Medical Terminology – 1
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About this Medical Terms Textbook/Tutor …
This textbook/tutor is unlike any other. We operate “On the Cloud.” Meaning that no download and no installation are required. Just register and go. Pages are designed to reduce eye strain and increase readability. When an incorrect answer is given, all choices show up immediately with the correct answer and the incorrect ones are explained. Phonic sound-it-out pronunciations are standard. A rapid Search routine for words/phrases from throughout the entire book becomes an instant dictionary and glossary/reference. A Readiness Meter indicates when ready for the Final/Exam. Print and frame your Certificate of Accomplishments after successful completion. Everything needed to learn is included for this textbook.
This ‘Basics’ introductory textbook and tutor earns 10 CE units from the AMBA upon successful completion. Our first medical terminology course will give you the necessary skills to understand and break down any medical term, even if it is a term not listed in this course. As you complete each chapter, you will be expanding your medical vocabulary and building a solid foundation for understanding and comprehension of what comes in the next two textbooks: Anatomy & Physiology Terms and Definitions, and Disorders & Diseases Terms and Definitions.
Topics: Word Building Basics; Root Words and Combining Forms; Prefixes; Suffixes; Signs, Symptoms, and Disease; Acute Conditions and Illnesses, Chronic Conditions and Illnesses, Mental Disorders; Medical Treatments; Medical Abbreviations; Medical Laboratory; and Pharmacology.
Healthcare students and technologists in areas such as nursing, medical assisting, dental hygiene, paramedics, physical therapy, radiology technicians as well as medical transcription–, medical records–, medical coding-, and billing specialists all benefit from taking this course.
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Documenting on your application form that you are proficient in the basic medical terms used in the medical professions shows an admissions officer or recruiter that you have the initiative and the capacity to learn this material, or that you are productive in your new job starting from day one.
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