medical termonology for gyno office?
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I linked a website that has translations for doctors to use in exams.  Also found a lot of courses for doctors to learn Spanish for treating patients, if that applies.
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Try the word "gland" for hormone organ, and then generalised fits.
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Terminatrix\n\n\nU.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A. U.S.A.!!!
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1. abbreviatory\n2. abditory\n3. abjuratory\n4. absolutory\n5. absolvatory\n6. absolvitory\n7. acceleratory\n8. accessory\n9. acclamatory\n10. accusatory\n11. additory\n12. adhortatory\n13. adjudicatory\n14. adjuratory\n15. admonitory\n16. adstrictory\n17. adulatory\n18. advisory\n19. advocatory\n20. affirmatory\n21. aleatory\n22. allegory\n23. alleviatory\n24. amatory\n25. ambulatory\n 26. amelioratory\n27. amendatory\n28. amory\n29. amphigory\n30. amplificatory\n31. annihilatory\n32. annunciatory\n33. anovulatory\n34. anticipatory\n35. antisecretory\n36. apospory\n37. appellatory\n38. applicatory\n39. appreciatory\n40. approbatory\n41. armory\n42. articulatory\n43. aspiratory\n44. assertory\n45. assimilatory\n46. astrictory\n47. auditory\n48. auscultatory\n49. backstory\n50. balneatory\n 51. beaugregory\n52. benedictory\n53. bibitory\n54. blindstory\n55. cachinnatory\n56. calcinatory\n57. calculatory\n58. calefactory\n59. calory\n60. calumniatory\n61. cantatory\n62. cardioinhibitory\n63. cardiorespiratory\n64. castigatory\n65. category\n66. cauliflory\n67. celebratory\n68. cementatory\n69. cenatory\n70. certificatory\n71. chemosensory\n72. chicory\n73. chrismatory\n74. circulatory\n75. circumlocutory\n 76. citatory\n77. classificatory\n78. clearstory\n79. clerestory\n80. collusory\n81. collutory\n82. combinatory\n83. commandatory\n84. commemoratory\n85. commendatory\n86. comminatory\n87. communicatory\n88. compensatory\n89. competitory\n90. completory\n91. compulsory\n92. conciliatory\n93. concionatory\n94. conclusory\n95. condemnatory\n96. condolatory\n97. confabulatory\n98. confectory\n99. confirmatory\n100. confiscatory
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http://www.hormonejungle.com/\nhttp://www.womenshealth.com/library/hysterectomy_meno.htm
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Needed\nNoble\nNatural\nNovel\nNymph\nNice\nNeat\nNoteworthy\nNew\nNimble\nNominee
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Yes,\nA physician is another word for doctor.  If you look in your phone book the word physician is used but Dr or doctor is often used.
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Two words which are strong contenders are: -\n \nDermatoglyphics and uncopyrightable.\nObviously, without reading the entire dictionary I can't prove this, but I doubt if many people could come up with any longer ones.
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Congratulations!!!\n \nYou must ask your GYN/OB about a registred dietician and execise routine before start any routine
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vacation\nvacation\nvacation\nvacation\nvacation
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check these out ...\n\n\n\nooid \nook \nookinesis \nookinete \nookinetic \noolachan \noolemma \noolite \noological \noologist \noologize \noolong \nooman \noomancy \noometer
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try this http://www.lingo.arollo.com/
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Salpinx is the actual word.  Salpingo- is the combinative form.  So when "salpinx" is at the end of a long convoluted medical word, it has an x.
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umm...i dont know...maybe you can find some here..\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv1-msgr&p=medical%20transcription
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you need an obstertrician , not a gyniacologist who deals with diseases.There is a diffrence.
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Sack Nomo\n\nMr. Snippy\n\nNewt Erd\n\nCousin It
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing, 5th Edition \n\nIn addition, the Bonus CD-ROM packaged with the book includes all the features of the print edition and:\n\nAn audio pronunciation for nearly ever term \nAnatomical animations provided by Primal Pictures to help you comprehend key concepts further \nAnd the functionality you need: \nBrowse by Index/Wordwheel Search \nWildcard Search \nSearch in Definition \nUser Dictionary