Founded on the most trusted authority in medical transcription for more than 30 years, Diehl’s Canadian Medical Transcription helps you master the fundamentals of medical transcription and meet the challenges of the evolving medical transcription field in Canada. Diehl’s delivers proven, practical training in the skills and technology essential to success, including proofreading, editing, speech recognition technology, and more. This thoroughly revised and updated text is the only comprehensive Canadian medical transcription text written to reflect Canada’s health care system, fully preparing you for your role in health information management.
1. Introduction - p. 391 2. Contents - p. 391 3. Abbreviations Commonly Used - p. 392 4. Drugs Most Often Prescribed—Top 200 Drug List 2009 - p. 399 5. Genus and Species Names Commonly Used∗ - p. 401 6. Homonyms - p. 404 7. Laboratory Terminology and Normal Values - p. 428 8. Examples - p. 430 9. Plural Forms - p. 437 10. Short Forms, Brief Forms, and Medical Slang - p. 440 11. Sound and Word Finder Table - p. 441 12. Postal Service Abbreviations - p. 448 13. Trademarked Forms (Packaging, Dosage Forms, and Delivery Systems) Used With Drug Names∗ - p. 449 14. Unusual Medical Terms Commonly Dictated in Medical Reports - p. 451 15. APPENDIX C. Medical Documents - p. 455 16. APPENDIX D. Rules and Helpful Hints for Transcribing - p. 515 17. Index - p. 519 18. Punctuation Rule Synopsis - p. 538 19. Capitalization Rule Synopsis - p. 539
Founded on the most trusted authority in medical transcription for more than 30 years, Diehl’s Canadian Medical Transcription helps you master the fundamentals of medical transcription and meet the challenges of the evolving medical transcription field in Canada. Diehl’s delivers proven, practical training in the skills and technology essential to success, including proofreading, editing, speech recognition technology, and more. This thoroughly revised and updated text is the only comprehensive Canadian medical transcription text written to reflect Canada’s health care system, fully preparing you for your role in health information management.
1. Introduction - p. 391 2. Contents - p. 391 3. Abbreviations Commonly Used - p. 392 4. Drugs Most Often Prescribed—Top 200 Drug List 2009 - p. 399 5. Genus and Species Names Commonly Used∗ - p. 401 6. Homonyms - p. 404 7. Laboratory Terminology and Normal Values - p. 428 8. Examples - p. 430 9. Plural Forms - p. 437 10. Short Forms, Brief Forms, and Medical Slang - p. 440 11. Sound and Word Finder Table - p. 441 12. Postal Service Abbreviations - p. 448 13. Trademarked Forms (Packaging, Dosage Forms, and Delivery Systems) Used With Drug Names∗ - p. 449 14. Unusual Medical Terms Commonly Dictated in Medical Reports - p. 451 15. APPENDIX C. Medical Documents - p. 455 16. APPENDIX D. Rules and Helpful Hints for Transcribing - p. 515 17. Index - p. 519 18. Punctuation Rule Synopsis - p. 538 19. Capitalization Rule Synopsis - p. 539
