Govt. 2305/2306

Boolean Operators are three words (AND, OR, NOT) that you can use to combine search terms in a way that will either broaden or narrow a search.

Use AND to narrow a search by connecting two keywords.

Use OR to broaden a search by connecting two similar words.

Use NOT to narrow a search by excluding a keyword.

Example:

medicaid      AND    Texas

Medicaid   OR   Title XIX

Medicaid      NOT     Medicare

"Quotations Marks" can be used to search for exact phrases.

"Medicaid history"

"Medicaid Services"

Govt. 2305

• "Fully automatic rifle" 

Govt. 2306

• Medicaid
• "Medicaid history"
• "medicaid program"
• "low-income health coverage"