Medical Terminology 2023-2024

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MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Proven approaches for medical language mastery

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Makes Medical Terminology more interesting for students.

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4 . Makes teaching medical terminology easier.

5 . Saves time for the instructor.

6 . Integrates technology into the classroom.

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Whichever F.A. Davis Medical Terminology text you choose, your students will build the foundational knowledge they need to master the language of medicine, connect that language to the anatomy of the human body, and be prepared for future success.

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Workbook-style exercises for the independent learner

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Word-Building Essentials + Body Systems

Medical Terminology Express A Short-Course Approach by Body System, 3rd Edition Barbara A. Gylys, BS, MEd, CMA-A | Regina M. Masters BSN, RN, MEd, CMA (AAMA)

Pressed for time? A word-building format, organized by body systems, provides a basic knowledge of the language of medicine by emphasizing the connections between anatomical structures and their associated medical word roots. Students learn the parts of words roots, combining forms, suffixes, and prefixes, and then use their understanding of word parts to learn medical terminology.

§ “Medical Word-Building” tables § Illustrations with anatomical and word root labels §

Recall, review, and chart note activities as well as pronunciation practice Easy-to-read, non-technical language appropriate for all students

• eBook • Medical Language Lab • Online Resources Printed Text 496 pages | 210 illustrations Soft cover | 2021 $83.95 (US) ISBN-13: 978-1-7196-4227-9

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Short-Answer questions teach students how to construct medical terms and understand their meanings.

Easy-to-review boxes illustrate how word parts are combined to build new words and how those words are pronounced.

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Programmed Learning + Self-paced + Body Systems

Medical Terminology Simplified A Programmed Learning Approach by Body System, 7th Edition Barbara A. Gylys, BS, MEd, CMA-A Regina M. Masters BSN, RN, MEd, CMA (AAMA) Take a programmed approach that builds medical vocabulary frame by frame. Students explore each body system through a summary of major combining forms, a comprehensive pathology section, and additional medical records and evaluations.

§ REVISED & UPDATED! Content and illustrations that reflect the use of medical terminology in clinical practice today, including terms related to pandemics, as well as current trends and new approaches to teaching and learning medical terminology § ENHANCED & EXPANDED! More emphasis on understanding the terms and concepts integral to the role of the electronic medical records (EMRs) in clinical settings § NEW! Terms and illustrations for diagnostic, surgical and medical procedures § REVISED & EXPANDED! Section and chapter reviews to make them more relevant and challenging § REVISED! “Do Not Use” list of discontinued abbreviations and eponyms § Commonly used prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms throughout § True-to-life artwork for each body system and key pathologic condition § “Medical Records” activities, including case studies and critical-thinking exercises § Diagnostic and therapeutic procedures for common diseases and disorders

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Word Elements exercises throughout the text focus on combining forms.

Medical Terminology Simplified

A free bookmark in the printed text lets students cover the answers on the page as they respond to each question.

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Multiple Learning Strategies + Flash Cards

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Medical Terminology in a Flash A Multiple Learning Styles Approach, 5th Edition

Lisa Finnegan, PTA

How do your students learn best? A visually rich text with perforated/tear-out flash cards at the back of the book (and online) leads students to proficiency by providing techniques for multiple learning styles. § REVISED & UPDATED! Content and illustrations that reflect the use of medical terminology in clinical practice today § NEW & REVISED! New, individual sections for “Diseases and Disorders,” “Common Diagnostic Tests and Procedures,” and “Medications,” as well as individual sections for “Combining Forms” and “Abbreviations” § REVISED & UPDATED! Streamlined, more focused sections on Pharmacology § EXPANDED! Coverage of Pathology and Anatomy & Physiology, including additional information on blood/hematology § EXPANDED! More color-coded word parts, providing visual cues about which type of element being studied § NEW! “Spot the Wrong Term” exercises in each chapter let students practice editing written documents for spelling and usage § Printed Flash Cards § Color-coded prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms that correspond with color-coded flash cards § Color-coded tables of combining forms and abbreviations § End-of-chapter/section exercises, including matching and labeling § Full-color anatomical illustrations of body systems

• eBook • Medical Language Lab • Online Resources Coming Soon! Printed Text 672 pages | 285 illustrations Soft cover | Early 2024 About $99.95 (US) ISBN-13: 978-1-7196-4864-0 Access Card About $79.95 (US) ISBN-13: 978-0-8036-8955-8 Or purchase online access at FADavis.com AVAILABLE NOW! Medical Terminology in a Flash , 4th Edition $99.95 (US) ISBN-13: 978-0-8036-8953-4

Learning Style Tips Special tips for visual, auditory, verbal, and kinesthetic learners are placed throughout this book. You can identify each type by the icons shown below.

Color-coded tables for each body system help students build new words from prefixes, roots, and suffixes.

Learning Style tips and icons show students multiple methods of learning.

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Extensive Word-building + Body Systems

Medical Language Lab for Medical Terminology Systems , UPDATED 8th Edition Barbara A. Gylys, MEd, CMA-A (AAMA) | Mary Ellen Wedding, MEd, MT(ASCP), CMA (AAMA), CPC (AAPC)

Full-color photographs and illustrations and a streamlined layout Coverage of health care, including diagnostic and therapeutic procedures

Teach your students to build medical words before they learn the vocabulary. They begin by learning the parts of words… roots, combining forms, suffixes, and prefixes. Then, students use their understanding of word parts to comprehend medical terminology. Mnemonic devices and engaging, interactive exercises make word building fun and easy, ensuring they retain the information they need for success. § §

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§ A strong focus on anatomy and physiology and pathology § “Body Systems Connections” tables that identify the interrelationships of each body system § “Medical Record,” “Word Element Table,” and “Documenting Health Care” activities

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CHAPTER 6 • Digestive System

Medical Word Elements This section introduces combining forms, suffixes, and prefixes related to the digestive system. Word analyses are also provided. From the information provided, complete the meaning of the medical words in the right-hand column. The first one is completed for you. Element Meaning Word Analysis and Meaning Combining Forms Mouth

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CHAPTER 10 • Musculoskeletal System

DOCUMENTING HEALTH-CARE ACTIVITIES

or/o

mouth

or/ al (OR-ăl): pertaining to the mouth -al: pertaining to stomat/ itis (sto˘-mă-TĪ-t˘ıs): -itis: inflammation gloss/ ectomy (glo˘s-E˘ K-tō-mē): -ectomy: excision, removal lingu/ al (LI˘N-gwăl): -al: pertaining to bucc/ al (BU˘ K-ăl): -al: pertaining to cheil/o/ plasty (KĪ-lō-plăs-tē): -plasty: surgical repair labi/ al (LĀ-bē-ăl): -al: pertaining to dent/ ist (DE˘ N-t˘ıst): -ist: specialist orth/ odont/ ist (or-thō-DO˘ N-t˘ıst):

This section provides practical application activities in the form of exercises to help students develop skills in documenting patient care. First, read the medical report. Then complete the activities and exercises that follow.

stomat/o

Documenting Health-Care Activity 10-1 Operative Report: Right Knee Arthroscopy and Medial Meniscectomy

gloss/o

tongue

lingu/o

General Hospital 1511 Ninth Avenue ■ ■ Sun City, USA 12345 ■ ■ (555) 802–1887 OPERATIVE REPORT

bucc/o

cheek

cheil/o

lip

Medical Word Elements exercises develop word-building skills by focusing on word parts.

Date: August 14, 20xx Patient: Jay, Elizabeth Patient ID#: 20798 PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Tear, medial meniscus, right knee POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Tear, medial meniscus, right knee. Physician:

Robert L. Mead, MD

labi/o

dent/o

teeth

CLINICAL HISTORY: This 42-year-old woman has jogged an average of 25 miles each week for the past 10 years. She has persistent posteromedial right knee pain with occasional effusions. The patient has an MRI-documented medial meniscal tear. PROCEDURE: Right knee arthroscopy and medial meniscectomy ANESTHESIA: General COMPLICATIONS: None OPERATIVE SUMMARY: Examination of the knee under anesthesia showed a full range of motion, no effusion, no instability, and negative Lachman and negative McMurray sign tests. Arthroscopic evaluation showed a normal patellofemoral groove and normal intracondylar notch

odont/o Documenting Health Care Activities teach students how to use medical terminology in professional contexts.

orth: straight -ist: specialist Orthodontists are dentists who specialize in correcting and preventing

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irregularities of abnormally aligned teeth. gingiv/ ectomy (j˘ın-j˘ı-VE˘ K-tō-mē): -ectomy: excision, removal

gingiv/o

gum(s)

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CHAPTER 3 • Prefixes

Prefix Types

Table 3-4 Prefixes of Direction—cont’d Prefix Meaning

Table 3-4 Prefixes of Direction This table lists commonly used prefixes of direction as well as their meanings and word analyses. Prefix Meaning Word Analysis ab- from, away from

Word Analysis

para-*

para/ nas/al (pa˘r-a˘-NA¯ -sa˘l): beside the nose nas: nose -al: pertaining to super/ ior (soo-PE¯ -re¯-or): pertaining to above or the upper part of a structure -ior: pertaining to supra/ ren/al (soo-pra˘-RE¯ -na˘l): pertaining to above the kidney ren: kidney -al: pertaining to ultra/ son/ic (u˘l-tra˘-SO˘ N-˘ık): pertaining to sound beyond (that which can be heard by the human ear) son: sound -ic: pertaining to

near, beside; beyond

ab/ duction (a˘b-DU˘ K-shu˘n): movement of a limb away from (the body) -duction: act of leading, bringing, conducting Abduction is a body movement away from the midline or axis of the body. (See Fig. 3-2.) ad/ duction (a˘b-DU˘ K-shu˘n): movement of a limb toward (the body) -duction: act of leading, bringing, conducting Adduction is a body movement toward to the midline or axis of the body. (See Fig. 3-2.)

super-

upper, above

ad-

toward

supra-

above; excessive; superior

ultra-

excess, beyond

* Para- may also be used as a suffix meaning to bear (offspring).

Other Common Prefixes Many other common prefixes may also change the meaning of a word. See Table 3-5 for a list of other common prefixes.

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Table 3-5 Other Common Prefixes

A Ad duction

Ab duction Figure 3-2 Ab duction and ad duction.

This table lists other commonly used prefixes, along with their meanings and word analyses. Prefix Meaning Word Analysis a-* without, not

circum/ ren/al (se˘r-ku˘m-RE¯ -na˘l): pertaining to around the kidney ren: kidney -al: pertaining to peri/ odont/al (pe˘r-e¯-o¯-DO˘ N-ta˘l): pertaining to around a tooth odont: teeth -al: pertaining to dia/ rrhea (d¯ı-a˘-RE¯ -a˘): flow through -rrhea: discharge, flow Diarrhea is a condition of abnormally frequent discharge or flow of fluid fecal matter through the bowel. trans/ vagin/al (tra˘ns-VA˘ J-˘ın-a˘l): pertaining to across or through the vagina vagin: vagina -al: pertaining to ecto/ gen/ous (e˘k-TO˘ J-e˘-nu˘s): forming outside (the body or structure) gen: forming, producing, origin -ous: pertaining to An ectogenous infection is one that originates outside of the body. exo/ tropia (e˘ks-o¯-TRO¯ -pe¯-a˘): turning outward -tropia: turning Exotropia refers to the turning outward of the eyes. extra/ crani/al (e˘ks-tra˘-KRA¯ -ne¯-a˘l): pertaining to outside the skull crani: cranium (skull) -al: pertaining to

circum-

around

a/ mast/ia (a˘-MA˘ S-te¯-a˘): without a breast mast: breast -ia: condition Amastia may be the result of a congenital defect, an endocrine disorder, or mastectomy. an/ esthesia (a˘n-e˘s-THE¯ -ze¯-a˘): without feeling -esthesia: feeling Anesthesia may be a partial or complete loss of sensation with or without loss of consciousness. anti/ bacteri/al (a˘n-t˘ı-ba˘k-TE¯ R-e¯-a˘l): against bacteria bacteri: bacteria -al: pertaining to Antibacterials are substances that kill bacteria or inhibit their growth or replication. contra/ ception (ko˘n-tra˘-SE˘ P-shu˘n): against conceiving -ception: conceiving Contraceptive techniques prevent pregnancy by means of medication, a device, or a method that blocks or alters one or more of the processes of reproduction.

peri-

an-**

dia-

through, across

anti-

against

trans-

ecto-

outside, outward

contra-

exo-

extra-

*The prefix a- is usually used before a consonant. ** The prefix an- is usually used before a vowel.

(continued)

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THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE

“ We see the majority of our students coming in with a grade of 80 or higher on these exams after they have completed the reading and assignments in MLL. The F.A. Davis medical terminology program has allowed us to deliver fully remote classes and still achieve a 95% course completion rate.” —Cheryl A., MBA, BS, Assistant Professor & Coordinator of the Professional Studies Certificate & Degree Program, Community College of Rhode Island

Immerses students in a customized learning experience. An intuitive design allows students to navigate easily through the program while they develop medical language fluency. Integrates the online and written content. Access codes inside new, printed copies of F.A. Davis’s Medical Terminology textbooks and Access Cards unlock Medical Language Lab for your students. (Additional codes can also be purchased.)

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Pronunciation Guides let students practice their speaking skills by listening to audio files linked to definitions from Taber’s . An Instructor Favorite!

The Pretest creates a personalized Study Plan for each student, identifying the lessons where they need to focus their study time.

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Critical Listening features audio recordings of simulated audio scenarios followed by questions to assess that the student has understood the clinical dialogue.

Personalized pronunciation assessments are an inno- vative way for students to master pronunciation. Their pronunciation exercises are automatically graded and then provide them with detailed instant feedback. This feedback breaks pronunciation into its lowest common denominator which is also known as a phoneme.

Lecture videos present must-know concepts along with learning style tips to help students identify the ways they learn best.

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Word-Building Practice Exercises reinforce the lessons in the text and online to develop students’ knowledge of medical terminology.

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THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE Self-directed learning Medical Language Lab involves students in the learning process to create fluent medical language speakers.

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THE INSTRUCTOR EXPERIENCE Assess your students’ progress in real time. Medical Language Lab provides you with the tools to continuously assess your students’ progress throughout the course. You’ll have the information you need to monitor, track, and assess mastery. Real-time analytics let you easily track performance and participation to identify the areas in which students are struggling and to intervene quickly in class and on assignments to ensure that they succeed.

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Another way to build medical terminology competency

A language-origin approach. Dunmore and Fleischer’s Medical Terminology Exercises in Etymology, 4th Edition Cheryl Walker-Esbaugh, MA | Laine H. McCarthy, MLIS | Rhonda A. Sparks, MD

Explore essential Greek and Latin grammar to provide a rich basis for medical terminology and common English. Vignettes, engaging exercises, and references to Greek and Latin mythology make learning easy. Superb illustrations reinforce concepts and highlight etymological notes. § NEW & UPDATED! Incorporates medical terminology that reflects the practice of medicine today. § UPDATED! References the latest edition of Taber’s Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary.

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