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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, height: 10 mm
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Apr-2016
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  • ISBN-10: 0134318137
  • ISBN-13: 9780134318134
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 432 pages, height: 10 mm
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Apr-2016
  • Izdevniecība: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0134318137
  • ISBN-13: 9780134318134
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A fun, accessible way to connect with medical terminology

Successful healthcare professionals make connections every day—whether it is connecting word parts to make medical terms, recognizing the interconnectedness of body structures and systems, or communicating with colleagues and patients.Medical Terminology: Get Connected! prepares readers to make these connections. Designed to be fun, accessible, and eye-catching, its powerful approach guides students step-by-step through mastering relevant word parts, understanding word roots, and word assembly. To help students learn meanings, correct spelling, pronunciation, and other components of each term, the book contains numerous exercises, tips, and colorful figures. As they practice and apply what they read, students will learn to build, translate, and link medical terms with confidence.

 

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Section I: Basic Word Building
Chapter 1 Introduction to Medical Terminology
1(11)
A Brief Introduction to Medical Terminology
2(1)
Elements of Latin- and Greek-Based Medical Terms
2(4)
Strategies for Analyzing Medical Terms
6(1)
Rules for Building Plurals
7(1)
Pronouncing Medical Terms
7(1)
Practice
8(4)
Chapter 2 Suffixes
12(13)
A Brief Introduction to Suffixes
13(1)
Suffixes Indicating Diseases or Abnormal Conditions
13(2)
Suffixes Indicating Surgical Procedures
15(1)
Suffixes Indicating Diagnostic Procedures
15(1)
General Suffixes
16(1)
Suffixes Indicating Medical Specialties or Personnel
17(1)
Suffixes Used to Convert Word Roots into Adjectives
18(1)
Practice
18(7)
Chapter 3 Prefixes
25(8)
A Brief Introduction to Prefixes
26(1)
Prefixes Indicating Diseases or Abnormal Conditions
26(1)
Prefixes Indicating Directions or Body Positions
27(1)
Prefixes Indicating Time
27(1)
Prefixes Indicating Numbers or Quantity Measurements
28(1)
General Prefixes
29(1)
Practice
29(4)
Chapter 4 Anatomical Terminology
33(17)
Anatomical Position
35(1)
Planes and Sections
36(2)
Directional Terminology
38(2)
Body Surface Terminology
40(2)
Body Cavities
42(4)
Practice
46(4)
Section II: Medical Specialties
Chapter 5 Dermatology: Integumentary System
50(23)
A Brief Introduction to Dermatology
51(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Dermatology
52(2)
Building Dermatology Terms
54(5)
Dermatology Vocabulary
59(4)
Dermatology Abbreviations
63(1)
Case Study
63(2)
Practice
65(8)
Chapter 6 Orthopedics: Musculoskeletal System
73(28)
A Brief Introduction to Orthopedics
74(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Orthopedics
75(2)
Building Orthopedic Terms
77(7)
Orthopedic Vocabulary
84(6)
Orthopedic Abbreviations
90(1)
Case Study
90(2)
Practice
92(9)
Chapter 7 Cardiology: Cardiovascular System
101(29)
A Brief Introduction to Cardiology
102(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Cardiology
103(2)
Building Cardiology Terms
105(6)
Cardiology Vocabulary
111(8)
Cardiology Abbreviations
119(1)
Case Study
120(1)
Practice
121(9)
Chapter 8 Hematology: Blood
130(19)
A Brief Introduction to Hematology
131(1)
Components of Blood
132(1)
Building Hematology Terms
133(3)
Hematology Vocabulary
136(3)
Hematology Abbreviations
139(1)
Case Study
139(2)
Practice
141(8)
Chapter 9 Immunology: Immune Systems
149(20)
A Brief Introduction to Immunology
150(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Immunology
151(1)
Building Immunology Terms
152(4)
Immunology Vocabulary
156(3)
Immunology Abbreviations
159(1)
Case Study
159(2)
Practice
161(8)
Chapter 10 Pulmonology: Respiratory System
169(26)
A Brief Introduction to Pulmonology
170(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Pulmonary Disease
171(1)
Building Pulmonology Terms
172(6)
Pulmonology Vocabulary
178(6)
Pulmonology Abbreviations
184(1)
Case Study
184(2)
Practice
186(9)
Chapter 11 Gastroenterology: Digestive System
195(24)
A Brief Introduction to Gastroenterology
196(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Gastroenterology
197(1)
Building Gastroenterology Terms
198(6)
Gastroenterology Vocabulary
204(4)
Gastroenterology Abbreviations
208(1)
Case Study
208(2)
Practice
210(9)
Chapter 12 Urology and Nephrology: Urinary System and Male Reproductive System
219(27)
A Brief Introduction to Urology and Nephrology
220(2)
Organs Commonly Treated in Urology and Nephrology
222(1)
Building Urology and Nephrology Terms
223(7)
Urology and Nephrology Vocabulary
230(5)
Urology and Nephrology Abbreviations
235(1)
Case Study
235(2)
Practice
237(9)
Chapter 13 Obstetrics and Gynecology: Female Reproductive System
246(27)
A Brief Introduction to Obstetrics and Gynecology
247(2)
Organs Commonly Treated in Obstetrics and Gynecology
249(1)
Building Obstetrics and Gynecology Terms
250(7)
Obstetrics and Gynecology Vocabulary
257(5)
Obstetrics and Gynecology Abbreviations
262(1)
Case Study
263(1)
Practice
264(9)
Chapter 14 Neurology: Nervous System
273(23)
A Brief Introduction to Neurology
274(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Neurology
275(1)
Building Neurology Terms
276(5)
Neurology Vocabulary
281(5)
Neurology Abbreviations
286(1)
Case Study
286(2)
Practice
288(8)
Chapter 15 Endocrinology: Endocrine System
296(21)
A Brief Introduction to Endocrinology
297(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Endocrinology
298(1)
Building Endocrinology Terms
299(4)
Endocrinology Vocabulary
303(4)
Endocrinology Abbreviations
307(1)
Case Study
307(2)
Practice
309(8)
Chapter 16 Ophthalmology: The Eye
317(23)
A Brief Introduction to Ophthalmology
318(1)
Structures of the Eye and Orbit
319(1)
Building Ophthalmology Terms
320(5)
Ophthalmology Vocabulary
325(5)
Ophthalmology Abbreviations
330(1)
Case Study
330(2)
Practice
332(8)
Chapter 17 Otorhinolaryngology: The Ear, Nose, and Throat
340(21)
A Brief Introduction to Otorhinolaryngology
341(1)
Organs Commonly Treated in Otorhinolaryngology
342(1)
Building Otorhinolaryngology Terms
343(6)
Otorhinolaryngology Vocabulary
349(2)
Otorhinolaryngology Abbreviations
351(1)
Case Study
352(1)
Practice
353
Section III: Appendices
Appendix I Word Parts
361(4)
Appendix II Abbreviations and Symbols
365(5)
Appendix III Selected English/Spanish Glossary
370(3)
Appendix IV Answer Keys
373
Index 182
Suzanne S. Frucht was an Associate Professor of Physiology at Northwest Missouri State University (NWMSU). She holds baccalaureate degrees in biological sciences and physical therapy from Indiana University, an MS in biological sciences at NWMSU, and a PhD in molecular biology and biochemistry from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. For 14 years she worked full-time as a physical therapist in various health care settings, including acute care hospitals, extended care facilities, and home health. Based on her educational and clinical experience she was invited to teach medical terminology part time in 1988 and became a full time faculty member three years later as she discovered her love for the challenge of teaching. Before retiring in 2008, she taught a variety of courses including medical terminology, human anatomy, human physiology, and animal anatomy and physiology. She received the Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2003.