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Gever, Marcy Portnoff "Clopidogrel: Test your drug IQ". Nursing. FindArticles.com. 28 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3689/is_200210/ai_n9110730/

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• Advice, P.R.N.
• Nothing more we can do?
  by Ufema, Joy
• Depression, fatigue, and pain: Common but undertreated
• Hallway hazard
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• heart-healthy benefits of physical activity, The
• Hypertension
• Dear colleague
  by Noonan, Melinda Dunham
• My worst enemy
  by Totora, Barbara
• Choosing the right vascular access device, part II
  by Hadaway, Lynn C
• Mammography: Playing radiologist roulette
• Cranberry consumption
• cost of doing nothing, The
• Pressing for pain relief
• Confidentially
• Spread the word: Accelerated nursing programs abound
• Let your patients lead you
  by Ufema, Joy
• Genetic analysis helps predict survival in lymphoma patients
• Date-rape drug approve for cataplexy
• No good knight
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• Obesity
• News on animal data, "innovative' drugs
• JCAHO links patients deaths to shrinking staff nurse levels
• Keeping tabs on arrhythmias
• Working up a sweat
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Teaming up to beat the odds
  by Grange, Saundra L
• How to keep electronic health records private
  by Roberts, Darryl W
• Third time's a harm
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• Orange juice
• Sources and resources
• Breast cancer: New strategies to beat an old enemy
  by Workman, M Linda
• New treatment available for women with IBS
• Device zeros in on cancer cells postlumpectomy
• Water-based product keeps wounds moist
• Grin & share it
• Disturbing disclosures
  by Brooke, Penny Simpson
• Guidelines
• Stop diabetes in its tracks
  by Kaufman, Francine
• AHA recommends screening for young adults, redefines obesity
• Why circumcision helps protect against infection
• Myths & facts...about beta-blockers and hypertension
  by Munson, Becky Lien
• Marching for justice
  by Salladay, Susan A
• New oral drug may shrink lung tumors
• Using an automated external defibrillator
  by McConnell, Edwina A
• Triple threat
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Gumming up the works
  by Cohen, Michael R
• Clopidogrel: Test your drug IQ
  by Gever, Marcy Portnoff
• Understanding axis deviation
  by Geiter, Henry B Jr
• Quick takes: Osteoporosis
• "Resetting" the heart helps heart failure patients
• Letters
• Sharpen your wound assessment skills
  by Davidson, Marsha
• Blood product linked to clotting problems
• Cancer warning added to tamoxifen label
• Using a laser to make a point
  by Valentine, Virginia
• In support of St. John's wort
• Saline flushes work as well as heparin
• Sick kids respond best to mom's voice
• My patient may have a UTI-what next?
  by Schofield, Carin
• Why nursing students are good for you
  by Kadis, Jennifer
• Action stat: Air embolus
  by Hadaway, Lynn C
• Did you know?
• Sexually transmitted diseases & women's health
  by Cheney, Beth E
• NPs and MDs provide equal care
• Using aloe
• Having your say about pain control
  by Mee, Cheryl L
• Cancer can trigger post-traumatic stress disorder
• Heart health
• Future file
• Just the facts
• How to ace risk management 101
  by LaDuke, Sharon
• Ask the expert
  by Funnell, Martha M
• Dual-chamber pacing best for patients with sinus node dysfunction
• Craving a smoke and a beer
  by Salladay, Susan A
• Spotlight on gastroenterology nursing
• Recognizing and responding to acute myocardial infarction
  by Nagle, Beth; Nee, Catherine
• Should you treat a fever?
  by Husain, Mir A; Coleman, Ryan
• Your patient is in pain here's how you respond
  by McCaffery, Margo; Robinson, Eileen S
• Safer needles: Not optional
  by Perry, Jane; Jagger, Janine