Introduction to Medical Terminology

Overview of the role and importance of medical terminology in healthcare. Explanation of how standardized language supports accurate diagnosis, treatment, and communication across clinical disciplines.

Structure and Formation of Medical Terms

In-depth exploration of word-building principles, including the use of Greek and Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Practical exercises to break down and interpret complex medical words.

Terminology of the Human Body Systems

Comprehensive review of medical terms related to the human body systems:

Skeletal System: bones, joints, and movement terminology.
Muscular System: muscle structure, function, and disorders.
Cardiovascular System: heart anatomy, circulation, and diseases.
Respiratory System: organs of respiration, breathing mechanics, and related pathologies.
Digestive System: terminology of digestion, absorption, and gastrointestinal disorders.
Urinary System: kidney function and urinary tract disorders.
Nervous System: brain, spinal cord, and neural disorders terminology.
Endocrine System: hormones, glands, and metabolic terms.
Reproductive System: male and female reproductive health vocabulary.

Terminology of Diseases and Disorders

Detailed study of terms describing infections, inflammations, tumors, injuries, and other pathological conditions. Understanding suffixes that indicate condition types (-itis, -osis, -oma, etc.).

Diagnostic and Laboratory Terminology

Explanation of terminology used in diagnostic tests, imaging, and laboratory investigations such as X-rays, MRI, blood tests, and urinalysis. Practice interpreting medical reports accurately.

Surgical and Procedural Terminology

Understanding common terms used to describe surgical interventions, operative procedures, and instruments. Examples include appendectomy, angioplasty, and endoscopy.

Pharmaceutical and Prescription Terminology

Study of medical abbreviations and terminology related to medication administration, dosages, pharmacological classifications, and prescription notation.

Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Symbols

Comprehensive overview of abbreviations used in hospitals and clinical documentation (e.g., BP, ECG, CBC). Emphasis on context and safety in using abbreviations to prevent errors.

Medical Terminology in Clinical Documentation

Training on how to accurately read and compose clinical notes, progress reports, and discharge summaries using correct and consistent medical terminology.

Interpretation of Case Studies and Real-Life Scenarios

Hands-on analysis of authentic patient records and clinical documents to apply acquired terminology in practical contexts. Participants will identify, interpret, and explain key medical terms within professional documentation.

Review and Assessment

End-of-course evaluation through exercises and quizzes to assess understanding and proficiency. Participants will demonstrate their ability to decode, define, and use medical terms effectively in professional healthcare communication.

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