Medical Terminology Quick & Concise A Programmed Learning Approach
Auteur : Willis Marjorie Canfield
Using a unique approach, this book is designed to give students an introduction to and basic working knowledge of medical terminology. The focus is on learning the most common medical term components, using these term components to build terms, and analyzing the use of these terms in health records. Its unique approach consists of 3 key elements: programmed learning (perfect for self-study or classroom instruction); contextual learning (students learn the terminology and in how they will encounter the terminology: Signs and Symptoms, Diagnostic, and Therapeutic); and concise content (students are only presented with the key facts and pertinent information.) To bring the content to life, the student will actually follow a cast of characters, including doctors, healthcare providers, and patients.
Preface
User's Guide
Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Medical Terminology Basics
- Chapter 2. Anatomic Structures and Terms of Reference
- Chapter 3. Health Care Records
- Chapter 4. Symptomatic and Diagnostic Terms
- Chapter 5. Diagnostic Tests and Procedures
- Chapter 6. Operative and Therapeutic Terms
Getting Started: A Guide to Student Success
Appendix A Glossary of Prefixes, Suffixes, and Combining Forms
Appendix B Abbreviations and Symbols
Appendix C Commonly Prescribed Drugs
Figure Credits
Index
Date de parution : 02-2009
17.8x25.4 cm
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