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PG 2 PG 3 Combining word segments to understand meaningMedical terms are formed by combining word segments root can be combined with pre31xes roots or suf31xesFor example the pre30x dys. 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. Health Occupations. T. King. Introduction to Word Parts . Objectives:. Identify and define the four word parts.. Identify and define a combining form.. Analyze and define medical terms.. Build medical terms for given definitions.. It is nearly impossible for even the most experienced health professional to be familiar with every medical term. However, knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and root words is essential. It is vital that every health professional be familiar with the commonly used medical terminology. . Health Occupations. T. King. Introduction to Word Parts . Objectives:. Identify and define the four word parts.. Identify and define a combining form.. Analyze and define medical terms.. Build medical terms for given definitions.. 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. Unit 1. Objectives. :. Identify and define the four word parts.. Differentiate an acronym, eponym and an abbreviation. Analyze and define medical terms.. Build medical terms for given definitions.. Dr. Smith enters the nurse’s station and tells you that Mrs. Jones needs to have an exploratory laparotomy, but suspects he will end up doing a bilateral . Introduction to Word Parts . Objectives:. Identify and define the four word parts.. Identify and define a combining form.. Analyze and define medical terms.. Build medical terms for given definitions.. Unit 1. Objectives. :. Identify and define the four word parts.. Differentiate an acronym, eponym and an abbreviation. Analyze and define medical terms.. Build medical terms for given definitions.. Dr. Smith enters the nurse’s station and tells you that Mrs. Jones needs to have an exploratory laparotomy, but suspects he will end up doing a bilateral . Word Parts / Building Blocks . Most medical terms are formed by a combination of basic word parts.. An understanding of how these parts work together makes interpreting medical language easier. . Root Words . A. Like a foreign language to most people. B. . Made of terms that describe the human body in detail. C. . Used to convey the greatest quantity of information, with the . least confusion . and the most precision, to any medical professional . Why learn Medical Terminology?. Medical . t. erms . convey the greatest amount of information with the least . confusion. and most . precision. .. The f. oundation . of . medical. . t. erms is . Greek. J. awad. . Assistant . Professor PHD . FICMS/CM . Medical terminology. Medical terminology: . Is . language.  used to precisely describe the . human body.  including its components, processes, conditions affecting it, and procedures performed upon in . It is to be used in the field of . Just the facts Key concepts of medical terminology Dissecting Medical Terms Deciphering PHGLFDOWHUPLQRORJ\requires deduction, my dear Watson. KEY CONCEPTS OF 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..