.