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9780130940094

Medical Language

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    9780130940094

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    0130940097

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  • Copyright: 2007-01-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

Making a Splash The breadth is excellent, and this book includes innovative teaching tools not available in other texts. Ann Minks, Lake Washington Technical College The writing style is great. It is light, easy to read and understand. Karin Sherrill, Mesa Community College I LOVE integrating the word building into each chapter. I think it will make the word building much more relevant to students. Tricia Berry, Hamilton College I have students ranging in age from 18 to 50s. It would be hard to find a writing style to fit them all, but I feel this book would do the job. Judy Anderson, Coastal Carolina Community College The illustrations and photos are awesome. Cynthia Thompson, Alamance Community College The author takes the medical terminology textbook up another level. James Hudacek, Lorain County Community College It is geared to the whole person rather than just a clinical approach to anatomy and physiology. Itrs"s the "rest of the story" that adds the interest and gives depth. Juanita R. Bryant, Cabrillo College and Sierra College Excellent book. Paula Hagstrom, Ferris State University The wide diversity of subjects in the photos, and the excellent diversity of artwork was way beyond my expectations. Most books do not use enough visuals to break up the written word, but I think this text is generous in the use of color and visuals. Susan Buboltz , Madison Area Technical College Exactly what we were looking for. Ruth Ann Ors"Brien,

PART I
The Structure of Medical Language
3(30)
Welcome to Medical Language
5(20)
Communication and Medical Language
6(1)
Medical Words and Word Parts
7(13)
Medical Language Origins
20(1)
Medical Word Singular and Plural Nouns
21(1)
The Health Record
22(3)
Abbreviations
25(1)
Chapter Review Exercises
26(7)
The Body in Health and Disease
33(54)
The Body in Health
35(17)
Body Planes and Body Directions Approach
35(7)
Body Cavities Approach
42(1)
Quadrants and Regions Approach
43(1)
Anatomy and Physiology Approach
44(1)
Microscopic-to-Macroscopic Approach
45(1)
Body Systems Approach
45(1)
Medical Specialties Approach
46(6)
Vocabulary Review
52(10)
The Body in Disease
62(4)
Disease Categories
62(1)
Onset, Course, and Outcome of Disease
63(3)
Healthcare Professionals and Healthcare Settings
66(3)
Healthcare Professionals
66(1)
Healthcare Settings
67(2)
Vocabulary Review
69(5)
Abbreviations
74(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
76(11)
PART II
Gastroenterology • Gastrointestinal System
87(66)
Anatomy and Physiology
89(10)
Anatomy of the Gastrointestinal System
89(7)
Physiology of Digestion
96(3)
Vocabulary Review
99(8)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
107(16)
Diagnostic Procedures
123(4)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
127(6)
Drug Categories
133(20)
Abbreviations
134(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
136(17)
Pulmonology • Respiratory System
153(52)
Anatomy and Physiology
155(8)
Anatomy of the Respiratory System
155(5)
Physiology of Respiration
160(3)
Vocabulary Review
163(6)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
169(11)
Diagnostic Procedures
180(2)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
182(5)
Drug Categories
187(2)
Abbreviations
189(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
191(14)
Cardiology • Cardiovascular System
205(70)
Anatomy and Physiology
207(12)
Anatomy of the Cardiovascular System
207(10)
Physiology of a Heartbeat
217(2)
Vocabulary Review
219(10)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
229(12)
Diagnostic Procedures
241(7)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
248(6)
Drug Categories
254(3)
Abbreviations
257(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
259(16)
Hematology and Immunology • Blood and Lymphatic System
275(62)
Anatomy and Physiology
277(15)
Anatomy of the Blood
277(9)
Physiology of Blood Clotting
286(1)
Anatomy of the Lymphatic System
287(2)
Physiology of the Immune Response
289(3)
Vocabulary Review
292(8)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
300(10)
Diagnostic Procedures
310(5)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
315(3)
Drug Categories
318(2)
Abbreviations
320(1)
Chapter Review Exercises
321(16)
Dermatology • Integumentary System
337(58)
Anatomy and Physiology
339(6)
Anatomy of the Integumentary System
339(5)
Physiology of an Allergic Reaction
344(1)
Vocabulary Review
345(5)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
350(19)
Diagnostic Procedures
369(1)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
370(6)
Drug Categories
376(1)
Abbreviations
377(3)
Chapter Review Exercises
380(15)
Orthopedics • Skeletal System
395(62)
Anatomy and Physiology
397(18)
Anatomy of the Skeletal System
397(14)
The Structure of Bone
411(8)
Physiology of Bone Growth
419
Vocabulary Review
415(9)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
424(10)
Diagnostic Procedures
434(2)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
436(4)
Drug Categories
440(2)
Abbreviations
442(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
444(13)
Orthopedics • Muscular System
457(54)
Anatomy and Physiology
459(15)
Anatomy of the Muscular System
459(13)
Physiology of a Muscle Contraction
472(2)
Vocabulary Review
474(8)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
482(7)
Diagnostic Procedures
489(1)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
490(3)
Drug Categories
493(2)
Abbreviations
495(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
497(14)
Neurology • Nervous System
511(70)
Anatomy and Physiology
513(13)
Anatomy of the Nervous System
513(11)
Physiology of a Nerve Transmission
524(2)
Vocabulary Review
526(10)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
536(17)
Diagnostic Procedures
553(3)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
556(4)
Drug Categories
560(2)
Abbreviations
562(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
564(17)
Urology • Urinary System
581(54)
Anatomy and Physiology
583(8)
Anatomy of the Urinary System
583(5)
Physiology of the Formation of Urine
588(2)
Physiology of Other Functions of the Kidneys
590(1)
Vocabulary Review
591(6)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
597(9)
Diagnostic Procedures
606(6)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
612(6)
Drug Categories
618(1)
Abbreviations
619(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
621(14)
Male Reproductive Medicine • Male Genitourinary System
635(38)
Anatomy and Physiology
637(7)
Anatomy of the Male Genitourinary System
637(5)
Physiology of Spermatogenesis and Ejaculation
642(2)
Vocabulary Review
644(5)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
649(4)
Diagnostic Procedures
653(2)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
655(2)
Drug Categories
657(1)
Abbreviations
658(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
660(13)
Gynecology and Obstetrics • Female Reproductive System
673(78)
Anatomy and Physiology
675(16)
Anatomy of the Female Genital and Reproductive System
676(7)
Physiology of Menstruation and Conception
683(4)
Physiology of Labor and Delivery
687(3)
The Newborn
690(1)
Vocabulary Review
691(10)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
701(13)
Diagnostic Procedures
714(6)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
720(9)
Drug Categories
729(2)
Abbreviations
731(3)
Chapter Review Exercises
734(17)
Endocrinology • Endocrine System
751(54)
Anatomy and Physiology
753(11)
Anatomy of the Endocrine System
754(8)
Physiology of Hormone Response and Feedback
762(2)
Vocabulary Review
764(7)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
771(13)
Diagnostic Procedures
784(2)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
786(1)
Drug Categories
787(2)
Abbreviations
789(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
791(14)
Ophthalmology • Eyes
805(48)
Anatomy and Physiology
807(9)
Anatomy of the Eye
807(7)
Physiology of Vision
814(2)
Vocabulary Review
816(5)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
821(8)
Diagnostic Procedures
829(2)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
831(7)
Drug Categories
838(1)
Abbreviations
839(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
841(12)
Otolaryngology • Ears, Nose, and Throat
853(48)
Anatomy and Physiology
855(10)
Anatomy of the ENT System
855(9)
Physiology of the Sense of Hearing
864(1)
Vocabulary Review
865(6)
Symptoms, Signs, and Diseases
871(8)
Diagnostic Procedures
879(3)
Medical and Surgical Procedures
882(3)
Drug Categories
885(2)
Abbreviations
887(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
889(12)
PART III
Psychiatry
901(42)
Anatomy and Physiology
903(3)
Anatomy Related to Psychiatry
903(2)
Physiology of Emotion and Behavior
905(1)
Vocabulary Review
906(2)
Symptoms, Signs, and Mental Disorders
908(14)
Diagnostic Procedures
922(2)
Psychiatric Therapies
924(2)
Drug Categories
926(1)
Abbreviations
927(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
929(14)
Oncology
943(48)
Anatomy and Physiology
945(6)
Anatomy Related to Oncology
945(2)
Physiology of Cellular Division and Cancer
947(4)
Vocabulary Review
951(4)
Symptoms, Signs, and Types of Cancer
955(8)
Diagnostic Procedures
963(4)
Medical, Surgical and Radiation Therapy Procedures
967(7)
Drug Categories
974(2)
Abbreviations
976(2)
Chapter Review Exercises
978(13)
Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
991
Anatomy and Physiology
993(19)
Radiology
993(14)
Nuclear Medicine
1007(5)
Vocabulary Review
1012(7)
Drug Categories
1019(1)
Abbreviations
1020(1)
Chapter Review Exercises
1021
APPENDICES
Appendix A. Glossary of Medical Word Parts: Combining Forms, Prefixes, and Suffixes
1(16)
Appendix B. Abbreviations Glossary
17
Answer Key 1(1)
Photo Credits 1(1)
Index 1

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SOMETHING DIFFERENT You may have already noticed that there is something different about this book. Perhaps by examining the cover and thumbing through the pages, you have taken note of the abundance of real-world images. Maybe you have discovered some of the practice exercises that abound within these pages, placing you in the hypothetical role of an actual health care provider. Or perhaps you have already begun exploring the revolutionary CD-ROM that is packaged inside the back cover, rich with highly engaging and interactive activities that add a unique dimension to your learning. As you begin this exciting and important journey into the world of medicine we offer you a single promisethat you will soon become immersed in a new, exciting experience. And therefore we feel it is fitting for this textbook to follow suit. As a healthcare professional you will never be sitting on the sidelines. Your hard work, knowledge, competence, and interpersonal skills will have a direct impact on patient services throughout your career. Therefore it is with this spirit that we wish to empower you to affect others with the fruits of your learning. And thus, we encourage you to immerse yourself in the language and culture of healthcare. THE TITLE OF THIS BOOK As part of your training, you will learn how to construct and deconstruct medical terms using their basic elements, called word parts. So let us start at the beginning by examining the title of this book, Medical Language. Medical Medicine is the drama of life and death, and few subjects are as compelling, profound, or worthy of study. This book is about real medicine. As you know, real medicine affects real patientstheir lives, their families, and their futures. As a health professional, no matter which aspect of patient care you touch, you will have great responsibilities. Therefore, we feel it is our responsibility to provide you with as realistic a view possible of medicine today. Here are some examples of how we have done this: The majority of the images in this book incorporate medical illustrations and photographs that include a diverse array of real people, instead of cartoon- like illustrations. Among the many features on the accompanying CD-ROM, you will find an exercise called Medical Language Spoken Here that challenges you to listen to and interpret authentic physician dictation courtesy of Health Professions Institute, creator of the SUM program and a leader in the medical transcription industry. Instructors who require this book will have access to a collection Real People, Real Medicine videos that were filmed in association with this book to profile a variety of health care workers on the job. As part of our respect for real medicine, and the importance of getting it right the first time, we have made a commitment to accuracy. The author draws on her 30 years of experience as a nurse, medical transcriptionist, health information manager, and educator to provide accurate and complete information throughout. We have also engaged the technical editing services of XX physician specialists who have carefully reviewed the chapters that correspond to their respective practices. Language A language is a method of communicating and an expression of the people, events, and culture it represents. This book is about the language of medicine. As opposed to simply memorizing vocabulary words, the complete experience that this book offers is the opportunity to embrace the world of medicine, just as if you were learning a foreign language. Like traveling to Tokyo for a year to learn Japanese, the goal here is for you to become immersed in the sights, sounds, and even the tastes and smells of a new culture. This book surrounds you with context that brings the words to life. A LIVING LANGUAGE You will not be a passive reader of this book. Instead, you will be challenged to listen, speak, write, watch, respond, examine,

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