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Are you preparing for the Licensure Examination? Did you just pass your Medical Terminology class? Are you a semi retired healthcare professional? Or a well informed patient who is interested in understanding medical terminologies? Healthcare is a part of our daily lives. Sickness and death occur on a daily basis. Because of these occurrences, healthcare professionals are now situated across the globe. The demand for their services are so dynamic that healthcare technology is expanding, and so is the level of competency. Don't be left behind. Review and refresh your medical terminology skills including the ever expanding abbreviations and laboratory values. Changes have occurred since the time you finished your Med Term class. For patients who want to be well informed about their health condition, this is a good book for referencing the healthcare terminologies. Tests are located at the end of every chapter. The chapters in this book are: Chapter 1 Elements of A Medical Terminology Chapter 2 Prefixes Chapter 3 Suffixes Chapter 4 General Terminologies for the Human Body Chapter 5 Skeletal System Chapter 6 Muscular System Chapter 7 Cardiovascular System Chapter 8 Hematological System Chapter 9 Respiratory System Chapter 10 Digestive System Chapter 11 Nervous System Chapter 12 Urinary System Chapter 13 Female Reproductive System Chapter 14 Male Reproductive System Chapter 15 Lymphatic System Chapter 16 Integumentary System Chapter 17 Endocrinary System Chapter 18 Sense Organs Chapter 19 Psychiatry Chapter 20 Laboratory Values Chapter 21 Medical Specialists Chapter 22 Medical Abbreviations.

About the Author

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Biography: Solomon Barroa is a Registered Nurse in the state of California. He was a university and college professor from the Philippines. He taught Nursing courses. He has a diverse experience in healthcare; from hospitals, clinic, insurance and home health. He had provided care to clients of all ages with different health condition from acute to chronic. He is passionate about sharing his knowledge regarding healthcare encompassing health conditions, pathophysiology, etiology, treatment and management. He likes to make customized products at his spare time.He also likes to travel and cherishes his experiences in Italy. He likes John Locke's theory " Tabula Rasa ". People are born without built-in mental content and that their knowledge and ideas are developed from experience and perception about events and the environment. Facebook page: http: //www.facebook.com/solomon.barroa Twitter page: https: //twitter.com/solomonbarroa