Learning medical terminology : a worktext /
Miriam G. Austrin, Harvey R. Austrin.
- 7th edition
- St. Louis : Mosby Year Book, c1991.
- xv, 16, 543 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 487-488) and index
Contents
Section I: Basic foundation of medical terminology 1. An Introduction to medical terminology 2. Building a medical vocabulary 3. Adding to the foundation 4. Completing the foundation
Section II: The Body shell and its support 5.Understanding the body and its structure 6.Skeletal system, framework of the body 7.Muscular system, the moving force 8. Integumentary system, the skin and its accessory structures
Section III: Internal mechanisms of the body 9. The cardiovascular and lymphatic systems: the transports of the body 10.Respiratory system, the breath of life 11.Gastrointestinal system, the food processor 12. The genitourinary system: the processing of liquid wastes and human reproduction 13. The Endocrine system: the chemical stimulators 14. The Nervous system, the central processing unit 15. The Special senses, the sources of information
Section IV: Adding to the structure 16. The immune system and multiple-system diseases: the defenders of the body and a glossary of conditions affecting multiple systems