Learning Terminology
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Learning Terminology
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Objectives• Explain how medical terms are developed.
• Describe the process of pluralizing terms.
• Describe how to interpret pronunciation marks.
• List basic legal and ethical issues for health-related professionals.
• Describe how medical documentation is compiled.
After studying this chapter, you will be able to :
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Language of Medicine• Dates to the time when people had only spoken language and no written language
• Medical terminology began to gain uniformity as a result of the works of Hippocrates
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Hippocratic OathForms the basic ethical standards of modern medicine with regards to:
• Abstaining from voluntary acts of mischief & corruption
• Keeping confidences
• Doing no harm
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Hippocratic Oath Part 2• Some aspects are still debated today such as:
Euthanasia Abortion
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Derivation of Medical Terminology
• The study of the origin of words is called etymology.
• Many medical terms used today are based on Ancient Greek and Latin.
• Word building became and remains the primary way to describe new medical discoveries.
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Derivation of Medical Terminology Part 2Word knowledge was primarily passed
on through only verbal communication which resulted in words being pronounced very differently.
The word heart is derived from Old English heorte which comes from a word related to Greek kardia which means heart.
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Pluralizing TermsRules
• Add s to words ending in any vowel or consonant except s,x,z, or y (ex. joint- joints)
• Add es to words ending in s,x, or z (ex. reflex - reflexes)
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Pluralizing Terms Part 2Rules Cont’d
• Remove x and add `ces to Latin words ending in x (ex. appendix - appendices)
• Remove the `y and add `ies to words ending in `y preceded by a consonant (ex. mastectomy- mastectomies)
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Pluralizing Terms Part 3Rules Cont’d
• When an ending `y is preceded by a vowel, the usual plural suffix is `s (ex. boy - boys)
• Add `e to Latin terms ending in a (ex. lamina - laminae)
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Pluralizing Terms Part 4Rules Cont’d
• Remove `us and add `i to Latin words ending in us (ex. bacillus- bacilli)
• Change `sis to `ses in Greek words ending in sis (ex. psychosis - psychoses)
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Pluralizing Terms Part 5Rules Cont’d
• Remove `on from and add `a to Greek words ending in `on (ex. criterion - criteria)
• Remove `um from and add `a to Latin words ending in um (ex. diverticulum - diverticula)
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Pluralizing Rules
• fossa fossae
• datum data
• radix radices
Latin GreekSingular Plural Singular Plural
• neurosis neuroses
• ganglion ganglia
• calyx calyces
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Spelling & Pronunciation of Medical TermsMisspellings and mispronunciations in a
medical setting can result in life threatening situations
“The patient was to have a cholectomy NOTa colectomy!!”
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Spelling & Pronunciation of Medical Terms Part 2Pronouncing a word out loud each time
you see the pronounciation will help familiarize you with the sound of the word.
Long and short vowels are a guide to help you pronounce words.
anemiaa-NE-me-a
reflexRE-fleks
typhoidTI-foyd
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Legal and Ethical IssuesThe American Hospital Association’s Patient’s Bill of Rights gives guidelines which provide a clear, ethical standard for patient’s rights.• Right to refuse
care• Right to
privacy
• Right to be informed
• Right to considerate and respectful care.
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Using Medical TerminologyMedical Terminology is instrumental in both verbal and written communication.
Documentation of health care services must be complete for both ethical and legal reasons.
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Medical RecordsMedical RecordsFormats for medical records depend on:
• State law
• Institution’s responsibilities
• Configuration of its computer systems
• Coding and billing practices
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Medical Records SOAP formatMedical Records
SOAP Format • S- subjective• O- objective• A- assessment• P- plan
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Chronological FormatMedical RecordsChronological Format• Interactions are
listed in chronological order.
• Earliest date is at the top of the patient record
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Apply Your KnowledgeWhich of the following statements is correct regarding the derivation of medical terms?
A. The change in medical terms has been drastic over the years.
B. The change in medical terms has not been drastic over the years.
Answer B.
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Apply Your Knowledge Part 2Make each of the following terms plural.
staphylococcus
vasectomy
paraplegic
appendix
staphylococci
vasectomies
paraplegics
appendices
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Case StudyCase StudyAfter obtaining the ordered Barium Enema study from a patient, Jamie(a Radiologic technologist) the visitor asks “What is the initial findings to the procedures?” How should Jamie handle this question and why?
Answer: Remembering patient’s rights to confidentiality and the scope of his training as a radiologic technologist, Jamie should request that the visitor speak with the radiologist and or physician.