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Drug Card Scavenger Hunt December 2018 Week # 3

Find the answer and qualify for a drawing for a great prize!
Go to the profile of Jill Kolesar & Lee Vermeulen
Jill Kolesar & Lee Vermeulen
Professors, University of Kentucky
Drug Card Scavenger Hunt December 2018 Week # 3
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Question for the week of December 17, 2018

This contest is open to any pharmacy, medicine, nursing or other allied health student or trainee (resident, fellow).  Please use the link below to respond to this question.  The answer can be found in the Top 300 Pharmacy Drug Cards or the Top 100 Nonprescription Drug Cards on Access Pharmacy.

What is the angiotensin II receptor antagonist that has a name sometimes confused with Mevacor?

Use this link to respond:  December 17, 2018 Scavenger Hunt

One winner will be drawn from all correct responses received by Monday, December 24, 2018 and entered into a monthly drawing for a gift certificate redeemable for McGraw Hill publications. 

The correct answer to last week’s question (What is the generic name of the  mineral that is the major component of the OTC antacid Tums?) was calcium carbonate.  The winner of last week's Drug Card Scavenger Hunt was Linh Hoang from North Dakota State University.  Check back every Monday for a new question and another chance to win!

Follow us to receive an email when each new Scavenger Hunt is posted!

For a copy of the official contest rules, please click here. 

Go to the profile of Jill Kolesar & Lee Vermeulen
Jill Kolesar & Lee Vermeulen
Professors, University of Kentucky

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