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Student's performance in the use of traditional lecture method and video presentation in selected NCM 104 topics : tuberculosis and rabies / Randy Escalada, Patricia Lou Excano, Joselito Legados, Maybelle Teodoro.

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Publication details: Pasay City : MDC, 2006.Edition: BS NursingDescription: 63 pSubject(s):

Item type: Theses

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Manila Tytana Colleges Library THESES SECTION	TH RT 73.5 S78 2006 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		TH0087

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