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How to learn medical terminology like a pro

How to learn medical terminology like a pro In this video, Dr. Misbah gives tips on how to learn all medical terms like a pro. Examples of frequently used terminology in medical exams and question alerts. 00:00 Intro 00:10 prefix is beginning descriptive, the root is the middle subject and the suffix is ending meaning 01:30 root "body parts" Abdomen: The part of the body between the chest and the hips, containing the stomach, intestines, and other organs 02:58 prefix "Hyper-" - means "above normal" or "excessive". Example: Hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) "Hypo-" - means "below normal" or "deficient". Example: Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) "Post-" - means "after". Example: Postoperative (after surgery) "Pre-" - means "before". Example: Preoperative (before surgery) "Peri-" - means "around". Example: Peripheral (around the outside) "Inter-" - means "between" or "among". Example: Interventional (involving intervention or treatment) "Intra-" - means "within". Example: Intramuscular (within a muscle) "Endo-" - means "within" or "internal". Example: Endocrine (relating to hormones and glands within the body 10:00 numerical prefix Mono-: One, single (e.g., mononucleosis, meaning a single-nucleus disease) Bi-: Two (e.g., biceps, meaning two heads of a muscle) Tri-: Three (e.g., triceps, meaning three heads of a muscle) Quadri-: Four (e.g., quadriceps, meaning four heads of a muscle) Penta-: Five (e.g., pentagon, meaning five sides) Hexa-: Six (e.g., hexagonal, meaning six sides) Hepta-: Seven (e.g., heptagon, meaning seven sides) Octa-: Eight (e.g., octagon, meaning eight sides) 11:28 suffix #prefixes #suffixpiano #rootwordvocabulary #pharmacyprep #medicalterminology #nursingstudent #pharmacystudy #pharmacytech #pharmacyschool #pharmacytechnician #nursingstudent #pharmacyinternational #pharmachieve and #CanadianPharmacyAssociation. #pebc #ptce #pharmacytechnician