Medical Terminology: Active Learning Through Case Studies with Navigate Advantage Access

Medical Terminology: Active Learning Through Case Studies with Navigate Advantage Access by Joan-Beth Gow and Arne Christensen

Jumpstart your clinical vocabulary with a textbook that turns rote memorization into meaningful practice. This engaging, case-based guide helps students and early-career professionals master medical language through realistic scenarios, clear explanations, and focused exercises designed to build confidence in real-world settings.

Discover how roots, prefixes, and suffixes form the backbone of medical terms, then apply that knowledge immediately in patient-centered case studies. Each chapter pairs concise terminology lessons with clinical examples, pronunciation guides, and practice questions that strengthen retention and improve diagnostic communication. Ideal for nursing, allied health, medical assisting, and pre-health programs, this book emphasizes practical fluency—so you can read charts, communicate with colleagues, and document care more accurately.

What makes this edition stand out is its active-learning approach: instead of passive lists, you’ll work through progressive cases that reflect contemporary clinical practice across specialties. Clear illustrations, targeted glossaries, and step-by-step breakdowns make complex concepts accessible to learners from diverse backgrounds. Whether you’re studying for course exams, preparing for clinical placements, or refreshing skills for workplace readiness, this resource bridges classroom theory and bedside application.

Perfect for students and instructors worldwide, this book supports learners across North America, the UK, Australia, and beyond. Add Medical Terminology: Active Learning Through Case Studies to your library and transform how you learn medical language—faster comprehension, better recall, and greater clinical confidence. Order now to advance your professional communication and patient-care skills.

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