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HYDROXYZINE
A Bibliography, Medical Dictionary,
and
Annotated Research Guide to Internet References


(Hydroxyzine)

 

 

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Pages  :  120
Price  :  $28.95(USD)
ISBN  :  0597844569
Published  :  2004
 
 
   Synopsis
 

In March 2001, the National Institutes of Health issued the following warning: "The number of Web sites offering health-related resources grows every day. Many sites provide valuable information, while others may have information that is unreliable or misleading." Furthermore, because of the rapid increase in Internet-based information, many hours can be wasted searching, selecting, and printing. Since only the smallest fraction of information dealing with hydroxyzine is indexed in search engines, such as www.google.com or others, a non-systematic approach to Internet research can be not only time consuming, but also incomplete. This book was created for medical professionals, students, and members of the general public who want to conduct medical research using the most advanced tools available and spending the least amount of time doing so.

 
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Hydroxyzine

 
 

 Description

 

This is a 3-in-1 reference book. It gives a complete medical dictionary covering hundreds of terms and expressions relating to hydroxyzine. It also gives extensive lists of bibliographic citations. Finally, it provides information to users on how to update their knowledge using various Internet resources. The book is designed for physicians, medical students preparing for Board examinations, medical researchers, and patients who want to become familiar with research dedicated to hydroxyzine. If your time is valuable, this book is for you. First, you will not waste time searching the Internet while missing a lot of relevant information. Second, the book also saves you time indexing and defining entries. Finally, you will not waste time and money printing hundreds of web pages.

 

 

 Table of Contents

 

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Chapter 1. Studies on Hydroxyzine

Overview

The Combined Health Information Database

Federally Funded Research on Hydroxyzine

The National Library of Medicine: PubMed

Chapter 2. Nutrition and Hydroxyzine

Overview

Finding Nutrition Studies on Hydroxyzine

Federal Resources on Nutrition

Additional Web Resources

Chapter 3. Patents on Hydroxyzine

Overview

Patents on Hydroxyzine

Patent Applications on Hydroxyzine

Keeping Current

Chapter 4. Books on Hydroxyzine

Overview

Chapters on Hydroxyzine

Chapter 5. Periodicals and News on Hydroxyzine

Overview

News Services and Press Releases

Newsletter Articles

Academic Periodicals covering Hydroxyzine

Chapter 6. Researching Medications

Overview

U.S. Pharmacopeia

Commercial Databases

Appendix A. Physician Resources

Overview

NIH Guidelines

NIH Databases

Other Commercial Databases

Appendix B. Patient Resources

Overview

Patient Guideline Sources

Finding Associations

Appendix C. Finding Medical Libraries

Overview

Preparation

Finding a Local Medical Library

Medical Libraries in the U.S. and Canada

ONLINE GLOSSARIES

Online Dictionary Directories

HYDROXYZINE DICTIONARY

INDEX

 
 

 Excerpt (Introduction)

 

In addition to offering a structured and comprehensive bibliography, this medical reference on hydroxyzine will quickly direct you to resources and reliable information on the Internet, from the essentials to the most advanced areas of research. Public, academic, government, and peer-reviewed research studies are emphasized. Various abstracts are reproduced to give you some of the latest official information available to date. Abundant guidance is given on how to obtain free-of-charge primary research results via the Internet. E-book and electronic versions of this book are fully interactive with the Internet. For readers unfamiliar with the Internet, detailed instructions are offered on how to access electronic resources. For readers unfamiliar with medical terminology, a comprehensive glossary is provided. For readers without access to Internet resources, a directory of medical libraries, that have or can locate references cited here, is given. We hope these resources will prove useful to the widest possible audience seeking information on hydroxyzine.

 
 

 Words Defined in the Vocabulary Builders

 
 
     
A E Opium
Abdominal Edema Otitis
Abdominal Pain Effector Otitis Media
Acceptor Effector cell Outpatient
Acetaminophen Efficacy Overdose
Acetylcholine Electrolyte Oxidation
Adaptation Electromyography Oxygen Consumption
Adenosine Electrons P
Adrenal Medulla Emergency Treatment Paediatric
Adrenergic Emesis Palliative
Adverse Effect Emphysema Pancreas
Aerosol Endoscopic Paranasal Sinuses
Affinity Environmental Health Parenteral
Agonist Enzymatic Partial remission
Airway Enzymes Partial response
Airway Obstruction Eosinophilia Patch
Airway Resistance Eosinophils Pathogenesis
Algorithms Ephedrine Pathologic
Alimentary Epinephrine Patient Education
Alkaline Epithelial Pediatric Dentistry
Alkaloid Erectile Pelvic
Allergens Ergotamine Penicillin
Allergic Rhinitis Erythema Penile Erection
Alopecia Erythrocytes Penis
Alpha Particles Etoposide Pentosan polysulfate
Alpha-1 Evoke Pepsin
Alternative medicine Excipients Pepsin A
Amine Excitability Perphenazine
Amitriptyline Exocytosis Pharmaceutic Aids
Amnesia Expiration Pharmacodynamic
Amnestic External-beam radiation Pharmacokinetic
Amphetamine Extracellular Pharmacologic
Analgesic F Pharmacotherapy
Analog Family Planning Phenazopyridine
Anaphylaxis Fasciitis Phenyl
Anesthesia Fibroblasts Phenylpropanolamine
Anesthetics Fibrosarcoma Phosphorus
Anginal Flavoring Agents Physiologic
Antagonism Food Additives Pilot study
Antiallergic Food Coloring Agents Plants
Anti-Anxiety Agents Food Preservatives Plasma
Antibiotic Forearm Platelets
Antibiotic Prophylaxis Friction Platinum
Antibodies Fungistatic Podophyllotoxin
Antibody G Poisoning
Anticholinergic Gallbladder Pollen
Anticonvulsant Gamma Rays Polysaccharide
Antidepressant Gas Postoperative
Antiemetic Gastrectomy Potassium
Antigen Gastric Potentiating
Antihistamine Gastric Acid Potentiation
Anti-infective Gastrin Practice Guidelines
Anti-Infective Agents Gastrointestinal Prednisolone
Anti-inflammatory Gastrointestinal tract Prednisone
Antineoplastic Gene Premedication
Antioxidants Geriatric Presynaptic
Antipruritic Gland Presynaptic Terminals
Antipsychotic Glucocorticoid Primary Biliary Cirrhosis
Antipyretic Glucuronic Acid Progression
Antitussive Glutamate Progressive
Anxiety Glycine Promethazine
Anxiolytic Glycosaminoglycan Prophylaxis
Arginine Governing Board Propofol
Arterial Granisetron Protective Agents
Arteries Growth Protein S
Aspartate H Proteins
Asphyxia Haematemesis Protocol
Assay Haloperidol Protons
Astemizole Headache Pruritus
Astrocytes Headache Disorders Psychiatric
Atopic Heart failure Psychiatry
Atropine Heartbeat Psychic
Axons Hematuria Psychomotor
B Hemolysis Psychotomimetic
Bacillus Hemolytic Public Policy
Bacteria Hemorrhage Pulmonary
Barbiturate Hemostasis R
Base Heparin Race
Basophil Hepatic Radiation
Belladonna Hiccup Radiation therapy
Benign Histamine Radioactive
Benzodiazepines Histamine Release Radiography
Benzoic Acid Histidine Radiolabeled
Bile Histology Radiotherapy
Bile Ducts Hormone Randomized
Bioassay Hydrogen Ranitidine
Biochemical Hydrolysis Reaction Time
Biological Transport Hypersensitivity Receptor
Biopsy Hypersensitivity, Immediate Receptors, Serotonin
Biotechnology Hypertension Refer
Bladder Hypnotic Refractory
Bloating Hypoglycaemia Regimen
Blood Coagulation Hypoxia Relaxant
Blood Platelets I Remission
Blood pressure Id Renal failure
Blood vessel Idiopathic Respiration
Body Fluids Imidazole Retrospective
Body Regions Immune response Retrospective study
Brachytherapy Immunosuppressive Rhinitis
Branch Impairment Rod
Bronchi Implant radiation S
Bronchial In situ Salicylate
Bronchitis In vitro Saliva
Bronchodilator In vivo Salivation
Buspirone Incision Schizoid
C Incontinence Schizophrenia
Calcium Indicative Schizotypal Personality Disorder
Calcium channel blocker Infarction Scleroderma
Calcium Channel Blockers Infection Screening
Carbamazepine Inflammation Scrotum
Carbohydrate Ingestion Secobarbital
Carbon Dioxide Inhalation Second Messenger Systems
Cardiac Innervation Secretion
Cardiorespiratory Inorganic Secretory
Cardiovascular Insomnia Secretory Vesicles
Catecholamine Instillation Sedative
Causal Internal radiation Seizures
Cell Interstitial Self Care
Cell Cycle Intestine Semisynthetic
Cell Degranulation Intoxication Serotonin
Cell Division Intracellular Side effect
Cell membrane Intramuscular Signs and Symptoms
Cell Respiration Intravenous Sinusitis
Central Nervous System Intravesical Small intestine
Central Nervous System Infections Invasive Smooth muscle
Cerebellar Ion Channels Sodium
Cerebellar Diseases Irritable Bowel Syndrome Soft tissue
Cerebral K Spastic
Cerebrospinal Kb Specialist
Cerebrospinal fluid Ketotifen Species
Cerebrovascular L Spinal cord
Cerebrum Large Intestine Sterility
Cetirizine Lavage Steroids
Chemotherapy Lesion Stimulant
Chloral Hydrate Levorphanol Stimulus
Chlordiazepoxide Library Services Stomach
Chlorpheniramine Lip Stool
Chlorpromazine Lipid Stress
Cholinergic Liver Stupor
Chondroitin sulfate Localized Subacute
Chronic Loratadine Subarachnoid
Chronic Disease Lorazepam Subclinical
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Lymphocyte Subcutaneous
Ciliary M Substance P
Cimetidine Malignant Supplementation
Cinnarizine Mastocytosis Suppression
Cisplatin Mediate Suppressive
Clemastine Mediator Sympathomimetic
Clinical trial Medical Records Symptomatic
Cloning MEDLINE Symptomatic treatment
Codeine Medullary Synapses
Colic Membrane Systemic
Colitis Memory Systemic disease
Complete remission Meperidine T
Computational Biology Mesoridazine Tachycardia
Conjugated Metabolite Tardive
Conjunctivitis Methionine Temazepam
Conscious Sedation Methylene Blue Terfenadine
Consciousness Metoclopramide Testicles
Constipation MI Theophylline
Contact dermatitis Midazolam Therapeutics
Contraindications, ii Migration Tinnitus
Contrast Media Mitochondrial Swelling Tissue
Controlled study Mitotic Tonicity
Coronary Modulator Topical
Coronary Thrombosis Molecular Toxic, iv
Corpus Molecule Toxicity
Cortical Monoamine Toxicology
Cortisone Monoamine Oxidase Toxins
Cranial Monoclonal Transcutaneous
Craniocerebral Trauma Mononuclear Transdermal
Cromolyn Sodium Morphine Transfection
Curare Motility Trauma
Curative Motion Sickness Tremor
Cutaneous Motor nerve Triazolam
Cyanide Mucociliary Tricyclic
Cyclic Mucosa Triflupromazine
Cyclophosphamide Muscle relaxant Tryptophan
Cyproheptadine Muscle tension U
Cystitis Myocardium Ulcer
Cystometrogram N Unconscious
Cystoscopy Nalbuphine Ureters
Cytochrome Naloxone Urethra
Cytotoxicity Narcolepsy Urinary
D Narcosis Urinary tract
Databases, Bibliographic Narcotic Urinary urgency
Decarboxylation Nausea Urinate
Delirium Necrosis Urine
Dental Care Need Urodynamic
Depressive Disorder Nerve Urologist
Dermatitis Nerve Fibers Urticaria
Developed Countries Nervous System V
Dextroamphetamine Nervousness Vaccine
Dextromethorphan Neurons Vascular
Diagnostic procedure Neurosis Vasculitis
Diarrhea Neurotic Vasoconstriction
Diffusion Neurotoxicity Vasodilator
Digestive tract Neurotransmitters Vein
Dihydroergotamine Neutrons Ventricles
Dimethyl Neutrophils Vertigo
Diphenhydramine Nifedipine Veterinary Medicine
Direct, iii Nitrogen Vitro
Disorientation Nitrous Oxide Vivo
Diuresis Nocturia W
Dopamine Norepinephrine Wakefulness
Doxepin Nuclear Weight Gain
Drug Interactions Nucleus Withdrawal
Dumping Syndrome Nutritive Value X
Dyskinesia O Xenon
Dysphoric Ophthalmologic X-ray
Dysuria Ophthalmology
 
 
 
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