ASAP 3.3 Discussion: Drug Criminals
Graded Discussion
Discussion Topic
No Response(s)
The discussion is where you discuss a specific health topic with the rest of the class.
Read through the topic thoroughly, then post your thoughts on the appropriate discussion
board. Write at least one well-developed paragraph. As this is a discussion, don't forget to
respond to at least two other students. Please be courteous and use proper netiquette.
Discussion 3.3 Drug Criminals
Be the first to
Do you think criminals convicted of drug crimes should serve mandatory sentences? Why
or why not?
Exit Graded Discussion
Answer:
I honestly do not know
Explanation:
I am extremely incapable of processing what you said
Examining Maintenance Requirements
What are the continuing education requirements for pharmacy technicians in Texas?
a. Once they earn their certification, pharmacy technicians have no maintenance requirements.
b. Technicians must maintain the PTCB certification by following the PTCB continuing education requirements.
c. Technicians can choose to maintain their PTCB or not, but in either case, they must take 20 CEU per year.
d. Technicians do not have to maintain their certification if they earn a pharmacy license.
Answer:
C. Technicians can choose to maintain their PTCB certification or not, but in either case, they must take 20 CEU per year.
Explanation:
I calculated it logically
Answer:
C. Technicians can choose to maintain their PTCB certification or not, but in their case, they must take 20 CEUs
Explanation:
EDG 22'
Why was Phineas Gage still alive?
Answer:
Phineas Gage died twelve years after the celebrated accident of epilepsy, leaving behind a fascinating legacy, and altering our understanding of the relation between the mind and the brain. Gage's skull has become a relic and is on display along with the famous iron rod at the Warren Anatomical Museum in Boston.
Explanation:
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Answer:
His injuries were severe such that no one believed that he would recover. His family was very much afraid and this made them prepare his coffin while he was still alive due to fear. Fortunately, Gage recovered and apparently started leading a normal life by January 1849.