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The Language of Medicine (1976)

by Davi-Ellen Chabner

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The Language of Medicine, 8th Edition, shows you how to analyze and understand the meanings of medical terms in a way that makes sense-by breaking terms down into smaller word parts and clearly explaining them in relation to human anatomy, physiology, and pathology. Extensive hands-on practice, repetition, and case studies let you learn by doing-writing terms, labeling diagrams, and completing comprehensive, practical exercises. Brings terminology to life with dynamic, three-dimensional illustrations, compelling clinical photographs, realistic medical cases, and laboratory and x-ray reports. Keeps it simple through the use of clear, nontechnical explanations of terms. Promotes active learning and teaches you how to study with a wealth of hands-on exercises. Follows a logical progression, from introductory chapters on word analysis, to an exploration of each body system. Book jacket.… (more)
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This is a workbook, a write-in text in which student are asked to answer exercise questions (and check their responses), complete review sheets, and label diagrams, thereby testing and retesting their understanding of the material presented. The book abounds with factual information to enhance knowledge and comprehension of medical terms. Anatomical, physiological, and pathological material related to body systems is presented so that students of all backgrounds can learn. Flow charts and simple anatomical diagrams accompany discussions of each system of the body. Thus, logical and rational comprehension of terms is emphasized, rather than rote memorization of isolated words.
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The Language of Medicine, 8th Edition, shows you how to analyze and understand the meanings of medical terms in a way that makes sense-by breaking terms down into smaller word parts and clearly explaining them in relation to human anatomy, physiology, and pathology. Extensive hands-on practice, repetition, and case studies let you learn by doing-writing terms, labeling diagrams, and completing comprehensive, practical exercises. Brings terminology to life with dynamic, three-dimensional illustrations, compelling clinical photographs, realistic medical cases, and laboratory and x-ray reports. Keeps it simple through the use of clear, nontechnical explanations of terms. Promotes active learning and teaches you how to study with a wealth of hands-on exercises. Follows a logical progression, from introductory chapters on word analysis, to an exploration of each body system. Book jacket.

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