Kathleen Potempa

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Kathleen Potempa
Born
SpouseWayne
Academic background
EducationRN, diploma, Providence Hospital School of Nursing
BSc, psychology, 1974, University of Detroit
MSN, 1978, DSN, 1986, Rush University
Thesis A comparison of exercise performance and fatigue in hypertensive men over 50 years of age taking propranolol and pindolol (1986)