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• date: 8 January 2026
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Get a solid foundation in the language of medicine and learn how to better understand and communicate about your own body.
Have you ever gone to the doctor and felt like medical professionals speak an entirely different language? While much of the terminology they use can feel confusing or overly complicated to the average person, the reality is that specialized fields—especially those as complex and precise as the medical sciences—require specialized language. Luckily, there are rules behind the construction of medical terms that anyone can learn to understand, no medical degree required.
In the 18 fascinating lectures of Learning Medical Terminology, your professor, Elizabeth A. Murray, PhD, will share the rules for building medical terms and how to decipher them, accompanied by anatomical graphics that bring it all to life. These guidelines will show you how prefixes, roots, and suffixes can be snapped together to create words of almost any length that contain precise medical meaning.
Dr. Murray encourages you to take notes to build your own list of terminology. You can use your notes to not only help you decipher medical terms you see in consumer publications or medical reports, but also to communicate with your own health care professionals and to better understand what they communicate to each other.




   
   
   

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