This Student Workbook is the perfect companion to the AAMT Book of Style, the recognized authority on medical transcription styles, forms, and practices. Organized logically by topic, the workbook helps students learn and memorize the AAMT Book of Style guidelines and standards, offers clear instructions for applying the guidelines and standards on the job, and provides opportunities for review, self-assessment, and in-class testing. It is the only training manual developed by AAMT and focused specifically on AAMT guidelines and standards. A bonus CD-ROM features dictation exercises and review questions, enabling readers to practice and assess their skills.

Here's a quick, complete and handy reference to all the possible styles, fomats and usage, and layout guides for medical typing and transcribing. Features a complete editing guide to both common English grammar rules as well as special grammatical problems of medical terminology with its associated symbols, abbreviations and obscure lexicon devices. Presents actual examples from medical writing. Pocket-sized for convenience.

AAMT Book of Style, Second Edition, Electronic provides medical language professionals with hands-on access to the content in the Book of Style manual. This new electronic format allows users to search, find information quickly, and apply it in their daily work, academically or professionally. The functionality is in an easy-to-use, searchable interface including Browsing Index by topic and subtopic, by category, Search by topic, Bookmark any topic, and other features to ensure your work is accurate and represents the highest standards. Windows Compatible

The CMT Review Guide is the first and only resource that follows the outline of the American Association for Medical Transcription's new Certified Medical Transcriptionist (CMT) exam. Every core content area of the exam is addressed, including medical language, transcription standards and style, English language, the healthcare record, and medicolegal and privacy issues. The book takes an organized approach to medical language by providing learning objectives and 50 review questions (30 in print, 20 on CD-ROM) for each major body system covered on the exam. Proofreading and editing exercises are included. A bonus CD-ROM contains dictation/transcription exercises, plus 20 additional questions on each body system.

A concise guide to the essential language of medicine. More than 35,000 entries. Pronunciations provided for all entries. Covers brand names and generic equivalents of common drugs.