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Exercise Science
A useful resource guide for anatomy, athletic training, Human Performance and Fitness Promotion, and Exercise Physiology.
Below is a select list of research databases from which to begin searching for articles. To view more databases in other disciplines visit Research Databases by Subject.
Online resource designed for medical students, residents and educators. Contains full text of 80+ medical books published by McGraw-Hill. Also includes images, multimedia files, clinical case files, exam review questions, diagnostic tools, drug monographs, practice guidelines and patient education handouts.
Collection of 140+ videos that demonstrate clinical physical examination techniques. Includes demonstrations of head-to-toe exams for both adults and children as well as more advanced systems-based examination techniques. Participants are actors and health care professionals. Companion resource to classic text Bates’ Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking.
Index to literature in nursing, allied health, and related fields including alternative and complementary medicine, health sciences librarianship, and consumer health.
PubMed indexes articles in a broad range of biomedical fields. This version has links to UToledo specific tools and full text.
Help with searching available in the PubMed LibGuide
PubMed is the version of MEDLINE that the National Library of Medicine makes available for free, and contains a collection of newer articles that are not yet indexed and included in other versions of MEDLINE. This version has links to UT specific tools and full text.
Index to worldwide scholarly and technical literature in all scientific disciplines. A special feature is cited reference searching, which allows users to search an an article's citation data to find similar works or works citing a specific author.
