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Medical terminology
2 students

Medical terminology

Medical terminology
Created byEhissan Deen
Last updated 2/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn prefixes
  • Learn suffixes
  • Learn musculo-skeletal system terminology
  • Learn heart terminology
  • Learn respiratory system terminology
  • Learn nervous system terminology

Course content

1 section12 lectures1h 4m total length
  • Prefixes15:02
  • Suffixes12:03
  • Skeletal system3:26
  • Muscular system2:32
  • Nervous system3:58
  • Circulatory system3:45
  • Respiratory system4:31
  • Gastro-entrology system2:21
  • Endocrine system5:54
  • Urinary system4:14
  • Reproductive system4:02
  • Immune system3:00

Requirements

  • No requirements are need

Description

In this course you will learn the essential medical terminologies that will help you in your studies. This course is suitable for medical, nursing and pharmacy student.

There is no specific requirements should be met in order to attain this coures.

It is taught in English and there are pictures are added with some of the term to make it understandable.

This course is highly recommended for beginners and will puts you a step ahead from your colleagues.


In this course I discussed the common terminology that you may encounter throughout your studies.

For example prefixes such as hypo-tonia mean low tone. The prefix is Hypo which means low or below normal, another word is Hypoglycemia, applying the same concept.

Another section is talking about suffix which is added to the end of a word to modify it's meaning. For example: leukopenia, penia is a suffix means low count. When saying leukopenia thats mean the person has low white blood cell count in contrast to erythrocytosis, cytosis means increase count, when we say erthrocytosis this means increase the count of red blood cells and likewise.


The lectures of terminology are

● Prefix

● Suffix

● Skeletal system

● Muscular system

● Cardiac system

● Respiratory system

● Nervous system

● Gastrointestinal system

● Urology system

● Reproductive system

● Immune system

Who this course is for:

  • Begginer in medical, nurse, pharmacy and dental school