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Blood and Uremia
Author:
Joanne D Pittard MS
Earn (30) Contact Hours
 This is still the definitive reference for blood elements
in end stage renal disease (ESRD). Anticoagulant therapy, heparin,
erythropoietin therapy and many of the complications associated
with accessing the arterial and venous blood compartments of the
human body are covered. This monograph contains medical and
nursing material unavailable in other single medical, nursing, or
technical book. Dr. John R. De Palma was intimately involved in
the research and writing of this
monograph*.
ISBN 1‐892265‐02‐8. 1st Edition 2000.
$100.00 plus $15.00 S & H.
California Residents please add 10.25%
state tax to purchase
price.
How to Receive Thirty (30)
Contact Hours:
- Read the objectives, introduction and the entire monograph.
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Take
the Dialysate post-test located in the back of this book.
Fill in your answers on the enclosed Scantron answer form using a #2 pencil. Do NOT use
ink. We have converted all post-test answers to the
Scantron format.
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Fill in the required information on the registration form
located after the posttest. Please complete the monograph evaluation on this form.
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You will be
notified of your test results in 4 weeks or less. If you
pass, Hemodialysis, Inc. will award a
certificate for earned contact hours. If you
fail the test, you may submit another answer form within
thirty (30) days with no surcharges.
Shipping Information
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Regular Orders
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NO Mailing Outside the USA
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Return Policy
All returned non-defective books will have a fifty
percent (50%) restocking fee.
1. Mail the 1) original registration form and
2) Scantron answer form to the publisher
within two (2) years of purchase of the
monograph.
* A monograph is a writing, either in essay or book length,
on a single or specific subject.
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