Published Nov 14, 2014
kowsar
8 Posts
HI everybody, I don't know if its just me having this problem in my state or if everyone is having it. it is difficult to me memorizing the medical terms, so i need help the easy way i can memorize.
thank you
Girlafraid13
309 Posts
You're looking on how to remember medical terminology? Well way to memorize these words is not to memorize the word as a whole but into parts. Let me give you a few examples
Gastrostomy. Gastro=stomach ostomy= surgical opening.
Gastritis. Gastr= stomach itis=inflammation or infection.
Polymicrogyria poly=many micro=small gyria=grooves in brain.
catlady113
3 Posts
My med term class was great. We watched a video series called Dean Vaun and it broke everything down into something silly. For example: GASTRO sounds like gas truck : GASTRO means stomach so if you picture a gas truck with a stomach than you remember that GASTRO means stomach.
That is just how I learned and how I remember things not just med terms but everything in MA school.
My med term class was great. We watched a video series called Dean Vaun and it broke everything down into something silly. For example: GASTRO sounds like gas truck : GASTRO means stomach so if you picture a gas truck with a stomach than you remember that GASTRO means stomach. That is just how I learned and how I remember things not just med terms but everything in MA school.
I remember those videos! I found them so creepy and awkward. But it actually helped
Christy1019, ASN, RN
879 Posts
Omg I had those videos too! Remember otomy? = surgical incision or opening, with a picture of a boy cutting a hole in the wall and the mom saying "Oh Tommy!" Or hepat=liver, with a guy patting a liver LOL!
Gotta say those creepy videos helped me remember my medical terms better than any other resource I used!
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tell me what is the actual and potential for nursing care plan?and example ?
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
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Esme12, ASN, BSN, RN
20,908 Posts
Actual is what the patient has....potential is what they are at risk for.