October 15
2012
October 12
2012
Friday Phrases
October 10
2012
Dictionary Builder: Analects
October 8
2012
Medical Monday: Adenitis
October 5
2012
Friday Phrases
October 2
2012
Dictionary Builder: Inculpate
October 1
2012
Medical Monday- Part 2: Choroid
“Choroid” is defined as follows, by Merriam-Webster: “A vascular membrane containing large branched pigmented cells that lies between the retina and the sclera of the vertebrate eye.”
Machine Briefs:
Option #1: choroid= KOR/ROID
Option #2: choroid= KHOR/ROID
[SIDEBAR: I like to use the brief KHOR/ROID because it doesn’t conflict with “corps reside” like KOR/ROID does.]
October 1
2012
Practice Video: Medical Q & A (120)
Here are some briefs from the video:
duly licensed to practice medicine= DLIM
New Jersey= NAOURJ
medical school= MAOL
ophthalmology= OPT/MOLG or MOLG
ophthalmologist= OPT/MOLGT or MOLGT
memorial= MAERL
with reference= WREFRNS
neoplasm= NAOE/O*E/PLAFM or NEO/OE/PLAFM
as a result= SRULT
melanoma= MEL/NOE/MA or MEL/A/NOE/MA choroid= KOR/ROID or KHOR/ROID [SIDEBAR: I like to use the brief KHOR/ROID because it doesn’t conflict with “corps reside” like KOR/ROID does.]
October 1
2012
Medical Monday- Part 1: Analeptic
September 28
2012
Practice Video: Commonly Used Words with “L”
This video is great practice for theory students.
Here are some briefs from some of the words spoken in the video:
little= LIL
along= LAONG
below= BLOE
children= KHIRN
almost= L-M
example= KP-M
himself= HIMZ
usually= AOURBL
early= ERL
leter= LERT
English= GLIRB
built= BILT
special= SPERB
already= L-R
longer= LORNG
carefully= KAIFL
although= AOL
simple= SIM
suddenly= SULD
itself= T-Z
language= LANG
listen= L-N
lost= LO*S
travel= TRAFL
yourself= YOURZ
yellow= YOEL