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"at basic training it wasn't exactly 'fun' treatment but it was efficient..." What do you know about the officers programs. Are they required the same "fun" treatment? Nice use of parentheses in side a quote!

did anyone notice that there is a typo in the book? [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20] "a customer bought two grilled cheese sandwiches, one order of potato salad, and two iced teas. how much did the customer's purchases cost?" [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]answer: c. $3.25 [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]+ [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]$3.25 [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]+ [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]$1.79 [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]+ [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]$1.49 [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]+ [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]$1.49 [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]= [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]$8.45 [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20] [color=#231f20][color=#231f20][color=#231f20]:confused:i added and added this and got $11.27 every time. that wasn't even listed as an answer. am i going to fail this exam over a simple question like this? or is this really a typo? (ref. page 22 of mcgraw hills nursing school entrance exams from free download)

I checked out the "about" page. It was very helpful! Are they given at once or spread out over time? You increase your risk of reaction by getting many at once. Thanks

Hello All, I am interested in joining the Navy Nurse corp for several reasons. I think it is a great way to get a lot of different experiences in my job field, exciting to travel wherever they may send me, and I like the structure that the military provides for your life as well as the fantastic benefits and ability to advance your career. I am concerned about the amount of vaccines that I would have to undergo. I have seen personally some of the side effects of having a lot of injections at one time on certain people and am worried about the fact that they don't always tell you what they are injecting into you. My husband was a Marine and he said that the military doesn't care what you think about what they put in your body. So my questions are: 1. Do you know what vaccines and how many you will be subjected to, 2. Have you seen adverse side effects? 3. Is there a conscientious objector rule (say religion or known allergies or health problems) that can get you out of it. I may decide that I just have to "suck it up" if I want to join the Navy and I am prepared for that answer too, but want to be as informed as possible. Thanks!