Medical terminology

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    down medical terms into component parts? Why not just memorize them? Being able to break down medical terms into component parts is a necessity, because it helps you understand what each part means. When trying to learn the medical terms it is important to take the needed time to study each word, memorizing is not enough. Memorizing a word signals the brain that the word has been seen, but it does not identify the word with the meaning. 2) What resources can you utilize to learn medical…

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    including my own intended path of a Physical Therapist. This club and community have really opened my eyes to the level of communication between the different specialist in the medical field as well as the different possible career paths. The background knowledge I gained in the past year has already helped me in my Medical Terminology course this fall and am confident that it will continue to do so for years to come. I am applying for a possibly a chair position in either the Fundraising…

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    impact on CMA and CMRS and on how both can play a role in medical terminology. After doing my research I have learned the differences between how to become a medical assistant/professional and how the CMA does has an impact on medical terminology in so many ways you couldn’t even image. I think it just not about taking the exam or even taken other test it’s about knowing your knowledge. The CMRS also taught me if u decide to become a medical billing you have to know the material of it, and the…

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    and the medical world and I become determined to learn more. I am interested in the foreign, universal language of medical terminology and of the hands-on skills of assisting a doctor. I strongly feel the desire to gain the knowledge and skills to become part of their world. I vaguely remember sitting at my desk wondering what led me to the Health Sciences and Technology class. I know my two older sisters are part of the medical field; one is a Dental Assistant and the other a Medical…

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    In some cases I think a medical terminology interpreter would be beneficial. In my own experience I have had doctors that would not even utilize medical terms to make it easier for me to understand, but more often than not specifically in a hospital setting physicians tend to use medical terms and I am left using google to figure out what they explained to me. If a facility were. To offer an. Interpreter, that person should absolutely be regulated and mandated just as doctors and nurses are…

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    For my Medical Terminology class, I had to choose a topic that surrounded our main lecture of chapter nine, neonatology disease and disorders. My disease that I have chosen is Cleft Palate or Palate. A Cleft Palate is when there is a split or an opening in the roof of the mouth. It can involve the hard palate which is the bony front portion of the roof of the mouth, or the soft palate which is the soft back portion of the roof of the mouth. There is also a Cleft Lip which is where there is a…

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    1. Why is spelling extremely important in medical terminology? There are a lot of words that look similar in medical terminology. Although, the words may look similar they are very different from one another. For example, trichinosis, trichocyst, and trichosis all sound similar, but each one has a different meaning. Trichinosis means the infection with trichinae; caused by eating undercooked pork and some other meats containing Trichinella. Trichocyst means a cell structure derived from the…

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    The word inflammable is a word commonly used wrong in society, since it has been confusing for years. Inflammable has been dated back to 1652, being used in Medieval Latin. The word comes from the latin word inflammare (www.dictionary.com). Merriam-Webster says that the word inflammable means easily inflamed, excited or angered. Inflammable should mean to easily catch fire, or become angered. Inflammable can be used for a product that can easily catch fire, even though it is most often put on…

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    Translation Essential: Six Reasons to Translate Into Chinese Your translation dollars only go so far and you need to maximize your return on investment. Why translate into Chinese? Consider these six arguments: 1. China is a market of 1.3 billion consumers. With the Internet, you have access to the vast majority of them. However, if you want the average Chinese consumer to open their wallet for you, you are going to need to approach them in their native language. This is true whether you…

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    1. I have chosen Abita Springs Elementary School in St. Tammany Parish. 2. A) What information does the Report Card provide? The report card provides information about the school’s population, students who come from low income families, special education, and performance of students. The progress of students was not available. B) What does the information in the report card tell you about the school? The report card tells me that the school is doing a good job of keeping students on track. An…

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