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Question 1 |
Which search will normally give the most results (you may perform the search in PubMed if you want.)
cancer AND diet | |
cancer OR diet | |
cancer NOT diet |
Question 2 |
Which search will normally give you the least results? Note: placing quotes around a word, searches for items that contain the exact phrase.
“public health” | |
public OR health | |
public AND health |
Question 3 |
Which search will normally give you the most results. Note adding a * to the end of a word expands the search to include all word combinations that start with letters provided before the *
chemi* | |
chemical OR chemicist OR cheminova | |
chemistry AND chemicals AND chemicopharmacological |
Question 4 |
Look up the “psychotic disorders” using the MeSH Database. Examine the MeSH tree showing the hierarchy of terms. Which MeSH term will provide you with the most results:
Psychotic Disorders | |
Schizophrenia and Disorders with Psychotic Features | |
Psychoses, Substance-Induced |
Question 5 |
Look up “disaster medicine” in the Mesh Database.
Which year was this term introduced?
1968 | |
1979 | |
2008 |
Question 6 |
What does checking the box ““Restrict to MeSH Major Topic" do to your search
It limits to article mainly about that Mesh Topic and I get fewer results | |
It expands my search to include related terms and I get more results | |
It limits my search to articles containing my Mesh term in the title and I get fewer results. |
Question 7 |
Which search term do you use in Pubmed if you want investigations in any European country
"European countries" | |
Europe[MESH] | |
Europe* or Europe? |
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