LESSON 20 part 1 Flashcards

1
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Example of computerized literature searching

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CINAHL, Medline

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2
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CINAHL

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Cumulated Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature

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3
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The adoption of standardized language related to nursing terms

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NANDA

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4
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NANDA means

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North American Nursing Diagnosis Association

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5
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The ability to find trends in aggregate data, that is ‘data derived from large population groups’

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SPSS

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6
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SPSS meaning

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Statistical Package for the Social Sciences

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7
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Organized, systematic, and ‘thorough search of all types of literature’ in a certain topic

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Literature searches

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8
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You can save a search to run a later date particularly if your search statement is complex and lengthy to enter

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Saved searches

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9
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It can be used to help organize the references

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Bibliographic Management Tools

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10
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Allows you to ‘efficiently search for published information’ such as magazine, journal, and newspaper articles

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Database

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11
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It is useful for finding information produced by governments, organizations, groups, and individuals

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Search engine

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12
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The most popular search engine in the world; offers a large Web page catalog

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Google

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13
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Google was developed by?

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Larry Page and Sergey Brin

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14
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When was google developed

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1996

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15
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A search would prioritize the results by ‘ranking the page that is linked the most first’ (page ranking)

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Back rub strategy

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16
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‘Offers related search ideas and search suggestions’ as you type in the search bar

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Bing

17
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Provides advanced search options, preferences setting, and search suggestions

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Yahoo

18
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ChaCha and MahaloRefseek; more than 1 billion books, encyclopedias, journals, web resources and newpapers

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Human powered search engines

19
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‘Scholarly index of Web resources’ selected by librarians and academic professionals

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Academic Index

20
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‘Identifies the search engine’ along with its results and offers both web-wide searches and wide variety of specialty search options

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Search.com

21
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Searches google, yahoo, yandex, and more and identifies search engines along with its results

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Dogpile.com

22
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‘Searches a number of crowd-sourced websites’ including Bing, Yahoo, and Yandex

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DuckDuckGo.com

23
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Educational tools, software, and information for students; guidance on when to use what search engine

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Noodle Tools

24
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A list of all purpose, job-related, and subject specific search engines, information about databases and archives

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TeachThoughts 100 Search Engines for Academic

25
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Scholarly resources, including articles and theses, that span countless disciplines

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Google Scholar

26
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More than 100,000 resources from universities, government, and noncommercial providers

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iSeek