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1. PubMed - found in the Health Science Databases list.
2. Searched for anxiety Depression.
3. Yes, there was full- text.
4. Yes, I was able to to refine and limit my search by article type, publication date, and text availability.
5. It liked how you can choose to learn about adult or pediatric or you could choose all.

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1) SportDiscus, found through the Health Science databases list.
2) Searched FITNESS and MENTAL HEALTH
3) Yes, there were many full-text from journals, magazines, dissertations, and articles to chose from.
4) Yes I could limit my view to full text,  English abstract, and peer-reviewed.
5) On the side bar they allowed me to look at current news which is very essential for up to date accuracy.

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1) Springerlink, found through the Health Science databases.
2) I searched anxiety AND depression.
3) Yes, there was many full texts depending on which journal or book you looked at.
4) Yes, I could limit to almost anything.
5) I found interesting that you could pick for only online access or to find it in a library.

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1. ClinicalKey, found on the Databases by Subject page

2. Type 1 Diabetes ( I was just diagnosed )

3. Yes there were many full length overviews, excerpts, guidelines and articles available.

4. Yes. I could filter my search by source type, specialties and date.

5. I liked the filtering features that would allow me to select videos or sources with images in addition to selecting a specialty. I think the specialty filter is really important because it helps you to get the best available information specific to your major or research topic.

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1. ClinicalKey, found on the Databases by Subject page
2. Type 1 Diabetes
3. Yes there were many full length overviews, excerpts, guidelines and articles available
4. Yes. I could filter my search by source type, specialties and date.
5. I liked the filtering features that would allow me to select videos or sources with images in addition to selecting a specialty. I think the specialty filter is really important because it helps you to get the best available information specific to your major or research topic.

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1. MedlinePlus from the Health Science databases list
2. Exercise
3. Yes, many texts/research showed
4. Yes, types of research
5. Format results in form of PDF, Video, and images for presentations

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1. MedlinePlus , Health sciences databases list
2. Injuries and wounds
3. Yes , a lot of full text showed up
4. Yes a lot to choose from
5. That sign up for newsletters and stay connected and have a lot of videos and tools to help you out.

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1. Natural Medicines, Health Sciences Database list
2.  Exercise and Anxiety
3. Yes, many different full text sources came up
4. Yes, many to choose from I could definitely refine and have a smaller list that’s less broad.
5. The colleagues interact tab, I wasn’t able to use it but for people that have an account I could see that being a very beneficial way to get information.

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1.  MedlinePlus and found it through the Health Sciences OU database list
2. Searched dietary supplements
3. Yes, found many resources with full-text
3. Yes, could refine by source type
4. You can find videos or images related to your search instead of reading the article itself.
5. Every section on the side was label with a description and picture making for easy locating

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1.PsycTests and found through the link with database list.
2.Searched exercise AND anxiety
3.Yes lot's of full texts found, as well as other tests
4. I could have refined my search by maybe choosing a specific sport to find a relationship between exercise and anxiety.
5. I like the "related items" tool on the side with more credible articles to choose from with a similar topic. This can be very useful when gathering sources for a research paper.

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1. PsychINFO because I am already familiar with it from Research Methods class.

2. Searched exercise AND mood

3. There were many articles listed with full-text.

4. I could limit or refine my search by searching within different parts of the document, limiting to peer reviewed sources only, and selecting only sources published recently among many other tools.

5. You can specify the type of methodology used in the sources returned.

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1. MedicinePlus, it was on the Health Sciences Databases list
2. Searched for exercise and health
3. Yes found lots of full-text
4. Yes could sort by topic and format
5. There was a selection for multiple languages so that could help someone out if English maybe wasn't their first language

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1. Natural Medicines, it was on the Health Sciences Databases List
2. Dietary and natural medicines
3. Yes, it gave me access to the website
4. Yes, to certain related topics
5. "Databases" section, contain reliable and up-to-date information on this subject area

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1. Access medicine, it was on the main page
2. Obesity
3.No, I found chapters in books.
4. Yes
5. You can view what kind of format of text you want.

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Name of Database: Anatomy.TV
How did you find it? through the health science database list
Conduct a search for a health topic:searched for exercise and anxiety
Were you able to get the full text? yes
could you limit your research? yes
One feature that caught my eye was the 3D. It helps get a better understanding of a certain topic. I am a visual learner

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Name of database: Psychology Database, MEDLINE, Science Citation Index Expanded, it was on “health sciences” main page

Topic: Sleep Apnoea in adults.
Full text? Yes, there were lots of them.
Could you limit your results? Yes, it allowed me to limit by the date, and helped me narrow down what I was looking for.
One interesting feature: I liked the list of options on the left hand side after I had found a source. The options included things like “citations, send to..., details, etc.” This makes it easier to click on exactly what you’re looking for when you find an article that you want.

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Name of Database, how did you find it?: Anatomy.TV, found on health sciences page
Conduct a search for a health topic: Exercise and Physiology
Were you able to get the full text?: Yes
Could you limit your search  or refine your results?: Yes
Name one other feature that caught your eye, what is it? Why do you think it will be useful?: You can choose your date range for your research topic. This can be useful because depending on the type of research you're conducting, you have the option of picking the timeline that fits your needs best.

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Name of database, how did you find it? Elsevier Science open Access Journals, found on Health Science page.
Conduct a search for a health topic -exercise and health 
Were you able to get the full-text? Yes 
Could you limit your search or refine your results? Yes 
Name one other feature you saw that caught your eye, what is it? Why do you think it will be useful? There were many sources 

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1. Natural Medicines - found under health sciences page.
2. searched for exercise and anxiety.
3. Yes
4. you can do an advanced search
5. There is a list of all the writers and editors.

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1. PubMed - Health Sciences Subject List
2. Searched for "Stroke Physical Therapy"
3. No. Had to request a copy through ILLaid
4. Yes. By Text Availability, Article Type, Pub Date
5. Free full text search criteria

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1. UpToDate, found on the Databases by Subject page
2. Type 1 Diabetes
3. Yes there were many full length articles that were easily accessible
4. Yes! I was able to limit my search to Type 1 Diabetes Management, Type 1 Diabetes Diagnoses
5. A feature that caught my eye was a bar of options underneath the search bar where the searcher could specify if they wanted parent, pediatric or patient information. There was even an option for graphics.

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1. Natural Medicines
2. Searched for Health and Wellness
3. Yes, there are plenty of full articles
4. there's an alphabetized index to search for specific topic.
5.  There are so many topics to choose from, but it's easy to identify which ones are related to diets, medical procedures,/techniques,  energy therapies, and so much more

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1. CINAHL complete
2. Searched for Infant Safe Sleep
3. Yes there were many articles with full text.
4. Yes the search results were easily refined.
5. I liked to ability to search by abstract. This will make the search easier rather than wading through hundreds of full articles that may not fit the topic being searched.

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1. PubMed
2. Searched for anxiety and stress
3. Yes I found full text
4. Yes i could refine my results
5. You can email or save the page that you were currently on to your laptop or someone else

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1. Access Health from the Health Science Database list
2. Lung cancer and smoking
3. Yes found lot of texts.
4.Yes could limit
5. the limit area allowed for tables and images with could be helpful when doing a presentation.

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1. PsycINFO
2. generalized anxiety disorder AND eating
3. Yes, found full text
4. Yes, could limit to peer-review, publication date, record type, classification, age-group, and more
5. It could be sorted by most recent, relevant, or oldest--helpful in credibility when it comes to recent data and research

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1. EMBase , Ou library database list
2.  Breast Cancer
3.  Yes, found the full text.
4.  I could refine my search
5. You can pin information if you want to save it or if you need it for research

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1. MedlinePlus, OU library database list

2. Obesity

3. Yes

4. No

5. The search bar list suggestions for the word being typed. This could be beneficial to an user who is in a hurry

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1. PubMed (MEDLINE), found in the Health Science Databases list.
2. Searched for anxiety AND mental health.
3. Yes, there was full- text that I found.
4. Yes, I was able to to refine and limit my search by article type, publication date, and text availability.
5. A feature that caught my eye was  an option for additional filters on what I searched such as journal type, age, sex, and species. These can be useful for in depth research on a specific topic that one could be looking for.

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1. PubMed (MEDLINE)
2. Stress and Anxiety
3. Yes, I was able to find full text
4. Yes, I could've refined my search in a couple different ways
5. No, there weren't any images or presentations

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1. SPORTDiscus, found from Health Science Databases
2. Searched for exercise AND anxiety
3. Yes, there were many with full-text.
4. Yes, could limit to full-text, source types, etc.
5. Could search by publication date, which could be very useful for a project on a certain time frame.

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1. MedlinePlus, found from Health Science Databases
2. Searched for Medical Tests
3. Yes, found many full size text/articles
4. Yes, sources can be limited by currency, subject and source type.
5. Each article for every test are arranged in alphabetical on a tab.

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1. LWW Health Library- Medical Education, Health Science List
2. Searched for exercise and anxiety
3. Yes, can get full text.
4. Yes, could narrow down results by subject, content, text, and tags.
5. When you click on the title of one of the results it opens up the text right away and super easy. to navigate.

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1. MedlinePlus, found under Health Science database
2. Searched for dietary supplements
3. Yes, found many resources with full-text
3. Yes, could refine by source type
4. You can refine by format and find videos or images related to your search rather than reading an article

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1. Natural Medicine- found under the Health Science database list.
2. Searched for sleep
3. Yes, I got the full text
4. Yes, I could limit them to the most recent ones and source types.
5. I found the way that you could see what else natural medicines are used for which can help find for information.

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1. Cochrane Library, found on the Health Science List.
2. Searched on mental health.
3. Yes was able to get a full text.
4. Yes, could limit to peer review and by clinical answers through most recent reviews.
5. One feature was that you could have the website database organize the data from most recent, this will be helpful for finding which one is more relevant towards the study.

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1. Environment Complete, database by subject under health sciences
2. I searched for sleep deprivation and stress
3. Got access to a good number of full length texts
4.Yes, I can limit my search by changing the dates and type of research etc..
5.Geography, location of, section caught my eye because I believe that depending on where you live could allow different levels of stress and sleep deprivation.

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1. Environment Complete, found on the Health Science list

2. Searched for sleep and stress

3. Yes, can get full-text

4. Yes, can limit results to source types, publication dates, and more

5. There is a simple drop down menu to chose to filter your results at the top of the page, into more generalized groups such as “date newest” and “date oldest,” which is useful if you don’t know exactly what your search parameters are yet.

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1. PubMed, found on the Health Science Database
2. Searched for Intermittent Fasting
3.Multiple sources for full text
4. Yes I could refine the date and type of article
5.There were options for Language and age range which could be helpful for the diet needs of different age groups.

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1. Name is MedlinePlus, found through the health sciences list
2. searched for exercise and mental health
3. yes, there were multiple results
4. yes I could refine by type and format
5. They had a multiple languages tab that I found interesting. This could be useful to those that don't speak english.

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1) Medicine Plus, found on the health sciences database list
2) Searched for mental health and behavior.
3) Yes- there were many different links to many different sources on different mental health disorders.
4) yes- you could refine your results to format and type of disorder/condition.
5) there were many links to different photos, videos, and PDFs that you could use to help visualize if necessary.

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1.) All Health Watch, found on the Health Science List
2.) Topic searched was exercise and anxiety
3.) Yes, I was able to find the full-text
4.) Yes, I was able to limit my results to type of research, etc.
5.) Something that caught my eye was the images provided because they are a great source of information and can be referenced.

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1. Access Medicine, using Health sciences database search on OU's website.
2. I used exercise AND anxiety
3. Yes, found full-text
4. Yes, I could limit to both peer-review and date, and type.
5. I could also expand the results to other textbook sites.

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1. PsycINFO, found on the Health Science list
2. Searched - Insomnia
3. Yes i found a lot of context
4. Yes, i could limit my results
5. I could search for a population date when trying to do specific research.

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1. Health and Psychoogical Instruments, found on the Health Science list
2. Searched for Quality of Life-- Cancer Survivors
3. Yes, found lots of context
4. Yes
5. Multiple articles on informing you on the proper tools to use when you need improvement on your mental health, and how to take care of yourself.

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1. Natural Medicines
2. Sleep
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. Multiple sources for natural remedies and ways to naturally improve your sleep and sleep habits.

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1. PsychInfo- Through the health science list
2. Searched "Exercising your brain"
3. Yes, lots of info was included
4. Yes, I could refine my results
5. I could search for population date. This would be helpful if you were looking at specific dates.

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1. MedicinePlus, found under Health Sciences list
2. Searched for "health topics"--->vison and eyes
3.yes
4.yes
5. section for images and article in other languages. others who need that info but whose first language isnt english can access this article

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1. PsycINFO - Found it under the Nutrition and Health subject database.
2. Searched for "Insomnia"
3. Yes found a lot.
4. Yes could limit to peer-review, date, age group, publication title, and a lot more.
5. I did not expect to see a population restriction, it could be useful when doing a research on a specific population.

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1. PubMed- through the Health Sciences database list
2. Searched for "Tourettes syndrome"
3. Yes, many text results
4. Yes I could filter and limit my searches
5. I could search by best match, and save texts in. a new window

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1. PsycINFO- I am a psych major and we use this database a lot for our research. It was also under health sciences databases.
2. I used “sleep and mental health.”
3. Yes, there were lots of results.
4. Yes, I could choose what type, publication date, and more.
5. An option that’s available is the ability to see how many times that source has been referenced or cited. That’s interesting because it helps searchers determine if it’s credible or worth the read.

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1. SPORTDiscus found through Health Science list
2. Searched for vegan diets AND sports
3. Yes found multiple full text results
4. Yes I could limit my search by the types of sources
5. Under the "subject" drop down I could select what kind of study i wanted to review (i.e. comparative study, analysis of variance) which could be useful when doing specific kinds of research and understanding the validity and usefulness of the source.

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SPORTDiscus found on Health Science list.

I searched for Exercise and Mental Health.

Yes, I was able to get full texts.

Yes, I could search and refine my results.

A feature I found useful was the folder where you could print it, email it, or save multiple items.

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1. Natural Medicines; on Health Science databases
2. Searched Sleep and Medicine
3. Yes, although these sources provided info in different ways then a lot of the other articles I have seen
4. Yes, could check many keywords to be included or not
5. It has more specific databases within the larger database. I think that would be useful to help you narrow your search even more or find an article that really gives you the information you are looking for

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1. United States: American Medical Association. Found on Health Science database
2. I searched for Concussions and Football
3. Yes, some were from earlier times frames than I had anticipated but there were several good ones
4. Yes, this solved my problem in the question before because I could go back and refine the search to only show results from certain time periods
5. Interesting feature was how you could refine it to only bring up "audio" or "podcasts" so you could listen and gain information that way as well.

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1.AccessMedicine; on health science database
2. Searched Nutrition AND Obesity
3. Yes found lots of full text
4. Yes I  could limit to book or case studies.
5. Interesting feature was the ability to the tables and figures without scrolling through the whole book

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1. Antatomy.TV ; it was on the health science database
2. Searched for Sleep AND Depression
3. Yes, I found lots of full text
4. Yes, I was able to refine by date and titles
5. One of the features was an Alerts tab and I think that would be very helpful to keep updated on newer posts and stories that stand out.

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1.Anatomy.tv it was on the health database list.
2.I searched resistance training.
3.yes
4.yes
5.the text was shown and so were pictures.

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1. Access medicine on the health science list.
2. I searched for pediatric emergency medicine
3. Yes
4. Yes
5. I was able to listen at the text

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1. Depression and Drug: The Neurobehavioral Structure of a Psychological Storm
2. Searched Depression and Drugs
3. Yes
4. Yes, I was able to refine my sources
5. Showed graphs and charts at the end of book

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1. Clinical Key, on the Health Science databases list

2. Searched for Exercise and Anxiety

3. Yes, I found lots of full-text

4. Yes, I could limit down to a lot of different sources.

5. Was able to see images and videos

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1. Access medicine, on the health science list
2. i searched for veterinary medicine
3. yes i found multiple things from actual books
4.yes i was able to
5. i think the tables that come with it could be helpful with the information presented

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1.) Access Medicine, Found on Heath Science list
2.) Searched for Diabetes Mellitus Type 1
3.) Yes
4.) Yes
5.) Folder option to save articles

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1. Access Medicine, Found on the Health Science list
2. Searched for Sleep and Depression
3. Yes, I found a few full-text
4. Yes, I could choose different topics or even different textbooks and change the format.
5. I thought that picking a certain textbook was pretty interesting, because if you know the specific author, or know that one author is more credible than the other, that you can filter the noncredible authors out.

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1. Medline Plus, found on the Health Science Databases list.

2. Searched for Depression and anxiety

3. Yes found multiple options

4. Yes, you could refine by type and format

5. Listed some sources right by title like Centers for Disease Control and Preventation

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1.Anatomy.tv found on the Health Science Databases list.
2.Searched for pregnancy AND sleep
3.Yes found lots of full text options.
4. Yes, could filter by date range and titles (Eg. point of care or patient care)
5.The alerts section may be useful if you are trying to keep up on current studies relating to sleep and pregnancy.

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1. Clinical Key, found on Health Science database
2. exercise and anxiety
3. yes
4. yes
5. could search for certain videos

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1. Anatomy.tv, found on the Health Science list
2. Searched for heart attack and symptoms
3. Yes found lots of full-text.
4. Yes, could find peer-review and by date or type of research among others.
5. There were tabs below search bar (i.e. media, images, news, etc.) that made it very resourceful.

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1. SPORTDiscus found on Health Sciences List
2. Searched for Exercise and Mental Health
3. Yes I was able to get full texts
4. Yes I could search and refine my results
5.A feature that caught my eye was at the bottom of the texts, it showed where you could get it at and allowed you to view it as a html or pdf file.

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1. Natural Medicine, Health Science list
2. Searched for Anxiety AND Natural
3. Results showed many texts, but not all could be accessed
4.Could be refined to background, safety, references, etc
5.The article was available in multiple forms including patient hand out and different languages

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1. Web of Science via Health Sciences list
2. searched for coronavirus
3. Yes, I found one full text
4. I refined my search to the year 2020 and the topic immunology
5. ability to be directed to the sources that the article cites.

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1. MedlinePlus via Health Sciences link
2. Searched for "Blood pressure"
3. Over 5,000 hits for "blood pressure"
4. Yes, results could be refined by selecting "PDF, Images, or Videos"
5. The availability of images would be helpful in a report.

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1. SPORTDiscus found on Health Sciences list
2. Searched for Exercise and Mental Health
3. Yes I was able to get the full text
4. Yes I could limit and filter my results
5. I saw that there was a folder option to print, e-mail, or save multiple items

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1) SPORTDiscus found on Health Sciences List
2)Searched for Exercise and Anxiety
3)Yes I was able to get the full text
4) Yes i could limit and filter results
5)I saw that there was a folder option on the page so I could save articles there and not lose them in my email.

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1) Access Medicine found on Health Sciences list
2) Searched for Physical Therapy
3) Yes I am able to get the full text
4) Yes I could limit or filter my results
5) I am able to limit chapters or images which will be useful to find more specific topics more easily

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1. AnatomyTV found on the health sciences list

2. searched for exercise AND anxiety

3. Yes found full text

4. Yes, could narrow search results

5. There is the ability to search for images which could be useful

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1. Clinical Key, found on the Health Science list
2. I searched for "nutrition and heart"
3. Yes, there were options for full text
4. Yes, I could narrow it down to systematic reviews, books, randomized control trials, and much more
5. I could limit it to videos which is a useful alternate way of getting information.

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Clinical Key, found on the Health Science Database
Topic: Physical Therapy
Yes, I was able to get full text.
yes, there is a way to limit your search to be more precise.
Most of the articles, journals, and books are mostly ass full-text which is helpful when that is what is going to be most helpful.

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1. MICROMEDEX found on the Health Science List
2. Searched for Sleep and Mood
3. No was not able to find Full Text
4. Yes I could limit/refine search
5. There were different "tab" options such as Definition, Treatment, Medical History, Findings, Testing, and References.

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PsycINFO, found on the Health sciences list.
Searched multiple personality disorder.
Yes, there were many options of full-text.
Yes you could refine your search to peer-review.
You could also refine to the language. which could be very useful with someone that needs to do research in a different language.

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The Webof Science, found on the Health Science list.
Searched sleep deprivation
Yes I found full-text
Yes I could limit my refine my search for authors, citations and recency  of publications
You could search within the results for certain phrases.

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1. ERIC

2.Searched for exercise AND anxiety

3. Yes, found a lot of full texts

4. Yes, could limit research to many specific options including date, type of source, peer-reviewed.

5. You could sort articles by education level. I thought this was interesting because if you need a simpler text with the same qualifications you could find one.

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1- Name of Data Base: Medline via Web of Science and I found it on the Health Science databases list
2- I searched stress and health
3- YES i was able to read full text
4- yes I could limit the subject, publication type, and more.
5- Having the option to choose "hot papers in the field", can be useful when wanting to know current hot news and information

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1.  SPORTDiscus, found on the Physical Therapy list
2. Searched for exercise and injury prevention
3. Yes, three links to online full text were available
4. Yes, could limit the subject and publication type and more
5. I could limit the geographical region the text is relevant to which may be helpful when focusing on U.S. versus world statistics.

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1.Name of Database: Access Medicine, found on Health Science Database.
2. Exercise and Anxiety
3. Yes, I was able to find full text
4. Yes, I could limit my search to peer-review and by specific dates.
5. One future that caught my eye was the section about the increase of depression during the pandemic. and I think it was useful because it allows people to understand that this issue is making some people sad and you should try to help instead of bringing them down because its a lot already going on with them.

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Name of database: Clinical key, found on health sciences database.
Search exercise and anxiety.
Was able to get full results
Could limit my search and add filters
Can search specific clinical traits.

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1. PubMed.gov under Wellness and Health Promotion
2. Occupational Health
3. It took awhile because I had to click some links to get back to OU Libraries and the one I had clicked on would need to be requested through the Interlibrary Loan (Illiad). But a full-text would be possible.
4. I choose to limit my search by public date, but one could also limit by type of article or even if full-text was available or not.
5. I was impressed the size and variety of the database. I had originally tried using ABI/Inform Complete and it didn't really have anything.

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Name of database, how did you find it?- AccessMedicine, found on health science list
Conduct a search for a health topic - if you aren't sure of a topic use: exercise AND anxiety- Searched exercise and anxiety
Were you able to get the full-text?- Yes I was
Could you limit your search or refine your results?- Yes I could
Name one other feature you saw that caught your eye, what is it? Why do you think it will be useful?- It was letting my choose the format, if I wanted a book, case, or a quick reference. I could pick out just a certain book chapter and it would lead me to the right one which I thought was super nice and could save a lot of time.

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1. Name of database, how did you find it?- PubMed (MEDICINE), found on health science list.

2. Conduct a search for a health topic - if you aren't sure of a topic use: exercise AND anxiety- Searched for “anxiety”

3. Were you able to get the full-text?- Yes, found a lot of full text

4. Could you limit your search or refine your results?- Yes, limit research to many options, for example, date.

5. Name one other feature you saw that caught your eye, what is it? Why do you think it will be useful?- One feature that caught my eye was being able to select gender and age. I believe this is useful for finding information for a certain group of people.

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1. CINAHL Complete, found on Health Science database
2. stress and anxiety
3. Yes, for some of the results
4. Yes could refine, and limit text, number of pages, publication dates, etc.
5. They had an image quick view types, where I could select between the different types of images like charts, maps, diagrams, color photos, graphs, etc.

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1. LWW Health Library - Medical Education, found on the Health Science list
2. exercise AND anxiety
3. Yes. There was a lot of full-text
4. Yes. Could limit subject, content, text, and tags
5. There were related articles on the right-hand side from the Ovid Medline database

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1. Name of database, how did you find it? Health and Psychosocial Instruments, I found it on the Health Science list
2. Searched for: Anxiety
3. Were you able to get the full-text? Yes
4. Could you limit your search or refine your results? Yes, I could limit things like the publication date or the relevance.
5. Name one other feature you saw that caught your eye, what is it? Why do you think it will be useful? I liked that you could look to the right of every option for text that came up and find similar or citing articles. I think it would be useful if you were writing a paper and wanted to have multiple sources that were alike.

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1. UpToDate in the Health Sciences database
2. Searched for anxiety and depression
3. Yes, lots of full text
4. Yes, could limit to adult, pediatric, patient, graphics
5. In the sidebar there was an option to explore related articles

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1.  CINAHL COMPLETE, I found it under the Exercise Science list

2. conduct a search= exercise therapy and depression

3. yes, I found a lot of full text

4.yes, could limit to source types, age, gender, geography etc.

5. the feature to find age was most interesting to me as some jobs in physical therapy focus on specific age groups

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1.ClinicalKey- health science database
2.exercise and anxiety
3.Yes
4. Yes, could limit to different specialties and dates and type of source
5. You can look for clinical trials which could be helpful for research projects that need current data.

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1. Anatomy.tv - health science database
2. Exercise and anxiety
3. Yes
4. only by choosing a specific category
5. it has different language editions