1) Article: Restless legs syndrome: A continuing search for better diagnostic
criteria
a. Name of the Database &
Subject: MEDLINE Complete – biomedical and health
journals.
b. Citation: Tater,
P., & Pandey, S. (2018). Restless legs syndrome: A continuing search for
better diagnostic criteria. Neurology
India, 66(4), 1028–1030.
c. Discipline/Subject relates: Since restless leg syndrome is a medical condition, Medline was one of
the first subject databases that I looked.
The database contains many journals about restless leg syndrome.
2) Article: Association between restless leg syndrome and slow coronary flow
a. Name of the Database &
Subject: CINAHL Complete – Human nutrition and
exercise.
b. Citation: Erden, I., Cakcak Erden, E., Durmus,
H., Tibilli, H., Tabakçi, M., Kalkan, M. E., … Tabakçı, M. (2014). Association
between restless leg syndrom and slow coronary flow. Anatolian Journal of Cardiology / Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi, 14(7),
612–616.
c. Discipline/Subject relates: Since restless leg syndrome has also been linked to nutrition, I
thought I would use the CINAHL. I
figured nutrition articles could shed some light on this condition.
3) Article: Restless Leg Syndrome/Willis-Ekbom Disease Pathophysiology
a. Name of the Database &
Subject: PubMed – biomedical journals, similar to
Medline.
b. Citation: Allen, R. (2015). Restless Leg
Syndrome/Willis-Ekbom Disease Pathophysiology. Sleep Medicine Clinics, 10(3), 207-214.
c. Discipline/Subject relates: Restless leg syndrome is a biomedical condition. PubMed is a database that I have used for
another class. The database contains
many journals about restless leg syndrome.
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