Let's face it, Med Term is probably the most boring medical course to teach. That's why I spent 3 yrs and thousands of hours developing this all inclusive program. Complete classroom instructions are included, with 'how to' guidelines for teachers. The bundle includes every printable WordSearch, every PowerPoint, every printable Bingo game set and each chapter exam(s) (matching). Your students will love you for making Med Term fun and they will email you years later to tell you how helpful you
Teachers who purchase my $100 Complete and Easy Medical Terminology bundle often ask what they can do to fill a 2-semester/full year course in Medical Terminology. Here is the answer! This package contains research topics and classroom activities for each of the 12 organ system chapters: Integumentary System Skeletal System Muscular System Digestive System Cardiovascular System Lymphatic/Immune System Respiratory System Urinary System Endocrine System Nervous System Sensory System Reproductive
I created a teaching style called “associative learning.” I use it in every subject, but it works especially well with Medical Terminology. It’s easy for the teacher….simply read the slide and NOTHING else! The images and the word associations create a neural association in the brain the students learn the words without even trying. It’s fun and it’s effective.
Let me introduce you to the first PowerPoint in "The Medical Professions Series." With over 30 full-color slides (and 3 embedded links to YouTube videos), this presentation shows two versions of the Oath, interprets the original Oath line by line, provides suggestions and cues for partner/small group sharing, and asks open ended questions leading to class discussion. It can be a stand-alone (long) lesson or a wonderful foundation for an entire chapter on Medical Ethics.
How medical terms were/are developed
The 4 word parts
The language of medicine
How medical terms are created
Examples of word building
Rules for using combining vowels
Making plurals
The BINGO games go hand in hand with the PowerPoints. The Bingo games strengthen the neural associations of the medical terms/word parts with the images. Students deepen their understanding and recollection of the terms while having fun. In my class, we play BINGO the day before the exam.
The Bingo games cannot be used without the PowerPoints. All chapter BINGO games consist of 30 different full color cards and include current chapter terms as well as review from previous chapters.
Difference between immune system and lymphatic system
Function of lymphatic system
Structures of lymphatic system
Anatomy of lymph node
adenoid/o
immun/o
lymph/o
path/o
spleen/o
thym/o
tonsil/o
Types of muscles
Characteristics of muscles
Types of muscle movement
Ranges of motion
Muscle names
fasci/o
kinesi/o
my/o, myos/o, muscul/o
ten/o, tend/o, tendin/o
-kinesia
-tonia
The BINGO games go hand in hand with the PowerPoints. The Bingo games strengthen the neural associations of the medical terms/word parts with the images. Students deepen their understanding and recollection of the terms while having fun. In my class, we play BINGO the day before the exam.
The Bingo games cannot be used without the PowerPoints. All chapter BINGO games consist of 30 different full color cards and include current chapter terms as well as review from previous chapters.
Functions of the skin
Layers of the skin
adip/o
lip/o
steat/o
cutane/o
hidr/o
kerat/o
myc/o
onych/o
pil/o
trich/o
xer/o
Types of skin lesions
Common skin disorders
What I call "associative teaching." Everything is linked to a visual or auditory association. It's fun, it's not boring....and it WORKS!
My own education history
Doctor of Chiropractic (40 years in practice), 24+ hrs CEUs yearly
Additional biographical information
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