PPT-Medical Terminology Cardiovascular System terms

Nursing Department Lec3 Assistant Instructor MSc Kareem J Dhaidan Cardiovascular Combining Forms angio vessel aorto aorta arterio artery athero . MEDICAL . TERMINOLOGY. &. ANATOMICAL POSITIONS. Language Objectives. Students will learn how medical terms are put together using prefixes, suffixes and rootwords.. Students will identify and draw the ways to divide the body. Chapter 1. Word Parts Are the Key. Understanding word parts and how they work together to form medical terms will reinforce your word-building skills. Most word . parts in medical terminology are of Latin origin. & . MEDICAL ABBREVIATIONS. WORD PARTS. -. Algia: pain, painful condition. dys- bad , difficult or painful. -ectomy: surgical removal, cutting out, excision. Hyper- excessive, increased. Hypo- deficient, decreased. 2. Objectives. Objectives. Explain how medical terms are developed.. Describe the process of pluralizing terms.. Describe how to interpret pronunciation marks.. List basic legal and ethical issues for health-related professionals.. . -. blast. -. malacia. -. porosis. arthr. /o, . articul. /o. b. urs/o. chondr. /o. cost/o. hist. /o. thorac. /o. vertebr. /o. d. islocation. Medical Terminology-List 6 . . -blast- . immature, embryonic. Most come from Greek or Latin. As medicine advanced, more modern terms have come from German, French and English. Generally medical terms for determining illness or describing surgery have Greek origins.. Kay Williamson Educational Foundation Cambridge CB1 2AL United Kingdom E-mail rogerblench@yahoo.co.uk http://www.rogerblench.info/RBOP.htm Boze medical vocabulary Roger Blench2. BOZE MEDICAL TERMINO Medical Chart Organization Demographics and insurance Flow sheets Physician Orders Visit notes x-rays CT and MRI scans ultrasounds Assessment- Dx diagnosis or DDx differential diagnosis o R Chapter 11 Unit 11. Medical Terminology. Combining form/word root. . Meaning. b. acteri. /o bacteria. c. yst/o bladder, sac. New Basics of . medical terms . a prefix . : The first part of the term . a word root . :the middle of the word . a suffix . : the end. Plural Formation. . Example of medical term; . Myocarditis. terminology. Study . materials. Prucklová. , R. – Severová, M.: . Introduction. to Latin and . Greek. Terminology in . Medicine. . Praha: KLP, 2012 . (Unit 1-7). Teachers. ’ own materials (e.g. hand-outs, presentations, activity cards) which are going to be periodically uploaded on the IS in Study materials of your subject. . PG. 2 PG. 3 Combining word segments to understand meaningMedical terms are formed by combining word segments. root can be combined with prexes, roots or sufxes.For example, the prex dys Introduction. Medical terminology is the language of health care.. Medical terminology is much more concise than normal English for describing things of a medical nature.. By understanding terms, components, even complex words, can be broken down.. Lec:1. Assistant Instructor:. MSc. Kareem J. . Dhaidan. 2. Objectives. Define the four word parts used to build medical terms.. Define common medical combining forms.. Define common medical prefixes..