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What is medical terminology?
What is medical terminology?
- The language used only by medical doctors
- The language used to describe components and processes of the human body (correct)
- The language used for computer programming in healthcare
- The language used by pharmacists to communicate with doctors
Why do healthcare students need to develop a strong understanding of medical terminology?
Why do healthcare students need to develop a strong understanding of medical terminology?
- To write lengthy medical reports
- To understand complex medical terms (correct)
- To communicate in a foreign language
- To impress their professors
What is the origin of most medical terminology?
What is the origin of most medical terminology?
- German word parts
- English word parts
- Latin or ancient Greek word parts (correct)
- Chinese word parts
What purpose does agreed upon medical terminology serve?
What purpose does agreed upon medical terminology serve?
What does medical terminology help explain?
What does medical terminology help explain?
What does learning medical terminology help in reducing?
What does learning medical terminology help in reducing?
What is the term 'AIDS' (Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) an example of?
What is the term 'AIDS' (Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) an example of?
Which type of medical terminology is derived from the name of a person who was the first to identify the technique or condition?
Which type of medical terminology is derived from the name of a person who was the first to identify the technique or condition?
What are acronyms in medical terminology?
What are acronyms in medical terminology?
Which type of medical terminology is derived from human language that is currently in use?
Which type of medical terminology is derived from human language that is currently in use?
Why are ancient languages used as the basis for medical terminology?
Why are ancient languages used as the basis for medical terminology?
What makes word roots in medical terms different from standalone words?
What makes word roots in medical terms different from standalone words?
What do combining vowels do in medical terminology?
What do combining vowels do in medical terminology?
Why is learning the meaning of commonly used word parts important in medical terminology?
Why is learning the meaning of commonly used word parts important in medical terminology?
What is the function of a prefix in a medical term?
What is the function of a prefix in a medical term?
Why are eponyms important in medical terminology?
Why are eponyms important in medical terminology?