- American Pharmacist Month
- October is designated as
American Pharmacists Month. A great time to celebrate the
profession the the professionals that serve the public.
See www.aphanet.org for
more information.
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- Nuclear Medicine Week
- The first week of October is
also the time to celebrate Nuclear Medicine Week. Don't
forget to celebrate with your customers! See
www.snm.org for more
information.
Biochemical Basis of Alcohol Abuse
PET researcher have determined that
elevated levels of D2 dopamine receptors in the
brain may provide a protective effect for those most at risk for
developing alcoholism. This may help explain why some people
develop alcohol dependency while others do not.
For more information...
- Digital Pharmacist
- Amanda Galiano, a senior at the
UAMS College of Pharmacy (and nuclear pharmacy student), has
developed a website called the
Digital Pharmacist
with pharmacy resources for your PDA. It contains useful
software and information on choosing the right PDA for you.
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Wash Away
Radioactivity!
Soap and water do a good
job of washing away radioactive contamination, but
if something more is needed Radiacwash is available.
Radiacwash has been around since 1951. It
works by sequestering metallic ions which
contaminate the surface and lifting and suspending
particles so that they can be washed away with
water. What does your pharmacy use for
decontamination? Discuss further on the
nuclear pharmacist eCommunity at
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New ! - Online
Nuclear Cardiologist Training
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Does your pharmacy recognize and celebrate Nuclear Medicine Week
with your customers?
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here to vote
Response to previous poll
"Does your pharmacy have a "Disaster Preparedness Plan?" in the
event of a hurricane, earthquake, terrorism, etc.
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Yes 64.3%
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No 28.6%
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Not Sure 7.1%
The patient was admitted to the hospital
with a complaint of leg hurting and being dizzy. The patient was
found to be anemic with a
hemoglobin of 7.8. The patient gave a history of melena.
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to case....
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