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Can you recommend any medical terminology course ?
Many universities have medical terminology courses. Also night schools will hold those for people with limited time on their hands. Online courses like http://www.corexcel.com/html/online.medical.terminology.htm are a great way to introduce yourself to medical terminology.
What are the disadvantages of medical terminology?
because there are many many words and some of them sound alike, look alike, or are spelled alike, misinterpretation is a very common problem, especially when legibility of most physicians handwriting is difficult
Why do pharmacists need medical terminology?
If you work in a medical office or with people in the medical field, if you have knowlege of medical terms you can understand what your peers are talking about. If you are a nurse, medical assistant etc. you can "translate" what a doctor diagnosed a patient with to the patient in terms that they can understand.
How would you ensure that your staff and other health care professionals are proficient in medical abbreviations and terminology?
In reality, it would become readily apparent if someone in a medical setting didn't understand medical abbreviations or terminology. The reason for this is abbreviations and specific medical terms are used on such a large scale that if someone didn't understand them, they wouldn't be able to hide it very long. In a medical setting people use medical terminology and/or abbreviations every few seconds.
Changing handwriting every so often is a symptoms of being sociopath?
Well.. I've never heard that one before. From what I know the handwriting of a sociopath is no different to the handwriting of a 'normal' person. Do 'normal' people not change their hand writing every now and again? People get bored of the same thing and so they try to do something different. If that were a symptom then about 80% of the population would be sociopaths. Changing handwriting frequently can equally be a sign of 'instability' or 'creativity' - of itself it is neither good nor bad, apparently there are several hundred factors that go into proper 'handwriting analysis', which is not a foolproof science. Some multiples have a different handwriting for every person within the system, and so the changing of handwriting would be expected.
Why is medical terminology important to a medical assistant?
Without medical terminology a medical assistant would not know what their colleagues are talking about when they give you information on a patient, they would not be able to write in a chart and would not have an overall basic understanding in medicine, this is the basis of the language in medicine, that's why it is essential. It is one of the important language people in the medical facilities should learn as without it, communication and the every day process of the facility just wont work.Medical assistants, as well as many other disciplines that is in the medical field, use medical terminology in documenting in the patient's medical records, in medical reports to the tending physician, in filling out many forms required by Medicare, Medicaid, and private medical insurance companies, etc. They also use this to communicate with other medical professionals. The reason for using medical terminology instead of conversational language is because conversational language have different meanings for words and phrases. In medicine it is very important to be able to understand what is being said/written. Medical terminology used Latin language because it is a dead language and will never change which means the meaning of medical terms will always be the same. There is less confusing then using conversational language which changes from day to dayThey use the terminology for charting patients condition's communicate with doctors and pharmacists. It is extremely important to know medical terminology when working in the medical field. Medical assistants, as well as many other disciplines that is in the medical field, use medical terminology in documenting in the patient's medical records, in medical reports to the tending physician, in filling out many forms required by Medicare, Medicaid, and private medical insurance companies, etc. They also use this to communicate with other medical professionals. The reason for using medical terminology instead of conversational language is because conversational language have different meanings for words and phrases. In medicine it is very important to be able to understand what is being said/written. Medical terminology used Latin language because it is a dead language and will never change which means the meaning of medical terms will always be the same. There is less confusing then using conversational language which changes from day to day
Is bad handwriting a sign of extreme intelligence?
90% of people have bad handwriting. Does that mean 90% of these people are extremely intelligent? No.
Why do you do handwriting?
If you want a good job and want to succeed in life, good handwriting will get you far. You'll be suprised at how many people judge you from your handwriting.
What does eponymous have to do with medical terminology?
Eponymous means that it is names after a person or place. Many things in medicine were named after the people who discovered/invented them.
Why do you need good handwriting?
If you want a good job and want to succeed in life, good handwriting will get you far. You'll be suprised at how many people judge you from your handwriting.
Are people with bad handwriting smarter than those with neat handwriting?
There is no direct correlation between handwriting and intelligence. Handwriting is a skill that can vary among individuals for various reasons, but it does not determine a person's intelligence level.
Do smarter people typically have worse handwriting?
There is no direct correlation between intelligence and handwriting. Handwriting can vary based on individual factors such as motor skills, practice, and personal preferences.
