Franklin CDR-2041 - Manuals

3 Key Guide (cont’d.) Quick Keys 2 D Go to the Dosage section. E Go to the Side Effects section. F Go to the Most Important Fact section. G Go to the General section. I Go to the Food and Drug Interac- tions section. N Go to the Do Not Take If section. O Go to the Overdosage section. P Go to the Pre...

4 Selecting a Book If you’ve installed a book card in yourBOOKMAN, you can select whichbook you want to use. Follow thesesteps. 1. Turn your BOOKMAN on.2. Press CARD . 3. Press or to highlight a book symbol. 4. Press ENTER to select it. Warning: Never install or remove a book card when your BOOKMAN ...

5 Viewing a Demonstration ➤ Help is Always at Hand You can read a help message at vir-tually any screen by pressing HELP . Press or DN to read the mes- sage. Press BACK to exit it. To read a tutorial about how touse this book, select Tutorial from the Setup menu. Using the Color Keys The red, green,...

6 Looking up a Drug If you know the brand or genericname of a drug, here’s how to find itsdrug profile. 1. Press DRUG (the red key). Or highlight Drugs on the Con- tents menu and then press ENTER . 2. Type a brand or generic drug name. For example, type Tylenol . To undo a letter, press BACK . 3. Wh...

7 Reading a Drug Profile Drug profiles provide detailed informa-tion about prescriptions, dosage, sideeffects, drug interactions, and more.Follow this example to learn how toread a drug profile. 1. Go to the start of the drug pro- file for Tylenol . To learn how, read “Looking up aDrug.” 2. Use or t...

8 You can read health overviews cov-ering topics such as “Coping withArthritis” and “Handling FamiliarChildhood Infections.” 1. Press HEALTH (the green key). Or highlight Health Overviews on the Contents menu and thenpress ENTER . 2. Highlight a topic (for ex- ample, Coping with Arthritis ). To high...

9 You can also read medical safety tipsabout Poison Control Centers, safemedication use, alcohol- or sugar-free drugs, drugs that cause a reac-tion to sunlight, and recommendedvaccinations. 1. Press T I P S (the yellow key). Or highlight Med. Safety Tips on the Contents menu and then press ENTER . 2...

10 Using the Index Using the Index, you can look up drugs,symptoms, diseases, treatments, andother medical terms and topics, listedfrom A to Z. 1. Press CLEAR . 2. Use the arrow keys to high- light Index . 3. Start typing an index entry. For example, type warts . 4. When the entry is high- lighted, ...

11 Searching for Words first match (i.e., occurrence). 4. Press ENTER to see the first match. 5. Hold ✩ and press DN repeat- edly to see the OutlineLocations of the next matches. 6. Press ENTER to see a match. If a cross-reference symbol ( ) appears, press ENTER and then the arrow keys to highlight ...

12 Highlighting Search Words You can also search for words byhighlighting a word in a drug profile,health overview, or medical safetytip. Try this example. 1. Press T I P S (the yellow key). 2. Select Alcohol-free Products and then select Analgesics . To learn how, read “ReadingMedical Safety Tips.”...

13 This BOOKMAN book card can sendwords to and receive words from cer-tain other BOOKMAN books.To send or receive words betweenbooks, you must install a book card inyour BOOKMAN. In addition, the in-stalled book card(s) and/or its built-inbook must be able to send or receivewords. To learn if a book...

14 BOOKMAN Model CDR-440 © 1996 Franklin Electronic Publisher, Inc.,Burlington, NJ 08016-4907 U.S. All rightsreserved.© 1995 by Medical Economics, Inc. Allrights reserved.PDR and Family Guide to PrescriptionDrugs are registered trademarks of Medi-cal Economics, Inc.Tylenol is a registered trademark ...

15 Index ?* key 10Alcohol-free drugs 9, 12Arrows flashing 8slanted 6 Asterisk (for finding words) 12Auto-resume feature 4Automatic shutoff 6Batteries, installing 3Book cards installing 4removing 4 BOOKMAN resetting 14troubleshooting tips 14 Breastfeeding information 8Capital letters, typing 11CARD k...