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Medical Terminologies
Medical terminologies are defined as a language that illustrates various aspects of the
human body. It generally involves parts of the body and their functions described scientifically.
The linguistic is fit to when using in the nursing and medical working fields. In most scenarios,
medical terminologies have a variety of aspects to both the patient and the medic. This refers to
the use of suffixes and prefixes on word roots. In "Ontology integration: Experiences with
medical terminologies." Formal ontology in information systems. Vol. 46, Gangemi, and Geri
discuss how terminologies affect and change in the medical field. The book illustrates diverse
topics; how the change of letters and spelling affect the terms, and the importance of the
terminologies in the nursing and medical career (Gangemi and Geri, 32). This paper will
examine and answer the different topics and questions on how the book provides its readers with
further knowledge and skills on the importance of medical terminologies as they carry on with
their careers daily. Moreover, the author's aim is to notify and encourage their readers to
comprehend the elementary ideas of medical terminologies.
This text is termed comprehensive due to its ability to have outlined facts in detail
concerning the terms in every chapter. The book has dwelled on various significant topics,
including how a change of letters and their spelling alter the use of terminologies in the field.
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The writer has diverse ideas when elaborating on each case of the book; thus, each statement
gives a clear and compelling context.
The context of the book can be termed effective. The reader finds it easy to read and
understand since the structure and language used elaborates a more comfortable and detailed
knowledge of every topic. Gangemi and Geri (97) state that when a single letter is altered in any
medical terminology, the word denotation will be transformed. Notably, each word part is used
by others. This plays a vital role in forming the languages since most terms in medical acquire
word roots as a basis. The words cannot be on their own. Thus, the need to complete the name
with a suffix or a prefix placed when necessary. Medics will support this statement since it is
vital to any of them who want to develop medical terminology.
This paper indicates that Gangemi and Geri's information is not biased when outlining
their concept of terminologies. For instance, the authors have explained every step when it comes
to the formation of the languages according to the current trends in the medical field, and many
medics will support that such as the use of prefixes and suffixes, which plays a fundamental role
when creating or coming up with different medical languages. According to Gangemi and Geri
(153), the guidelines to coming up with the terms, and importance such as improved patient
safety, experience, and care, are some of the ideas that make the terminologies essential to any
medic in the field who is interested in forming up a term that can use in any establishment.
The book is credible since the author's information has value. It proves evidently on the
origin of the terms and further guides the reader on an easier way of forming the terminologies
with its importance. The credibility of the book can also be noticed since it validates clearness on
their valuation of the different methods, style, and basics of the essential rules of forming the
terms, which merges the current trends of the formation of medical terminologies. For instance,
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the book illustrates how to add a prefix and a suffix when forming the terms According to
(Gangemi and Geri 152). Furthermore, there is concrete evidence of what most medics encounter
while on their line of duty.
The source can be termed as not outdated since it stills merges with the current trends in
the medical field when coming up with the different terminologies. The current challenges
encountered in the medical languages are clearly outlined by the ideas of Gangemi and Geri
hence terming their writing as not outdated. The book also has realistic entitlements that provide
the author’s argumentation about the current trend in medical terminologies. Besides, the visions
supplied in the book echo not only the writer’s knowledge but also the ability of the medics as
experienced in the field of their study and that of the working environment.
In conclusion, the terminologies have a supreme use in the nursing and medical field of
work. The change of a single letter and spelling incorrectly can modify the sense of any word in
medical terminologies. The terms also have significant roles when it comes to attending to
various patients. When it comes to creating the medical terms, four-word parts may be used to
enhance your word and its meaning. The word-parts consist of combining vowels, word roots,
prefixes, and suffixes. The spelling of terms is considered very important in medical
terminologies.
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Works Cited
Gangemi and Geri Steve. "Ontology integration: Experiences with medical terminologies."
Formal ontology in information systems. Vol. 46. IOS Press, Amsterdam, AM, 1998