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Chapter 4 - Information Resources Flashcards

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Primary literature

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A. Journals
B. CASE reports
C. Research reports
D. Drug Trial Reports

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A fristhand or direct source of information; a record of original reports of scientific, clinical, technological and administrative research projects and studies.

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Primary literature

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Newsletter of the American Pharmaceutical Association; reports on current news and opinions including pharmacotherapeutic legislative and socio-economic news.

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Pharmacy today 1962

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Contains practical information for Today’s pharmacist

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Pharmacy times 1898

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Covers naturals products research- chemistry, biochemistry and biology of naturally occurring compounds. Official publication of the American Society of Pharmacognosy

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Journal of natural products 1938

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Journal of medicinal plant research

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Planta medica 1935

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Includes a group of heterogeneous information sources that function as a guide to information that has been published in the primary literature

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Secondary literature

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Summary of the information contained in a specific published literature source

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Abstract

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Published by the Union of American Biological Societies; comprehensive abstracting and indexing journal reporting on the world’s literature in theoretical and applied biology

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Biological abstract 1927

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Four indexes of Biological Abstract

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  1. Author index
  2. Subject index (BASIC)
  3. Biosystematic index
  4. CROSS
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Published by the American Chemical Society; MOST comprehensive of all indexing and abstracting services

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Chemical abstracts 1907

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Indexes of chemical abstracts

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Authors
Formula
Hetero-atom
Numerical patent
Patent concordance
Ring system
Subjects
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A list of bibliography of primary articles

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Indexing services

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A free database accessing primarily the MEDLINE database of references and abstracts on life sciences and biomedical topics

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Pubmed

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A medical database produced and provided by Elsevier; european literature; stronger in drug information and in areas of biological science related to human medicine.

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EMBASE

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A handy self contained products that allows the user to search for drug therapy articles selected from 200 clinical journals

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IDIS

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IDIS

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IOWA DRUG INFORMATION SYSTEM

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Means of archiving data in reduced size on thin sheets that are placed into a reader much like a slide is placed underneath the lens of a microscope

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Specialized microfiche systems

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Provides comprehensive evaluations of drugs and anwers to key drug information

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Drugdex

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Secondary literature

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Abstract
Indexing services
Specialized Microfiche Systems

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Presents information derived from the vast primary literature in a condensed and compact format

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Tertiary reference

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Tertiary Reference

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Textbook
Pharmacopoeia
Standard reference book
Review articles

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Major function is to present a topic in a manner in which it can be used as the basis for instruction in a particular subject area

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Textbook

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Examples of textbooks

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  • Goodman and Gilman’s the Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics
  • Textbook of Adverse Drug Reactions
  • Elsevier’s Dictionary of Pharmaceutical sciences
  • Pharmaceutics: The Sciences of Dosage Form Design
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A compilation of monographs adopted as an official book of standards and references for determining identity, purity and quality of official articles used in pharmaceutical industry

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Pharmacopoeia

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A written account of a single topic

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Monograph

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Examples of monograph

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  • Philippine Pharmacopoeia (DOH)
  • British Pharmacopoeia 2010
  • United States Pharmacopoeia XXXIII and National Formulary XXVIII
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A fundamental source of drug standards and important pharmaceutical facts

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Standard Reference Book

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Examples of standard reference book

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  • Martindale:The Complete Drug reference

- Remington: The science and practice of pharmacy

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Appear in journals and are designed to summarize, analyze, evaluate or synthesize information that has already been published.

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Review articles

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