Evidence-Based Search Quiz

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Testea tus conocimientos sobre búsqueda avanzada en EBP.

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Evidence-Based Search QuizVersion en ligne Testea tus conocimientos sobre búsqueda avanzada en EBP. par Nagwa Hamad 1 Truncation is done by adding a hash symbol (#) at the end of a word. Yes No 2 Advanced searching skills include using the explode feature to include specific terms under a general heading. Yes No 3 Using British spelling variations is not recommended when searching. Yes No 4 Grey literature is unpublished evidence that has not been included in databases Yes No 5 Applying “Animal” and “English” limits to the final search is recommended Yes No 6 Database alerts helps you find old documents you searched about Yes No 7 Boolean operators like AND and NOT help narrow or expand search results. Yes No 8 Truncation uses an asterisk to replace the end of a word, e.g., new* grad*. Yes No 9 Finding similar citations helps find additional relevant articles. Yes No 10 Exploding feature is a term in a search that uses single specific term. Yes No 11 Setting limits and filters helps manage large results in database searching. Yes No 12 Ancestry method means scanning through the list of references to reveal other articles that are relevant to your PICOT Yes No

Evidence-Based Search QuizVersion en ligne

Testea tus conocimientos sobre búsqueda avanzada en EBP.

par Nagwa Hamad

Truncation is done by adding a hash symbol (#) at the end of a word.

Yes

Advanced searching skills include using the explode feature to include specific terms under a general heading.

Yes

Using British spelling variations is not recommended when searching.

Yes

Grey literature is unpublished evidence that has not been included in databases

Yes

Applying “Animal” and “English” limits to the final search is recommended

Yes

Database alerts helps you find old documents you searched about

Yes

Boolean operators like AND and NOT help narrow or expand search results.

Yes

Truncation uses an asterisk to replace the end of a word, e.g., new* grad*.

Yes

Finding similar citations helps find additional relevant articles.

Yes

Exploding feature is a term in a search that uses single specific term.

Yes

Setting limits and filters helps manage large results in database searching.

Yes

Ancestry method means scanning through the list of references to reveal other articles that are relevant to your PICOT

Yes

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Evidence-Based Search QuizVersion en ligne

par Nagwa Hamad

Truncation is done by adding a hash symbol (#) at the end of a word.

Advanced searching skills include using the explode feature to include specific terms under a general heading.

Using British spelling variations is not recommended when searching.

Grey literature is unpublished evidence that has not been included in databases

Applying “Animal” and “English” limits to the final search is recommended

Database alerts helps you find old documents you searched about

Boolean operators like AND and NOT help narrow or expand search results.

Truncation uses an asterisk to replace the end of a word, e.g., new* grad*.

Finding similar citations helps find additional relevant articles.

Exploding feature is a term in a search that uses single specific term.

Setting limits and filters helps manage large results in database searching.

Ancestry method means scanning through the list of references to reveal other articles that are relevant to your PICOT

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