List of Free Online Medical Terminology Courses, Classes, and E-mails.

Des Moines University

  • Medical Terminology Course consists of 11 modules. Medical terms are provided for areas such as the circulatory system, the urinary system, the male and female reproductive systems, the digestive system and other major physiological systems. After a user learns about the words and diseases associated with each system, she or he can then take a multiple-choice quiz.

National Cancer Institute

  • Cancer & Medical Terminology teaches individuals the medical terminology used by medical professionals when discussing cancer and other medical conditions. The modules help learners have a better understanding of medical terms by introducing prefixes, suffixes and root words used in medical terms. The modules include pretests, exercises and posttests to help students see what they've learned.

Upstate University Hospital

  • Glossary of Medical Terms offers learners not only definitions of some of the most commonly used medical terms but also many abbreviations used in the medical profession. It also provides a section on metric conversions, which may come in handy when reading charts, prescriptions or dispensing medication. This glossary can also be downloaded as a PDF file.

SweetHaven Publishing Services

  • Medical Terminology is suitable for anyone needing to communicate with medical professionals and it consists of 28 lessons. The lessons are presented in a flashcard format with some offering new information and others requiring memory. This course was based on the Basic Medical Terminology manual of the U.S. Army.

National Library of Medicine

  • Understanding Medical Words: A Tutorial from the National Library of Medicine teaches students the definition of various medical terms and even includes a quiz. Individuals learn abbreviations used by medical professionals, as well as how to decipher root words when discussing body parts. Offered as a Flash movie, this course allows users to learn at their own pace. The MedlinePlus Medical Dictionary is also available to users. The course can be downloaded and taken even without Internet access.
MedicalTerms103:  http://study.com/academy/course/health-103-medical-terminology.html
This one is transferable to colleges for credit but costs money.
(source: study.com)

Links: https://medlineplus.gov/medicalwords.html
 http://www.free-ed.net/sweethaven/medtech/medterm/default.asp

You may also sign up for government e-mails here:
https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/USNLMMP/subscriber/network

Dr. Amen's classes
http://www.amenuniversity.com/e/de1f39ac603a2d8a?login=UX1nSOwlQuPo9LLiNJSXy2qAx9uyQIgL

Library of Ligonier for Biblical counselors
https://connect.ligonier.org/library/

For HIM coder's
http://oli.cmu.edu/courses/all-oli-courses/healthcare-information-and-management-systems/

360training.org  has college accredited medical classes online at $50 a month
https://www.360training.com/career-training-program/medical-and-fitness-careers/med-transcription

https://www.360training.com/career-training-program/medical-and-fitness-careers/medical-billing

https://www.360training.com/career-training-program/medical-and-fitness-careers/icd-10-medical-coding

https://www.360training.com/career-training-program/medical-and-fitness-careers/ekg-technician

https://www.360training.com/career-training-program/medical-and-fitness-careers/medical-office-management



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