Use textbooks and reference books to answer background questions. These types of questions are broad and when answered provide basic foundational knowledge. Background questions often begin with "what" or "when".
Examples:
The NSCC Library uses the Library of Congress Classification System for call numbers. The system utilizes a combination of letters and numbers to arrange materials by subject on the shelves.
Occupational Therapy titles will be located at RM 735. Other subject areas that may also be useful in occupational therapy research include:
Subject |
Call Number Starts With... |
Human Anatomy |
QM |
Physiology |
QP |
Microbiology |
QR |
Medicine |
R |
Public Aspects of Medicine |
RA |
Pathology |
RB |
Internal Medicine |
RC |
Examination and Diagnosis |
RC 71 - 78.7 |
Popular Medicine |
RC 81 - 82 |
Neurology and psychiatry |
RC 321 - 576 |
Geriatrics |
RC 952 - 954 |
Surgery |
RD |
Ophthalmology |
RE |
Otorhinolaryngology |
RF |
Gynecology and obstetrics |
RG |
Maternal care |
RG 940 - 991 |
Pediatrics |
RJ |
Pediatric nursing |
RJ 245 - 247 |
Dermatology |
RL |
Occupational therapy |
RM 735 |
Pharmacy |
RS |
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