Medical Terminology: Sholom Aleichm

There are many different ways that people can be intelligent. Over the past few weeks I have been reading fiction and non-fictions on how people can have different types of intelligence. In fact here are the seven different ways people can be intelligent; musical, existential, bodily-kinesthetic, intrapersonal, naturalist, and/or spatial. Intelligence isn’t defined by a single ability, but it’s about the many types of related abilities. People can have more than one type of intelligence, but some are stronger than others. People can be intelligent by having logical-mathematical, interpersonal, and linguistic skills.

Hi my name is Dr. Allen and I am from the Pediatric Orthopedic Department. Today I want educate you on the most common diseases and conditions that we see here in this department. Our first condition we will discuss is Kyphosis (curvature of the spine). Kyphosis (curvature of the spine) is a condition in which the curve in the spine is measuring 50 degrees or greater. Kyphosis (curvature of the spine) can be congenital (present at birth) or it can be something that develops later in life. If a child is not born with the curvature in the spine, the cause of Kyphosis (curvature of the spine), can be a number of things ranging from Spina bifida (split spine), Osteogenesis

One of the key characteristics you need to have as a person to succeed in this job field is compassion. You need to have a strong desire to help people get better. To completely finish all years of college and get your doctorate degree should show a lot of compassion because that is a lot of hard work. Another important quality you need to have is to be detail oriented when working. You need to be someone who pays attention to the details and can make conscious effort to understand causes instead of just the effects of the injury.

The profession I have chose for my future my career is medical assisting. I chose medical assisting as a foot in the door into the medical field to start my career as a registered nurse. Working my way up the latter to my dream career is the best route to take to ensure I am making the right decision for my future. Starting as a medical assistant I will get all the hands on experience that I will need such as learning the toughest part of being a registered nurse such as medical terminology. Medical terminology is used throughout every profession in the medical field. With starting my career as an medical assistant I will have first hand on learning and perfecting the knowledge of medical terms.

Intelligence by definition is “the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills” (Oxford Dictionary, 2014). However, many psychologists argue that there is no standard definition of ‘intelligence’, and there have been many different theories over time as psychologists try to find better ways to define this concept (Boundless 2013). While some believe in a single, general intelligence, others believe that intelligence involves multiple abilities and skills. Another largely debated concept is whether intelligence is genetically determined and fixed, or whether is it open to change, through learning and environmental influence. This is commonly known as the nature vs. nurture debate.

When working in a medical office, badly written notes can cause multiple issues. Patients may think that we’re unprofessional and discourteous. A note from medical office must be professional and courteous.

I have learned teamwork, patient's, self confidence, self motivation, and hard day of work. The skills I will need to have to further my life, and reach new steps in my career path, and college

The four courses I took that contribute to my career goal are Health Studies 131 (CPR class),Family and Consumer Science 342(Nutrition), Kinesiology 275(Anatomical Kinesiology) and Health Studies 133(Healthy Lifestyles). In Health Studies 131, it deals with the learning basic of CPR and first-aid safety. It teaches you what to do and what not to do incase of an emergency and other precautions around you. In FCS 342, I learned about impotant fact and key terms to know about nutrition. This can be useful in my profession because I can give the helpful information to my patients.For Kinesiology 275 ,I learned about the human body which consist of the knowing the anatomical names for the bones, the muscles ,and possible injuriesof both.And in Health Studies 133, was about learning to have a healthy lifestyle.

Some might say that intelligence is everything, that one has to be smart to make it in life, book smart, street smart, either of these will lead to success. IQ is all the rage, it's a competition to see who has the highest IQ as if it can change. The New York Times article entitled “Can You Get Smarter?” written by Richard A. Friedman clearly leads readers to believe that they can indeed expand their initial intelligence, or at least that is what the article appears to be leading readers towards. However I don’t think that one can, so to speak, become smarter. I believe that one can use his brain to unlock what is already there through practice, belief, and exercise.

Having earned a MEd allows equips me with an in depth ability to reason. Sociology and physiology classes were part of my scholastic options in which I excelled.

My immediate goals after being accepted into the academy include becoming knowledgeable in the basic skills of both the scientific field and the medical field. I hope to be challenged by courses that will help me build a foundation of intelligence for my future career. Using these skills I would like to be able to narrow down my choices in choosing an occupation. I realize that this

While taking Medical Terminology we had a competency project that included 10 case reports that contained about 5-7 bolded words and 2-3 bolded and underlined abbreviation. Each word had to be broken down by prefix, root and suffix, followed defining each word part to create a definition. For the abbreviation we had to define the meaning of each abbreviation.

The process of improvements in healthcare for the United States has been a continuous battle with many obstacles and challenges. With that being said, our health care system is now relying on the technology resources to develop and maintain an efficient electronic health record. Therefore, one of the major benefits of having an electronic health records would be the advance interoperability to communicate with other systems (Pamela K. Oachs, 2016). Although, one of the challenges with effective data exchange is due to the many different ways that terminology is used in the healthcare systems (Pamela K. Oachs, 2016). Under those circumstances, I am going to describe three different clinical terminology systems such as, Diagnostic and Statistical

Practical intelligence is that application of intelligence in our real life. It is force others, interpret and follow the instructions in the situations. As a result, practical intelligence can make people use knowledge to solve problem and achieve their goals (Gladwell 101). When highlight four ways in this semester, first of all, I should attend the course because the classes make me improve practical intelligence. Secondly, I have to do my best for my all assignments. This is one of the best way to apply the practical intelligence in my real life. The third one is participating in group project because it can share my practical intelligence to members and received other students’ practical intelligence and this activity good for developing my practical intelligence. Last one is reviewing the class. This is because it is the best method for all exams and during this activity, I can carry out practical intelligence.

My major is kinesiology but I am very interested in taking communication classes as my electives. I believe that the more you understand people and how they communicate, the better I will be at any job or life interaction that happens down the road. After college I plan to enroll in the military and go directly into officer candidate school to become an officer. My communication skills will be vital upon exciting that program and having to be the designated leader of men who will have much more experience than myself. After that I plan to enroll in Army Ranger Special Forces School and complete that program becoming a highly trained combatant in the process. While is Ranger School I will be asked to choose an area of specialization, mine will be a 68D or medic. Yet again my communication skills with be important, they will mean the difference between life and death. Then I plan to be an Army Ranger and fight the United States’ fights all over the world against small combatant groups, again communication will be the difference in life and death. Once I have had enough of that I plan to enroll in a specialized program in San Antonio where I will attend medical school and graduate in a year and a half of what would take a normal student four years. Communication will be important again because in school how you communicate with your professor’s and other students effect how well your understanding of the subject is. Once completing this program I want to be a Physician’s