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| Cataloging: Using Medical Subject Headings (MeSH®) in Cataloging | |
Module 4—Use of Topical Qualifiers (Subheadings)
page 10 of 10
Introduction
Module 1
Subject Analysis Principles
Module 2
Introduction to Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) and the MeSH Browser
Module 3
Selecting the Main Concept
Module 4
Use of Topical Subheadings in MeSH
Module 5
Geographic Headings
Module 6
Publication Types
Module 7
Names as Subjects
Module 8
Deconstructed Headings vs. Subject Strings
Review Questions
Using the MeSH Browser add the appropriate subheadings to the main headings supplied.
1. What subheading should be used for a work about X-ray therapy of gout? 650 12 Gout $x _______ |
2. What subheading should be used for a work titled: Recovering from stroke? 650 12 Stroke $x ___________ |
3. What subheading should be used for a work about surgical treatment of cancer? 650 12 Neoplasms $x _________ |
4. What subheading should be used for a work entitled: Taxonomy of ticks? 650 12 Ticks $x _____________ |
5. What subheadings should be used for a work about the effects of ibuprofen on the liver? |
| 650 12 Liver $x ____________ |
| 650 22 Ibuprofen $x ____________ |
6. What subheading should be used for a work titled: Complement activation in patients with rheumatoid arthritis? 650 12 Arthritis, Rheumatoid $ x ___________ |
7. True or False: The subheading history should be appended to subject terms for any work written prior to 1914. |
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Last reviewed: 07 April 2009
Last updated: 07 April 2009
First published: 07 April 2009
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