STUDY HELP

Hey Everyone!

I hope that everybody is having lots of fun studying! I have updated the Google Group, so everyone should go to it and check it out! Just click on Study Help lower on the right hand side of the blog. Please email me if you have any problems.

ENJOY!

Delia

APAP Toxicity Chart from Brad’s Review

Friday, September 21, 2007

7:24 PM

Screen clipping taken: 9/25/2007, 8:46 AM

TDM Schedule for Next week (10/1 - 5)

REVIEWS
TUES 8 - 850 am
WED 330
THURS 1220 - 1
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SUN 2 - 6
MON 6 - 9
TUES 6 - 9
WED 6 - 9
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TOP 25 DRUGS FOR SOLUBILITY PROJECT

Here are the top 25 drugs and their chemical structures. All the structures were taken from Clinical Pharmacology. Hope it helps; sorry it took so long!

FALL 2007 LEARN TEAMS

LAW

Lorie Allsbrooks

Katie Jeffreys

Nazy Adibi

Andraya Philips

Lindsay Jones

Ashley Avello

PHARMACOLOGY

Melissa Diamond

Meghan Aucoin

Margaret Davis

Miles Bailey

Caleb Williamson

Erin Randall

MED CHEM

Jusin Vesser

Chase Moore

Zach Hamilton

James House

Frances Cohenour

Delia Charest

ID II

Chris Koogler

Thomas Fowler

Eric Frazier

Nathan Sapp

Lara Beth Phelps

Lindsey Bise

TDM

Kim White

Adrienne Savage

Toby Humphries

Genny Kirkland

Paul Handley

Ashlie Channiott

Rumor Mill

Hey everyone,

I know that everyone is hearing some wild rumors about school, our teachers, the NAPLEX, and our futures in light of the investigation of Flynn Warren at the University of Georgia. I have heard things from one end of the spectrum to the other, but my advice is, please don't read too much into everything you are hearing. While it is a serious situation, I have no doubt that most of what we are hearing about what's going on at our school is just rumor. It can be damaging to our teachers' and school's reputation if we participate in spreading all this stuff from one end of the pharmacy community to the other and then it turns out to be untrue. So please, when you are at work or school or wherever, let's wait until we get the facts straight before we jump to any conclusions.

Hang in there,

Justin L. Vesser