Medical terminology is the language used by healthcare professionals to describe the human body and medical conditions. There are four elements that make up medical terms: combining vowels, root words, prefixes, and suffixes. Root words provide the basic meaning and often refer to a body part or system, prefixes are placed at the beginning and modify the root word, and suffixes are placed at the end and can indicate an action, condition, or occupational title. Understanding word roots, prefixes, suffixes, and their meanings is essential for comprehending medical terminology.
The course introduces prefixes, suffixes, and word roots used in the langage of medicine. Topics include medical vocabalary and terms that relate to the physiology, anatomy pathological conditions, and treatment of selected systems.
this topic deals with the building of medical terms. includes most common prefixes and suffixes to be attached to word root to build a medical term. most useful for all the beginners into the health care studies
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It help to teach you the medicine language by comparison with English terms.
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this topic deals with the building of medical terms. includes most common prefixes and suffixes to be attached to word root to build a medical term. most useful for all the beginners into the health care studies
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Presentation for Medical Terminology (lecture 1)by Dr. Yousif an Iraqi doctor works in PEAKS MEDICAL ACADEMY.
It help to teach you the medicine language by comparison with English terms.
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Medical Terminology
Basic Word Structure
Chapter One.
Chapter objectives
To divide medical terms into component parts.
To analyze, pronounce, and spell medical terms using common combining forms, suffixes, and prefixes.
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Medical Language
You decided to pursue a career in the health care field and you will know so many new sights and sounds, also you want to embrace the medical culture and become part of it.
Your first attempts at interacting with other healthcare professionals are successful because you know medical language.
Immediately, you are immersed in interesting medical activities and important conversations, and you understand what is going on.
Your future in the healthcare is certain because you took the time to study medical language.
Medical language is the language of the healthcare profession, and medical words are the tools of the trade!
Learning medical language is your key to a successful career in the healthcare field.
Medical Language and communication.
Communication in any language consists of five language skills. You need to master all five skills in order to communicate on the job with other healthcare professional.
Reading
Listening
Thinking, analyzing, and understanding.
Writing (or typing) and spelling
Speaking and pronouncing.
- These skills are critical in the communication of medical language, and you will develop all five skills by given you many opportunities to practice until you have mastered all of them.
Word Analysis
If you work in a medical setting, you use medical words every day.
In addition, you hear medical terms spoken in your doctor’s office, read about health issues, and make daily decisions about your own health care and the health care of your family.
Terms such as: arthritis, electrocardiogram, hepatitis, and anemia describe conditions and tests that are familiar.
Other medical words are more complicated, but as you work in this course, you will begin to understand them even if you have never studied biology or science.
Medical words are like individual jigsaw puzzles. Once you divide the terms into their components and learns the meaning of the individual parts, you can use that knowledge to understand many other new terms.
For example, the term HEMATOLOGY is divide into three parts:
HEMAT/O/LOGY
Root
(Blood)
Combining
vowel
Suffix
(study of)
Hematology
When you analyze a medical term, begin at the END of the word. The ending is called a SUFFIX.
All Medical terms contain suffixes. The suffix in Hematology is –LOGY, which means study of.
Next, look at the beginning of the term. HEMAT- is the word root. The root gives the essential meaning of the term. The root HEMAT- means blood.
The third part of this term, which is the letter 0, has no meaning of its own but is an important connector between the root (HEMA-) and the suffix (-LOGY). It is called a combining vowel.
The lett.
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