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What is primary literature correct answer >> reports of original research, theories, ideas and opinions
- most current info at time of publication
What is secondary literature correct answer >> indexing and abstracting databases used to organize primary and tertiary
resources
-- search yield list of citations or citations with abstracts
What is the most relevant 2nd resource for pharmacsit> correct answer >> Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System
(MEDLARS) Online (MEDLINE)
What are the key secondary resources correct answer >> 1. Clinicaltrials.gov (NIH, trials)
2. Cochrane library (systematic reviews)
3. CINAHL (nursing)
4. ECRI (guidelines, snapshots)
5. . Embase (elsavier, Émeline +2000 additional, less lag, more international)
6. Google scholar
7. IPA (>800 journals)
,8. LexisNexis (legal, news, public records)
, 9. MEDLINE (NLM, >5000 journals)
10. Trip database (more than midline)
What is tertiary literature correct answer >> compendia that provide convenient, easily usable info that has been
synthesized and summarized from primary literature
-- drug databases
-- textbooks,
-- clinical practice guidelines
-- review articles
-- sometimes meta-analysis
Which tertiary references don't coffer off-label uses correct answer >> DailyMed, FDA website, Physicians Desk Reference
List of tertiary resources correct answer >> 1. American Hospital Formulary Service Drug Information (AHFS, ASHP) - on
lexicomp
2. Clinical pharmacology - monographs, reports, adverse reaction searchability
3. DailyMed - FDA approved package inserts
What is primary literature correct answer >> reports of original research, theories, ideas and opinions
- most current info at time of publication
What is secondary literature correct answer >> indexing and abstracting databases used to organize primary and tertiary
resources
-- search yield list of citations or citations with abstracts
What is the most relevant 2nd resource for pharmacsit> correct answer >> Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System
(MEDLARS) Online (MEDLINE)
What are the key secondary resources correct answer >> 1. Clinicaltrials.gov (NIH, trials)
2. Cochrane library (systematic reviews)
3. CINAHL (nursing)
4. ECRI (guidelines, snapshots)
5. . Embase (elsavier, Émeline +2000 additional, less lag, more international)
6. Google scholar
7. IPA (>800 journals)
,8. LexisNexis (legal, news, public records)
, 9. MEDLINE (NLM, >5000 journals)
10. Trip database (more than midline)
What is tertiary literature correct answer >> compendia that provide convenient, easily usable info that has been
synthesized and summarized from primary literature
-- drug databases
-- textbooks,
-- clinical practice guidelines
-- review articles
-- sometimes meta-analysis
Which tertiary references don't coffer off-label uses correct answer >> DailyMed, FDA website, Physicians Desk Reference
List of tertiary resources correct answer >> 1. American Hospital Formulary Service Drug Information (AHFS, ASHP) - on
lexicomp
2. Clinical pharmacology - monographs, reports, adverse reaction searchability
3. DailyMed - FDA approved package inserts
