Medical Terminology | The Basics and Anatomy | Practice Problems Set 1

24 Medical Terminology Practice Problems to help you bring together all the information you’ve learned from the Medical Terminology, The Basics lesson series and the Anatomy lesson series. This video has been designed for those who have completed the Medical Terminology Basics lessons and Anatomy lessons or for those you have Medical terminology experience.

Hey everyone. This video is all about breaking down medical terms in a step-by-step way so that you have the future experience to break down other medical terms you see in the future. This is the first video I’ve done like this, so hopefully it is helpful and informative. Please let me know what you all think :)

JJ

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[josephtein]

Thank you for putting this out; these are interesting and useful exercises for learning specific terms as well as understanding the overall approach to breaking down unfamiliar terms by components. By the way -- anosmia is not a-nosmia but an-osmia; the root is "osme". Taber's Medical Dictionary 🙂

[jingnali]

Excellent video. You could post more medical terms or tricky terms

[edithaleicjen]

I like this video the way you put together the medical terms. Easy to learn. Thanks for sharing this information.

[niccenikki]

you are an excellent teacher!!! wow, I'm trying to study for my medical terminology exam!! You have taught me more than my professor has in my first and second semester. I honestly feel like your video is very informative, and easy to understand!! Thank you so much !! wish me luck on my exam Everyone <3

[xkggvie]

Thank for a helpful and informative video. This format is fantastic for bringing all the terms that we learn together.

[redonnajones]

I'm 3 years late but I hope you make many more video like this. It really help Thank you JJ medical

[haingman]

Love your way of explaining the terms. Thanks.

[carlaharrison]

Thanks for using your time to provide us with this wonderful learning tool.

[IMPROVEYOURENGLISH]

I really appreciate the way you explain the terms. Good job

[sissylu]

The series are very helpful, and I am watching it again. Thanks a lot for your efforts.

[karenheadrick]

Very helpful video’s. You really do a great job breaking the word down and giving tips on how to remember them. Many thanks!

[annaliu]

this video is very helpful. I just graduated nursing school lately. I should watch this video before.

[justsher]

Thank you - that was great as I am learning medical terminolgy

[priscillacrow]

JJ thank you so very much for breaking these down. You are a God send.

[liamlyons]

I nearly paid £600 for a 3 month, course in Med Terminology 1 so I can become a clinical coder. With these videos and a lot of practise I don't think this will be necessary to get me where I need to be for a level 3 apprenticeship next year. Good job and thank you pal.

[Abdjgi]

JJ MEDICINE, You are really helpful for medical students. I am your new subscriber.

[priscillacrow]

@JJ Medicine i most def want more like this please

[michaeljonesdougherty.]

JJ MEDICINE THANKYOU REALLY HELPFUL .

[lokitabeauty]

Yes, please make more videos like this one.

[daihljafreeman]

I wish I could give you two thumbs up thank you I went through all of your lessons and I’m more confident now