Franklin amt-3006 ユーザーガイド
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Using the Outline
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Understanding the Outline
The tables listed in the Outline gener-
ally correspond to the tables in the
printed Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy
(1997 ed.). However, some tables (e.g.,
Table 4) have been divided.
The submenus in the Outline usually
list the row headings and subheadings
of a table. Some row headings have
been alphabetized or rearranged for
easier reference. The information in
each column is presented as text.
ally correspond to the tables in the
printed Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy
(1997 ed.). However, some tables (e.g.,
Table 4) have been divided.
The submenus in the Outline usually
list the row headings and subheadings
of a table. Some row headings have
been alphabetized or rearranged for
easier reference. The information in
each column is presented as text.
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Finding Drug Equivalents
Tables 20A and 20B list generic drugs
and their common trade names, and vice
versa. To find an equivalent, first select
Table 20A or 20B.
and their common trade names, and vice
versa. To find an equivalent, first select
Table 20A or 20B.
Then type a generic or trade name and
press
press
ENTER
. To go back to the Outline,
press
BACK
.
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Finding Abbreviation Meanings
The last item listed on the Outline is
the Abbreviations Glossary.
the Abbreviations Glossary.
To use this glossary, highlight the Out-
line menu and then hold
line menu and then hold
CAP
and
press
. Next, press
ENTER
and type
an abbreviation.
Finally, press
ENTER
to view its meaning.
You can also view the Abbreviations
Glossary by selecting Abbreviations
from the Index.
Glossary by selecting Abbreviations
from the Index.
Using the Outline