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Check out this developing site dedicated to understanding medical terminology. Complete the free interactive medical terminology exercises and this month's free sections on the Digestive System, if you like the style of learning buy the full online course.
Suitable for premedical students, nursing students, medical secretaries and transcriptionists, AMSPAR exam revision, SQA medical terminology revision, NHS training courses and allied health students in fact anyone with an interest in the language of medicine or medical education. If you are about to go to medical school or nursing college be one step ahead and impress your new tutors. If you are a doctor, nurse or secretary learning English, studying the course will enhance your listening, writing and spelling skills.
The self-teaching, interactive course is based on An Introduction to Medical Terminology for Health Care and Pocket Medical Terminology by Andrew R Hutton produced in Edinburgh for Elsevier Ltd. All units are available using either American English or British English medical terms. Each unit contains interactive exercises that enable you to learn and practise: anatomical position, dictation, spelling, word analysis, matching words and definitions, and building medical words. You can test your knowledge using flashcards and self-assessment exercises at the end of each unit. Built into each unit are moving animations that enhance basic understanding of anatomy and physiology enabling you to relate medical terms to the human body.
(Note: FlashPlayer 7 or later opens the exercises)
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This is now the cheapest, fully-interactive, self-teaching, online medical terminology course!
Try the free exercises before you buy
No book or CD purchase necessary.
Enrol on the Interactive Medical Terminology Course online
or
Contact: Andy Hutton for further information
Now in use by NHS Primary Care Trusts
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