“Someone actually taking the time to learn the definition of medical terms would greatly benefit over the person that chose to take the easy way out by asking “What does that mean?” with conversations they will encounter in the work place.

First, it will open more doors for the person that takes the time to learn the medical terms because an employer will be more impressed with someone they aren’t going to have to explain everything to.

Next, learning medical terms will be beneficial if that person ever decides to become a nurse, or even a doctor. That person will be one step ahead of the ordinary person that didn’t bother learning the terminology.

Finally, just the comfort of not having to stop and look up every word will increase speed and production, which in turn might lead to a well deserved pay raise.

I personally feel that learning medical terms will benefit me in the job I am seeking now and ones that might become available in the future.

I am a pharmacy technician, and tehre are lots of word using in medication and in prescriptions they a common man cant understand just a pharmacy people can. The reason behind that is that no one other than pharmacy person would be able to read it. Some times there is a line on prescription counter and anyone can know abt ur personal date or personal medication.

so everything is kind of in code language.

{the medical terminology is important as we know that in anatomy physiology every body part have different name so in medical field doctors and pharmacist use these terminologies called medical terminologies. So it s impotant for any proeson related to health field to know abt them.

In some school like cod www.cod.edu classes about medical terminology are also offering

its Health sciences 1110; medical terminolgy; with out this class you cant got to any health field as its pre requisite for all

i hope now u know better

good luck with paper

so you need 3 reasons. you must come up with those on your own, or it’s not your paper. but think about how it would look if you didn’t know some terms, what kind of confidence that would inspire in your patients. you said it would “make your job harder if you had to stop and take the time to look up words in the dictionary everytime you encountered one”. think about exactly HOW it would make your job harder…

add and intro and a conclusion and you shoul be good to go.