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| MANY medical assistants are taking the certification exam | Limiting adjective: Many describes the noun assistants and is used as an adjective
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| MANY of the medical assistants are taking the certificatin exam. | Pronoun: many is used alone as a subject pronoun
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| WHAT time is it, Bill? | Interrogative adjective: they ask direct or indirect questions
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| The left ventricle is MORE MUSCULAR than the right ventricle | Comparative adjectives: compares two things
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| This labe report is the LONGEST ONE of all the reports. | Superlative adjectives: compare three or more things
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| PATIENT RECORDS ARE KNOWN AS CHARTS. | Simple Sentences: Has one independent clause and no dependent clause.
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| MEDICAL ASEPSIS INVOLVES PROCEDURES TO REDUCE MICROORGANISMS, AND HAND WASHING IS THE FIRST STEP IN THE PROCESS. | Compound Sentences: Contains two or more independent clauses but no dependent clause.
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| AFTER THE PROCEDURE WAS DONE, CHRISTOPHER'S MAJOR COMPLAINT WAS FATIGUE. | Complex sentence: has one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses.
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| THE MEDICAL ASSISTANT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FILING | Declarative Sentences: declares some type of information or statement
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| MAKE THE MARGINS ONE INCH ON EITHER SIDE OF THE REPORT. | Imperative sentences: give a command or make a request.
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| WHAT IS THE ETIOLOGY OF THAT DISEASE? | Interrogative sentences: ask direct questions and end with a question mark.
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| STAT! | Exclamatory sentences: express strong emotions.
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| Dr. Spencer is a SURGEON and a GYNECOLOGIST. | Parallel Structure: expressed in the same grammatical construction.
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| I AM the nurse in charge. | Being Verbs: express a state of being.
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| The ideal goal of treatment IS blood glucose normalization. | Common linking verbs
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| The anesthesiologist INTUBATED the patient. | Transitive verb: shows action and needs a direct object.
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| The surgeon SUTURED. | Intransitive verbs: show action but do not have a direct object.
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| TO WORK in the medical professions is noble. | infinitive verb: has the word TO plus a verb.
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| Active verb? | the subject is doing the verb: Bob mailed the letter.
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| Passive verb? | the subject is receiver of the action:The letter was mailed by Bob.
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| Indicative verb? | States a fact or asks a question.
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| Imperative verb? | Makes a request, gives a command or instruction
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| Subjunctive verb? | Expresses a command, preference, strong request or condition contrary to fact.
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| myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves. | Reflexive Pronouns: reflect back to the person
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| who, whom, whose, which, what, that | Relative Pronouns: helps to join a relative clause to the rest of the sentence.
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| all, another, any, anybody, anyone, anything, both, each, each one, either, everybody, everyone, | Indefinite Pronouns: refer to persons or things in general.
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| this, that, these, those | Demonstrative Pronouns
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| Personal | refers to persons: I, me, my, mine,
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| reflexive | reflects throws back: myself, yourself, himself
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| relative | relates to other words:who, whom, which, what
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| indefinite | refers to persons or things in general:all, another, any, anybody
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| Interrogative | asks questions:who, whom, whose,
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| demonstrative | points out: this, that
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| Memo | a written message to coworkers in the same company
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| a computer-to-computer communication system that transmits messages electronically
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| adverbs | an adverb is a word that describes a verb
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| I ALWAYS remember | Frequency Adverbs: describe an amount of time
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| Prepositions | shows how a noun or pronoun is related to another word or group of words in a sentence.
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| Sociology is the study OF the origins OF society | Preposition
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| Prepositional phrase | begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun that is its object.
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| Correlative conjunctions | consist of two elements used as pairs to connect parallel structures: BOTH the doctor AND the nurse were present.
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| EITHER I OR my assistant will be in the ER. | Correlative conjunctions
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| Subordinating conjunctions | begins an adverb clause and joins the clause to the sentence
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| Phrases | group of words without a subject or a predicate
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| Prepositional Phrase | group of words that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun that is its object.
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| Descriptive Paragraph | is a pictorial representation in words that appears in most types of writing.
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| Expository Paragraph | is the most common type of paragraph. It's purpose is to inform explain, or define something.
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| Persuasive Paragraph | is written to urge the reader to follow a certain course of action.
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| Structure of a paragraph | Topic sentence, supporting sentences, Concluding sentence
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| Eponyms | EPSTEIN-BARR virus or BELL'S palsy. used frequently to medical documentation. A proper noun
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| HIPAA | Health Insurance portability and Accountability Act.
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| When was HIPAA formed | 1996
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| What does HIPAA do? | Provide national standards to ensure patient privacy and confidentiality.
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| What features are essential when charting data in medical records? | Documentation, Signature, Abbreviations, Timeliness, Legibility, Accuracy, Writing Style, Organization.
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| Structure of a Memo | To, From, Subject (Re:), date, and message
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| What is the writing style of a memo | direct, concise and clear.
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| Where is the most important message of a memo? | in the first line, followed by any necessary detailed or supportive information.
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| In a memo what does C: stand for? | copies and where they were sent to.
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| ENC: | enclosed and what is found
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| When are commas used? | In a series, between two adjectives before a noun, before and, but, nor, yet following an indepentdent clause, around unneccessary clauses and phrases, following introductory elements, around parenthetical expressions, and around appositives.
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| When are semicolons used? | between independent clauses not joined by coordinating conjunction, between independent clauses joined by however, hence, that is, therefore,ect., and separating elements in a series that contain commas.
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| When are colons used? | Preceding a series, list, or outline that is introduced by a complete sentence, between minutes and hours in expressions of time, following the salutation of a business letter.
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| When are parentheses used? | around added information unrelated to the main thought, around words added to clarify the sentence, around numbers or letters that designate enumerations of list items within a sentence
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| When are hyphens used? | compound words, syllables, with written numbers 21 to 99, in written fractions, between a prefix and the base word.
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| When are italics used? | for names of books, magazines, works of art, biological names, foreign expressions.
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| The two most common styles of formal letters? | Block style and the modified block style.
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| What are the components of a letter? | Heading, inside address, salutation, body, closing and signature and maybe other notations.
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| What is the heading of a letter? | includes the letterhead and the date line.
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| What is the inside address? | gives the name and address of the person or facility to which the letter is going.
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| What is the Salutation? | is the greeting of the letter.
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| Envelopes with windows fold letter how many times? | 3 steps: bring the bottom third of the letter up and fold then fold the top part back to the fold made in step one, and put in envelope.
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| Spaces between letter heading and date? | 3 spaces
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| spaces between date and inside address? | 4 spaces
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| spaces between inside address and salutation? | 2 spaces
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| spaces between salutation and body of letter? | 2 spaces
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| spaces between body of letter and closing? | 2 spaces
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| spaces between closing and typed signature? | 4 spaces
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| spaces between typed signature and typist's initials? | 2 spaces
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| spaces between typist's initials and C:, Enc, or P.S. | 2 spaces
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