Mastering Medical Terminology - E-Book VBK, 4th Edition
Elsevier eBook on VitalSource
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- Combines learning and application in one text – the only reference guide needed for the undergraduate and early clinical years
- Takes a ‘building blocks’ approach - learn the basics of word structures first, then the more complex terminology associated with the human body as a whole and then each body system
- Simple, non-technical explanations of medical terms, clinical procedures, laboratory tests and abbreviations
- Optimises learning with a wide variety of activities and exercises
- Includes a pronunciation guide and practice exercises, examples of terminology in context and diagrams and illustrations to enhance understanding
- Additional resources including multiple choice questions, Test bank, audio glossary and flash cards available online
New to this edition- Additional and updated information on COVID-19
- Common acronyms and abbreviations found in medical/health/patient records
- Medical terminology specific to robotic assisted procedures and artificial intelligence in healthcare
Instructor resources on Evolve:- Lesson plans
- Semester planner
- Power point presentations
- Image Library
- Test bank
Students and Instructor resources on Evolve:- Flashcards
- MCQ’s
- Audio Glossary
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Preface
Acknowledgments
How to use this book
Module 1: IntroductionChapter 1: Basic Word Structure
Chapter 2: Building a Medical Vocabulary
Module 2: The Body as a FrameworkChapter 3: The Human Body
Chapter 4: Musculoskeletal System
Chapter 5: Integumentary System
Module 3: Internal Workings of the BodyChapter 6: Haematology
Chapter 7: Lymphatic and Immune Systems
Chapter 8: Endocrine System
Chapter 9: Cardiovascular System
Chapter 10: Respiratory System
Chapter 11: Digestive System
Chapter 12: Nervous System
Chapter 13: The Senses
Chapter 14: Urinary System
Chapter 15: Male Reproductive System
Chapter 16: Female Reproductive System
Chapter 17: Obstetrics and Neonatology
Chapter 18: Mental Health
Module 4: Systemic ConditionsChapter 19: Oncology
Chapter 20: Infectious and Parasitic Disease
Chapter 21: Radiology and Nuclear Medicine
Chapter 22: Pharmacology
Module 5: Special ApplicationsChapter 23: Complementary and Alternative Therapies
Chapter 24: Public Health, Epidemiology and Research Terms
Word element glossary
Glossary of medical terms
Specific word elements
Normal reference values for haematological testing
Abbreviations
Answer Guide
Picture credits
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