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Musculoskeletal System Abbreviations - 3- Lesson 239

Hi, free online medical transcription learners, have you enjoyed the free course so far.   I need your timely feedbacks about the quality of the lessons and the quality of the site everyday and then only I can improve myself for your needs. Ok.   In this lesson we are going to learn about the last part of the lesson named Musculoskeletal System Important Abbreviations. As I am stressing you all again and again that you should read the lessons again and again and mug up the important terms and revise it once you complete the lessons of any system. You should also gradually increase your typing speed, the minimum need of words per minute for an average MT is 45. Free transcription dummy files for your practice will be added soon. Shall we continue the lesson? Come on. The abbreviations we are going to deal in this article are SLE, L1-L5, T1-T12, and TMJ and also their meanings. 1. SLE:   We should expand this abbreviation into systemic lupus erythematosus. This is...

Musculoskeletal System Important Abbreviations -2 - Lesson 237

This article continues the prior lesson Musculoskeletal System Important Abbreviations. It has the rest of the abbreviations of this system. From the next lesson, we are going to see the new system that is Integumentary System or Skin.   You guys, please go through all the lessons so far and make familiarized yourselves all the important medical terms of musculoskeletal system. IM is an abbreviated form of intramuscular, which means within muscle tissues.   Have you ever heard the intramuscular injection? That is in pharmacology a medicinal liquid is injected into a patient via subcutaneous tissues either in the hands or above the buttocks area or in any part of the body. Subcutaneous is the other synonym for the word intramuscular. The other abbreviation is LE cell, which means lupus erythematosus cell. It means a polymorphonuclear white blood cell that has swallowed a new cell’s nuclear substance subsequent to that cell has changed the natural qualities of that c...

Musculoskeletal System Important Abbreviations - Lesson 236

“Hard work is the best investment for success” this proverb suits for success in any field. In this way, many are doing hard works to achieve success in the MT field, all the best for them, but I also suggest your work should be smart in addition to be hard, then only success will be very easy. In the venture of learning free medical transcription course online, we are going to see one more important lesson of Important Musculoskeletal Abbreviations now. These abbreviations used in this lesson are used by the doctors when they dictate a transcription dictation for a patient and these terms are used on a daily basis by them.   So you should be familiarized with these items and mug up them too and this will help you when you do practice files or live files online.   Shall we move to the lesson now. Come on. ANA, which we can extend as Antinuclear Antibody, this test assesses the sum of auto-antibodies, which have harmed the tissues of the body.   C1-C7 – This denotes...