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OverviewMedical terminology made approachable. Learning medical terminology can feel like reading and memorizing a dictionary—overwhelming and a bit boring. The Medical Terminology Book With HKPropel Accessstreamlines the process by teaching readers common medical terms and how to combine prefixes, root words, and suffixes to create a practical vocabulary. The text is packed with humor, mnemonics, coloring pages, activities, puzzles, and videos to maximize fun. Readers will explore medical terms used in a clinical setting and will consider the related anatomy, common abbreviations, common diagnoses, and common tests, procedures, and treatments. Part textbook and part workbook, The Medical Terminology Book makes medical terminology accessible by incorporating tools that engage readers in active learning. Stories and images make the text entertaining, while practice opportunities help reinforce learning. Learning tools include these: Anatomical Appellations that consist of black and white anatomical images to be colored and labeled Crossword puzzles using medical term definitions as clues so readers can fill in the grid Jumbled Jargon and Say What? activities that offer mixed-up medical terms or confusing patient statements for readers to translate into meaningful medical documentation Bilingual Bites that teach readers basic Spanish phrases and sentences to facilitate connection with patients In addition to these tools, short microlearning videos that are delivered through HKPropel allow readers to hear medical terms spoken to assist with proper pronunciation. These videos give instructors the flexibility to teach an in-person, hybrid, or asynchronous course. Online related resources include flash cards, interactive learning games (Quiz Quest, word searches, and crosswords), spare SOAP notes, image labeling, audio recordings of Spanish medical terms (Bilingual Bites), and a comprehensive table of medical terms. While many medical terminology texts exist on the market, most bore and overwhelm students with terminology they will never use in the field. The Medical Terminology Book takes a different approach and focuses on allied health professions and exercise science, with special attention paid to the muscular and skeletal systems. Written by a physical therapist with contributions from athletic trainers and a medical physician, the text provides an interprofessional perspective on how medical terminology is used across disciplines. There's more to medical terminology than rote memorization. The Medical Terminology Book is the ideal companion for future allied health or exercise science professionals looking to truly understand and engage with the terms they will encounter daily in a clinical setting. Note: A code for accessing HKPropel is included with all new print books. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Laura S. KabiriPublisher: Human Kinetics Publishers Imprint: Human Kinetics ISBN: 9781718243385ISBN 10: 1718243383 Pages: 280 Publication Date: 30 March 2026 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Forthcoming Availability: Not yet available This item is yet to be released. You can pre-order this item and we will dispatch it to you upon its release. Table of ContentsActivity Finder Chapter 1. ""B"" Is for Basic Basic Pronunciation Rules Singulars and Plurals Basic Word Parts Body Directions, Regions, and Planes (Not the Air Kind) But What About Never-Before-Seen Words? Basic Bilingual Bites Chapter 2. ""H"" Is for Health Basic Organizational Structure of a Health Care Record Variations in Health Care Records Common Health Care Record Abbreviations SOAP Note Section-Specific Terms for Health Care Records Bilingual Bites for Health Care Records Clinical Correlations Chapter 3. ""P"" Is for Pharmacology Examples of Medication Classes and Suffixes Common Pharmacology Abbreviations Sample Prescriptions Bilingual Bites for Pharmacology Chapter 4. ""M"" Is for Muscular Muscular System Roots Muscular System Parts Muscular System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Muscular System Objective Terms for the Muscular System Assessment Terms for the Muscular System Plan Terms for the Muscular System Bilingual Bites for the Muscular System Clinical Correlations Chapter 5. ""S"" Is for Skeletal Skeletal System Roots Skeletal System Parts Skeletal System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Skeletal System Objective Terms for the Skeletal System Assessment Terms for the Skeletal System Plan Terms for the Skeletal System Bilingual Bites for the Skeletal System Clinical Correlations Chapter 6. ""C"" Is for Cardiovascular Cardiovascular System Roots Cardiovascular System Parts Cardiovascular System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Cardiovascular System Objective Terms for the Cardiovascular System Assessment Terms for the Cardiovascular System Plan Terms for the Cardiovascular System Bilingual Bites for the Cardiovascular System Clinical Correlations Chapter 7. ""R"" Is for Respiratory Respiratory System Roots and Parts Respiratory System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Respiratory System Objective Terms for the Respiratory System Assessment Terms for the Respiratory System Plan Terms for the Respiratory System Bilingual Bites for the Respiratory System Clinical Correlations Chapter 8. ""N"" Is for Nervous Nervous System Roots and Parts Nervous System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Nervous System Objective Terms for the Nervous System Assessment Terms for the Nervous System Plan Terms for the Nervous System Bilingual Bites for the Nervous System Clinical Correlations Chapter 9. ""D"" Is for Digestive Digestive System Roots and Parts Digestive System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Digestive System Objective Terms for the Digestive System Assessment Terms for the Digestive System Plan Terms for the Digestive System Bilingual Bites for the Digestive System Clinical Correlations Chapter 10. ""I"" Is for Integumentary. And Immune. Integumentary and Immune System Roots and Parts Integumentary and Immune System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Integumentary and Immune Systems Objective Terms for the Integumentary and Immune Systems Assessment Terms for the Integumentary and Immune Systems Plan Terms for the Integumentary and Immune Systems Bilingual Bites for the Integumentary and Immune Systems Clinical Correlations Chapter 11. ""U"" Is for Urinary Urinary System Roots and Parts Urinary System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Urinary System Objective Terms for the Urinary System Assessment Terms for the Urinary System Plan Terms for the Urinary System Bilingual Bites for the Urinary System Clinical Correlations Chapter 12. ""R"" Is for Reproductive Reproductive System Roots and Parts Reproductive System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Reproductive System Objective Terms for the Reproductive System Assessment Terms for the Reproductive System Plan Terms for the Reproductive System Bilingual Bites for the Reproductive System Clinical Correlations Chapter 13. ""E"" Is for Endocrine Endocrine System Roots and Parts Endocrine System Abbreviations Subjective Terms for the Endocrine System Objective Terms for the Endocrine System Assessment Terms for the Endocrine System Plan Terms for the Endocrine System Bilingual Bites for the Endocrine System Clinical Correlations ""A"" Is for Appendix: Answers to Active Learning ActivitiesReviewsAuthor InformationLaura Kabiri, PT, DPT, PhD, is a licensed physical therapist and professor in the sports medicine and exercise physiology program at Rice University in Houston, Texas. She has over 15 years of experience in higher education and has received multiple teaching and mentoring awards, including the Rice University George R. Brown Award for Superior Teaching, the Wiess School of Natural Sciences Outstanding Teaching Award, and the national Sam Drogo Technology in the Classroom Award. Kabiri is a former member of the Professional Education Committee of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), served in the Education Section of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and was an item writer for the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE). Created in conjunction with Rice Online, her Coursera course on medical terminology has enrolled over 75,000 learners worldwide. Kabiri loves to bring joy and humor to learning through her uniquely ""quirk-thentic"" (quirky, but authentic!) teaching style. In her spare time, Kabiri enjoys reading inspirational historical fiction, volunteering in the community, and exploring new places and cultures through food and music. She is absolutely obsessed with her Australian shepherd and Dalmatian mix, Margo, who rescued her in 2021 and helped inspire and coauthor this future Pulitzer Prize–winning text. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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