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Modern Blood Banking & Transfusion Practices by Denise Harmening 978-0803668881

Modern Blood Banking & Transfusion Practices by Denise Harmening 978-0803668881

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About this Hardcover

ISBN-13
9780803668881
Author
Denise Harmening
Publisher
F. A. Davis Company
Edition
7
Published
2019
Pages
669
Binding
Hardcover

Verified US edition — ISBN 9780803668881

ISBN 9780803668881 identifies the 7 of Modern Blood Banking & Transfusion Practices by Denise Harmening by Denise Harmening, published by F. A. Davis Company (2019). Every copy autoxdx ships against this ISBN is the genuine US-edition print run from the original publisher's authorized US distribution — no overseas reprints, no scanned facsimiles, no "international edition" rebranding. Verify this ISBN against your professor's syllabus before checkout.

About F. A. Davis Company

F.A. Davis Company is an independent Philadelphia-based publisher specializing in nursing, allied-health, and medical reference titles — including Davis's Drug Guide, Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary, and the F.A. Davis nursing fundamentals series. Authentic F.A. Davis editions ship through the publisher's US-only distribution; we source directly.

How students use this book

Pharmacology textbooks are highest-yield when used alongside Anki-style spaced repetition for drug names, mechanisms, and adverse effects. Read full chapters during course progression, then transition to drug-class flashcards for retention. NCLEX and USMLE Step 1 question banks consistently test pharmacology more than any other content area — keep this reference accessible through the entire prep cycle, not just course exams.

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