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    discussing what medical terminology is, where it came from, and how it is applied to medical assistant careers as well as how it is applied to medical administration careers. I will give examples of the importance of medical terminology and specific examples of where medical careers use medical terminology on a day to day basis. I will also give a brief summary and definition of what medical terminology stands for. After reading my paper you should have a good concept of medical terminology’s importance

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    Medical Terminology is the language used to precisely describe the human body including it components processes condition affecting it and procedures performed. Lists of some diagnosis or procedures are: 1. C92.0 Myelosis is a condition in which abnormal proliferation of medullary tissue in the spinal cord is present. C92.01 Acute myeloblastic leukemia not having remission C92.02 Acute myeloblastic leukemina in replace 2. Myiasis B87.9 Infestation by lava flies B87.0 cutaneous

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    Learning medical terminology is very similar to learning a new language. Everything is all new especially when you are not use to speaking anything medically; the language will come naturally when you learn the terms, and know them. You have to know and learn how to speak them fluently. Knowing them will come from studying and learning them but speaking them correctly is going to take time and practice. I plan to know them by practicing on speaking the medical terms, words, and procedures by making

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    Learning the medical terminology is very much like learning a new language because just like another language, a weird looking word can mean just so much more. Not only that but it gives us in the medical field our own language to use to communicate. This makes learning the terms so much easier to do. Learning these terms will take a good bit of time since there are so many words used to describe the body and illnesses that come with it. In the next paragraph, I will give you tips on how to make

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    hospital, however there is one thing that every hospital in the world has in common and that is Medical Terminology. Medical Terminology plays a very important part in the medical field because it is the main source of communication between all medical staff. Doctors communicate

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    future my career is medical assisting. I chose medical assisting as a foot in the door into the medical field to start my career as a registered nurse. Working my way up the latter to my dream career is the best route to take to ensure I am making the right decision for my future. Starting as a medical assistant I will get all the hands on experience that I will need such as learning the toughest part of being a registered nurse such as medical terminology. Medical terminology is used throughout every

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    What is medical terminology? Medical terminology is a language that nurses and doctors uses in the medical field. Understand how the human body work it can be uses as a language that communicate within a hospital or clinic. Medical terminology is like a word that are formed and come together to make another word. It is somehow similar to piecing together a puzzle. A medical word would consist of an elements, prefixes, word roots and suffix. By combining these forms of different part of the word component

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    Discuss the importance of understanding medical terminology for medical administrators? • It allows medical administrators and all healthcare workers to communicate in one language. To protect a patient information • You will use it every day when you work in the healthcare field. • If you have to get your medical dictionary out every time you get asked to do something, you will be wasting valuable time. Nurses, doctors, and other health care professionals do

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    University (GCU), 2013). When writing, the writer must use the correct word choice for what they are meaning to say. The reader must be able to interpret the meaning. An example of not being able to interpret the meaning would be using the medical terminology such as cholecystectomy when speaking with a patient. The patient has no clue what you are talking about; but if you say gallbladder out, they would be able to interpret the meaning. Precision is essential in scientific writing;

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    Chapter 2 introduces us to the term thoracentesis. In following what we learned in the material in regards to medical terminology, when we break up the word, the word prefix – thora means chest. The word suffix, centesis means surgical puncture. This brings us to the literal meaning of the word to be “surgical puncture of the chest”. The human body needs fluid in order to live, but sometimes the body can become overloaded with fluid in different areas of the body. In such circumstances, the

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