Medical Terminology curriculum - McCann Technical …€¦ ·  · 2013-08-08MA 102 MEDICAL...

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McCann Technical School 70 Hodges Cross Road North Adams, MA 01247 MA 102 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY 3 Credits Fall Semester Course Syllabus INSTRUCTOR: Terry LeClair, MA METHODOLOGY: Lecture, Demonstration, Oral exercises, Workbook exercises COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course introduces the student to the language of the medical field. It utilizes a workbook format and a body systems approach to the learning of medical terminology. It stresses knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms in building medical terms. Correct spelling habits, use of medical abbreviations, and proper pronunciation are also emphasized. Common disease conditions that affect each system are described. Body systems are correlated with Anatomy & Physiology. TEXTS: THE LANGUAGE OF MEDICINE, 9 TH edition, Chabner. W.B. Saunders Co., 2011. TABER’S CYCLOPEDIC MEDICAL DICTIONARY, 21 th edition, F.A. Davis Co., 2005. COURSE OBJECTIVES: 1. Analyze words by dividing them into component parts: Prefixes, suffixes, and combing forms (word root and combining vowel). 2. Relate medical terms to the structure and function of the human body. 3. Utilize correct spelling techniques. 4. Pronounce common medical terms correctly. 5. Describe the common disease conditions of each body system. 6. Utilize common medical abbreviations. COURSE CONTENT: Chapter 1 Basic Word Structure---pgs 1-30 Chapter 2 Terms Pertaining to Body as a Whole---pgs 31-72 Chapter 3 Suffixes---pgs 73-104 Chapter 4 Prefixes---pgs 105-132 Chapter 16 Skin---pgs 601-636 Chapter 15 Musculoskeletal System---pgs 522-600

Transcript of Medical Terminology curriculum - McCann Technical …€¦ ·  · 2013-08-08MA 102 MEDICAL...

McCann Technical School

70 Hodges Cross Road

North Adams, MA 01247

MA 102 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY

3 Credits Fall Semester

Course Syllabus

INSTRUCTOR: Terry LeClair, MA

METHODOLOGY: Lecture, Demonstration, Oral exercises, Workbook exercises

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course introduces the student to the language of the medical field. It utilizes

a workbook format and a body systems approach to the learning of medical terminology.

It stresses knowledge of prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms in building medical

terms. Correct spelling habits, use of medical abbreviations, and proper pronunciation

are also emphasized. Common disease conditions that affect each system are described.

Body systems are correlated with Anatomy & Physiology.

TEXTS:

THE LANGUAGE OF MEDICINE, 9TH

edition, Chabner. W.B. Saunders Co.,

2011.

TABER’S CYCLOPEDIC MEDICAL DICTIONARY, 21th edition, F.A. Davis

Co., 2005.

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. Analyze words by dividing them into component parts: Prefixes,

suffixes, and combing forms (word root and combining vowel).

2. Relate medical terms to the structure and function of the human body.

3. Utilize correct spelling techniques.

4. Pronounce common medical terms correctly.

5. Describe the common disease conditions of each body system.

6. Utilize common medical abbreviations.

COURSE CONTENT:

Chapter 1 Basic Word Structure---pgs 1-30

Chapter 2 Terms Pertaining to Body as a Whole---pgs 31-72

Chapter 3 Suffixes---pgs 73-104

Chapter 4 Prefixes---pgs 105-132

Chapter 16 Skin---pgs 601-636

Chapter 15 Musculoskeletal System---pgs 522-600

Chapter 5 Digestive System---pgs 133-178

Chapter 6 Additional suffixes & Digestive etc.---pgs 179-202

Chapter 12 Respiratory System---pgs 425-464

Chapter 11 Cardiovascular System---pgs 369-424

Chapter 14 Lymphatic & Immune Systems---pgs 505-532

Chapter 13 Blood System---pgs 465-504

Chapter 9 Male Reproductive System---pgs 293-318

Chapter 8 Female Reproductive System---pgs 733-774

Chapter 19 Cancer Medicine (Oncology)—pgs 733-774

Chapter 10 Nervous System---pgs 319-368

Chapter 17 The Sense Organs—Eye & Ear---pgs 637-684

Chapter 7 Urinary System---pgs 203-240

Chapter 18 Endocrine System---pgs 685-732

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Course grading:

Hour exams including final 40%

Quizzes & Homework 30%

Workbook 20%

Class participation/attendance 10%

Passing grade for the course is 76

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS: Exams to be announced

Daily quizzes on assignments

Students will have 1 week to make up exams and quizzes.

Workbooks collected with hour exams- or as announced. MAJOR DEDUCTION

FOR LATENESS—Late one day –grade 75. WILL LOSE 5 POINTS EACH

DAY LATE AFTER.

ATTENDANCE: Attendance at all classes is mandatory.

UNIT 1-BASIC WORD STRUCTURE

GOAL: To introduce the student to the study of medical terminology

OUTCOMES: The student will identify and define the component parts of words

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. List the objectives in studying medical terminology

2. Begin dividing words into components parts

3. Define a list of selected combining forms, prefixes, and suffixes

4. Use these combining forms, prefixes, and suffixes to build new medical words

5. Identify and use a list of symbols, colors, and numbers

6. Develop skill in pronunciation of medical words

7. Develop skill in utilizing the medical dictionary

8. Relate new terminology presented to other medical assistant courses

CONTENT:

1. Objectives in studying medical language

A. Analyze words by dividing them into component parts

B. Relate medical terms to the structure and function of the human body

C. Be aware of spelling and pronunciation problems

2. Word analysis

A. Roots

B. Suffixes

C. Prefixes

D. Combining vowels

E. Combining forms

3. Symbols, colors, and numbers

4. Pronunciation of medical words

5. The medical dictionary and its use

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Word quiz

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 2-TERMS PERTAINING TO THE BODY AS A WHOLE

GOAL: To present the study of medical terminology related to the body as a whole

To present common medical abbreviations

OUTCOMES: The student will identify and define terminology related to the body as

whole

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Identify meanings of new word elements related to the body as a whole

2. Utilize new word elements to define medical words related to the body as a

whole

3. Utilize word elements to build medical words

4. Relate A & P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

5. Pronounce new medical words correctly

6. Identify and use common medical abbreviations

CONTENT:

1. Word elements related to the body as a whole

A. Combing forms

B. Prefixes

C. Suffixes

2. Word analysis related to the body as a whole

3. Pronunciation of medical words

4. Common medical abbreviations

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Word quiz

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 3-SUFFIXES

GOAL: To present new suffixes and combing forms to increase the student’s medical

language vocabulary.

OUTCOMES: The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by

addition of new suffixes and combing forms and increase skill in word

analysis.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Identify the meanings of new combing forms and suffixes

2. Identify the meanings of word elements previously presented

3. Utilize word elements to define medical words

4. Break medical words into component parts

5. Utilize word elements to build medical words

6. Pronounce medical words correctly

7. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

CONTENT: 1. Presentation and review of combing forms

2. Presentation and review of suffixes

A. Noun suffixes

3. Word analysis related to new and reviewed suffixes and combining forms

4. Pronunciation of medical words

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Word quiz

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 4-PREFIXES

GOAL: To present additional prefixes, suffixes, and combining forms to increase the

students medical language vocabulary

OUTCOMES: The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by

addition of new prefixes, suffixes, and combing forms and increase skill

in word analysis

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Identify meanings of new prefixes, suffixes, and combing forms

2. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

3. Utilize word elements to define medical words

4. Break medical words into component parts

5. Utilize word elements to build medical words

6. Pronounce medical words correctly

7. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

CONTENT: 1. Presentation and review of combing forms and suffixes

2. Presentation and review of prefixes

3. Word analysis related to new word elements

4. Pronunciation of medical words

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Word quiz

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 5-SKIN

GOAL: To present terminology related to the skin to increase the student’s medical

language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the skin.

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by

addition of word elements related to the skin and increase skill in

word analysis

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the skin

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Identify meanings of new word elements

2. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

3. Utilize word elements to define medical words

4. Break medical words into component parts

5. Utilize word elements to build medical words

6. Pronounce medical words correctly

7. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

8. Describe common lesion, symptoms and disease conditions of the skin

CONTENT:

1. Word elements related to the skin and specialty of dermatology

2. Word analysis related to the skin and the specialty of dermatology

3. Pronunciation of medical words

4. Common lesions of the skin

A. Cyst

B. Crust

C. fissure

D. macule

E. papule

F. polyp

G. pustule

H. ulcer

I. vesicle

J. wheal

5. Symptoms

A. alopecia

B. ecchymosis

C. pruritis

D. purpura

E. urticaria

6. Disease conditions

A. acne

B. burns

C. cellulitus

D. eczema

E. gangrene

F. impetigo

G. psoriasis

H. scabies

I. tinea

J. nevus

K. wart

L. exanthematous viral diseases

M. scleroderma

N. systemic lupus erythematosus

O. vitiligo

P. callus

Q. keloid

R. keratisus

S. leukoplakia

T. verruca

U. basal cell carcinoma

V. squamous cell carcinoma

W. malignant melanoma

X. squamous cell carcinoma

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quiz

Exam

UNIT 6-MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the musculoskeletal system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the musculoskeletal system

OUTCOMES: The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the musculoskeletal system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the

musculoskeletal system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Identify meanings of new word elements

2. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

3. Utilize word elements to define medical words

4. Break medical words into component parts

5. Utilize word elements to build medical words

6. Pronounce medical words correctly

7. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

8. Describe disease conditions of the musculoskeletal system

CONTENT: 1. Word elements related to the musculoskeletal system

2. Word analysis related to the musculoskeletal system

3. Pronunciation of medical words

4. Disease conditions of the musculoskeletal system

A. fracture

B. osteomalacia

C. osteomyelitis

D. osteoporosis

E. arthritis

F. bursitis

G. Carpal tunnel syndrome

H. dislocation

I. sprain

J. Muscular dystrophy

K. Myasthenia gravis

L. amyothrophic lateral sclerosis

M. Ewing sarcoma

N. osteogenic sarcoma

O. talipes

P. ankylosing spondylitis

Q. gouty arthritis

R. osteoarthritis

S. Lyme disease

T. systemic lupus erythematosus

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 7-DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the digestive system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the digestive system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the digestive system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the digestive

system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 9. Identify meanings of new word elements

10. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

11. Utilize word elements to define medical words

12. Break medical words into component parts

13. Utilize word elements to build medical words

14. Pronounce medical words correctly

15. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

16. Describe disease conditions of the digestive system

CONTENT: 5. Word elements related to the digestive system

6. Word analysis related to the digestive system

7. Pronunciation of medical words

8. Disease conditions of the digestive system

A. Anorexia

B. Ascites

C. Constipation

D. Diarrhea

E. Dysphagia

F. Flatus

G. Jaundice

H. Melena

I. Nausea

J. Cleft lip and palate

K. Dental caries

L. Pyorrhea

M. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

N. Polyps of the colon

O. Colorectal cancer

P. Crohn’s disease

Q. Ulcerative colitis

R. Diverticula

S. Hemorrhoids

T. Hernia

U. Intussusception

V. Volvulus

W. Cirrhosis

X. Gallstones

Y. Pancreatic

Z. Viral hepatitis

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook assignments

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 8-ADDITIONAL SUFFIXES AND DIGESTIVE SYSTEM TERMINOLOGY

GOALS: To present additional suffixes and terminology related to the digestive system

to increase the student’s medical language vocabulary.

OUTCOMES: The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by

addition of word elements related to the digestive system and increase

skill in word analysis.

LEARNING OJECTIVES:

1. Identify meanings of new word elements

2. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

3. Utilize word elements to define medical words

4. Break medical words into component parts

5. Utilize word elements to build medical words

6. Pronounce medical words correctly

7. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

CONTENT: 1. Word elements related to the digestive system

2. Word analysis related to the digestive system

3. Pronunciation of medical words

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 9-RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

GOAL:

To present terminology related to the respiratory system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the respiratory system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the respiratory system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the respiratory

system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

17. Identify meanings of new word elements

18. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

19. Utilize word elements to define medical words

20. Break medical words into component parts

21. Utilize word elements to build medical words

22. Pronounce medical words correctly

23. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

24. Describe disease conditions of the respiratory system

CONTENT: 9. Word elements related to the respiratory system

10. Word analysis related to the respiratory system

11. Pronunciation of medical words

12. Disease conditions of the respiratory system

A. Auscultation

B. Percussion

C. Rales

D. Rhonchi

E. Sputum

F. Stridor

G. Croup

H. Epiglottitis

I. Epistaxis

J. Pertussis

K. Asthma

L. Chronic bronchitis

M. Cystic fibrosis

N. Atelectasis

O. Emphysema

P. Pneumonia

Q. Pulmonary edema

R. Rulmonary embolism

S. Pleural effusion

T. Pleurisy

U. Pneumothorax

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 10-CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the cardiovascular system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the cardiovascular system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the cardiovascular system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the

cardiovascular system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 25. Identify meanings of new word elements

26. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

27. Utilize word elements to define medical words

28. Break medical words into component parts

29. Utilize word elements to build medical words

30. Pronounce medical words correctly

31. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

32. Describe disease conditions of the cardiovascular system

CONTENT: 13. Word elements related to the cardiovascular system

14. Word analysis related to the cardiovascular system

15. Pronunciation of medical words

16. Disease conditions of the cardiovascular system

a. Arrhythmias

b. Congenital heart disease

c. Patent ductus arteriosus

d. Tetralogy of Fallot

e. Congestive heart failure

f. Coronary artery disease

g. Murmur

h. Aneurysm

i. Varicose veins

j. Flutter

k. Fibrillation

l. Mitral valve prolapse

m. Peripheral vascular disease

n. Ranaud disease

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 11-LYMPHATIC AND IMMUNE SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the lymphatic and immune system to increase

the student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the lymphatic and immune

system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the lymphatic and immune system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the lymphatic and

immune system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

33. Identify meanings of new word elements

34. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

35. Utilize word elements to define medical words

36. Break medical words into component parts

37. Utilize word elements to build medical words

38. Pronounce medical words correctly

39. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

40. Describe disease conditions of the lymphatic and immune system

CONTENT: 17. Word elements related to the lymphatic and immune system

18. Word analysis related to the lymphatic and immune system

19. Pronunciation of medical words

20. Disease conditions of the lymphatic and immune system

A. AIDS

B. Lymphoma

C. Mononucleosis

D. Thymoma

E. Multiple myeloma

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 12-BLOOD SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the blood to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the blood

OUTCOMES: The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the blood and increase skill in word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the blood

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 41. Identify meanings of new word elements

42. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

43. Utilize word elements to define medical words

44. Break medical words into component parts

45. Utilize word elements to build medical words

46. Pronounce medical words correctly

47. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

48. Describe disease conditions of the blood

CONTENT:

21. Word elements related to the blood

22. Word analysis related to the blood

23. Pronunciation of medical words

24. Disease conditions of blood

A. Anemia

B. Pernicious anemia

C. Sickle cell anemia

D. Thalassemia

E. hemochromatosis

F. Hemophilia

G. Leukemia

H. mononucleosis

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 13-MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the male reproductive system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the male reproductive system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the male reproductive system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the male

reproductive system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 49. Identify meanings of new word elements

50. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

51. Utilize word elements to define medical words

52. Break medical words into component parts

53. Utilize word elements to build medical words

54. Pronounce medical words correctly

55. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

56. Describe disease conditions of the male reproductive system

CONTENT: 25. Word elements related to the male reproductive system

26. Word analysis related to the male reproductive system

27. Pronunciation of medical words

28. Disease conditions of the male reproductive system

A. cryptorchism

B. hydrocele

C. variocele

D. carcinoma of the prostate

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam/final exam

UNIT 14-FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

GOAL: To present terminology related to the female reproductive system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the female reproductive system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the female reproductive system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the female

reproductive system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 57. Identify meanings of new word elements

58. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

59. Utilize word elements to define medical words

60. Break medical words into component parts

61. Utilize word elements to build medical words

62. Pronounce medical words correctly

63. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

64. Describe disease conditions of the female reproductive system

CONTENT: 29. Word elements related to the male reproductive system

30. Word analysis related to the male reproductive system

31. Pronunciation of medical words

32. Disease conditions of the female reproductive system

A. carcinoma of the cervix

B. endometriosis

C. ovarian carcinoma

D. pelvic inflammatory disease

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam/final exam

UNIT 15-CANCER MEDICINE (ONCOLOGY)

GOAL:

To present terminology related to the cancer medicine to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present the pathology of cancer

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the cancer medicine and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe pathology of cancer

LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 65. Identify meanings of new word elements

66. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

67. Utilize word elements to define medical words

68. Break medical words into component parts

69. Utilize word elements to build medical words

70. Pronounce medical words correctly

71. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

72. Describe the pathology of cancer

CONTENT:

33. Word elements related to cancer

34. Word analysis related to cancer medicine

35. Pronunciation of medical words

36. Pathology of cancer

A. Introduction

B. Characteristics of tumors

C. Carcinogenesis

D. Environmental agents

E. Heredity

F. Classification of cancerous tumors

G. Cancer treatment

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 16-NERVOUS SYSTEM

GOAL:

To present terminology related to the nervous system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the nervous system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the nervous system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the nervous

system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

73. Identify meanings of new word elements

74. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

75. Utilize word elements to define medical words

76. Break medical words into component parts

77. Utilize word elements to build medical words

78. Pronounce medical words correctly

79. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

80. Describe disease conditions of the nervous system

CONTENT: 37. Word elements related to the nervous system

38. Word analysis related to the nervous system

39. Pronunciation of medical words

40. Disease conditions of the nervous system

A. Hydrocephalus

B. Spina bifida

C. Alzheimer’s disease

D. Huntington’s disease

E. Multiple sclerosis

F. Cerebral palsy

G. Parkinson’s disease

H. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

I. Epilepsy

J. Myasthenia gravis

K. Tourette syndrome

L. CVA

RESOURCES:

Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam/Final exam

UNIT 17-SENSE ORGANS: THE EYE AND THE EAR

GOAL: To present terminology related to the sense organs to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the sense organs

OUTCOMES: The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the sense organs and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the sense organs

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

81. Identify meanings of new word elements

82. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

83. Utilize word elements to define medical words

84. Break medical words into component parts

85. Utilize word elements to build medical words

86. Pronounce medical words correctly

87. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

88. Describe disease conditions of the sense organs

CONTENT: 41. Word elements related to the sense organs

42. Word analysis related to the sense organs

43. Pronunciation of medical words

44. Disease conditions of the sense organs

A. Astigmatism

B. Hyperopia

C. Myopia

D. Presbyopia

E. Cataract

F. Glaucoma

G. Strabismus

H. Diabetic retinopathy

I. Meniere’s disease

J. Macular degeneration

K. otitis media

L. Tinnitus

M. Vertigo

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT: Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam

Final exam

UNIT 18-URINARY SYSTEM

GOAL:

To present terminology related to the urinary system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the urinary system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the urinary system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the urinary

system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

89. Identify meanings of new word elements

90. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

91. Utilize word elements to define medical words

92. Break medical words into component parts

93. Utilize word elements to build medical words

94. Pronounce medical words correctly

95. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

96. Describe disease conditions of the urinary system

CONTENT: 45. Word elements related to the urinary system

46. Word analysis related to the urinary system

47. Pronunciation of medical words

48. Disease conditions of the urinary system

A. Glomerulonephritis

B. Renal calculi

C. Pyelonephritis

D. Renal failure

E. Cystitis

F. Polycystic kidney disease

G. Wilms tumor

H. Diabetes mellitus

I. Diabetes insipidus

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam/final exam

UNIT 19-ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

GOAL:

To present terminology related to the endocrine system to increase the

student’s medical language vocabulary.

To present common pathological conditions of the endocrine system

OUTCOMES:

The student will increase his/her medical language vocabulary by addition of

word elements related to the endocrine system and increase skill in

word analysis.

The student will describe common pathological conditions of the endocrine

system.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

97. Identify meanings of new word elements

98. Identify meanings of word elements previously presented

99. Utilize word elements to define medical words

100. Break medical words into component parts

101. Utilize word elements to build medical words

102. Pronounce medical words correctly

103. Relate A&P presented to Anatomy and Physiology course

104. Describe disease conditions of the endocrine system

CONTENT: 49. Word elements related to the endocrine system

50. Word analysis related to the endocrine system

51. Pronunciation of medical words

52. Disease conditions of the endocrine system

A. Hyperthroidism

B. Hypothroidism

C. Cushing’s symdrome

D. Addison’s disease

E. Diabetes mellitus

F. Acromegaly

G. Gigantism

H. Dwarfism

I. Diabetes insipidus

RESOURCES: Lecture/discussion

Demonstration

Handouts

Textbook reading assignments

Textbook/workbook exercises

Oral exercises

OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT:

Workbook assignments

Homework assignments

Daily quizzes

Exam/Final exam