Title An introduction to medical terminology for health care / Andrew R. Hutton

Edition Fourth edition Published Edinburgh ; Sydney : Churchill Livingstone, 2006 Edinburgh : Churchill Livingstone/Elsevier, [2006] ©2006

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Location	Call no.	Vol.	Availability
MELB	610.14 Hut/Itm 2006		AVAILABLE
MELB	610.14 Hut/Itm 2006		AVAILABLE
WATERFT HEALTH	610.14 Hut/Itm 2006		AVAILABLE

Description 383 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm regular print Contents Unit 1: Levels of organisation -- 2. The digestive system -- 3. The respiratory system -- 4. The cardiovascular system -- 5. The blood -- 6. The lymphatic system and immunology -- 7: The urinary system -- 8. The nervous system -- 9. The eye -- 10. The ear -- 11. The skin -- 12. The nose and mouth -- 13. The muscular system -- 14. The skeletal system -- 15. The male reproductive system -- 16. The female reproductive system -- 17. The endocrine system -- 18. Radiology and nuclear medicine -- 19. Oncology -- 20. Anatomical position -- 21. Pharmacology and microbiology -- 22. Final self-assessment tests Summary "By separating words into their components and recombining them to make new words, the reader learns how compound words are formed and becomes familiar with the meanings of prefixes, suffixes and roots. The anatomy exercises, case histories and medical notes consolidate the reader's understanding of how and why each medical term is used. Answers to all exercises and self-assessment tests are included."--Publisher information Notes Includes index Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Subject Medicine -- Terminology -- Problems, exercises, etc. Medicine -- Terminology. Medicine -- Terminology -- Programmed instruction. Medicine. Medicine. Names. Genre/Form Problems, exercises, etc Terminology. terminology [MESH] Programmed Instruction. Dictionaries. Problems and exercises. Programmed instructional materials. ISBN 0443100756 (paperback) 9780443100758

Other Titles Introduction to medical terminology for health care : a self-teaching package An introduction to medical terminology for health care: a self-teaching package

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