In Ebsco Databases (MedLine, CINAHL, SportDiscus), you can read the abstract to understand what the article is about. If it answers your research question, then you may want to pursue reading the entire article.
Do Asthma patients using Nebulizers or Albuterol Inhalers have more effective symptom management?
Article #1 - The bold words tell me that YES, this article would probably contain an answer to this question.
Article #2 - Only the word Nebulizer appears in the title, so it is unlikely that this would contain an answer to my question
Do Asthma patients using Nebulizers or Albuterol Inhalers have more effective symptom management?
Article #1 - The highlighted words include all of my search terms so this could be a good article to answer my research question
Article #2 - The highlighted words include all of my search terms so this could be a good article to answer my research question
Use the techniques in the left column to review the articles in your search result and choose ones that are appropriate for your research topic
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How many Search Results did you find?
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MedLine:525
ProQuest:319
Copy and Paste one of the titles that was an appropriate article for your research question.
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Management of acute asthma in children using metered dose inhaler and small volume nebulizer.