| Baltimore, MD—March 21, 2005—Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, publisher of the renowned Stedman’s medical references, introduces the third edition of Onyria H. McElroy & Lola L. Grabb’s Spanish-English English-Spanish Medical Dictionary.
Comprising more than 20,000 comprehensive medical terms with definitions and translations, the Spanish-English English-Spanish Medical Dictionary is designed to serve as a global reference to physicians, nurses, students, and other healthcare professionals who increasingly serve Spanish-speaking populations.
“With the rapid growth of the U.S. Spanish-speaking population and the prevalence of Spanish-speaking people worldwide, this powerful pocket communicator is a must-have resource for healthcare students and professionals everywhere,” notes Julie Stegman, Publisher of Stedman’s. “It gives fast and easy access to thousands of medical and technology-related words, definitions and translations, tips on pronunciation, signs and symptoms of common disorders, and phrases used when speaking with patients,” she adds.
The new edition features updated content and focuses on key specialties including oncology, neurology, cardiology, ophthalmology, and neonatology—all fields noted for new technical and procedural developments.
FEATURES OF THE THIRD EDTION
Features of the new Spanish-English English-Spanish Medical Dictionary include:
- A-to-Z format with integrated medical abbreviations helping users locate any term quickly
- Expanded dialogue section, a popular feature, includes questions and answers to more common topics and daily activities such as an office visit, patient examination, taking a patient history, and hospital admission
- New full-color Anatomy Atlas features both English and Spanish labels
- Information about pronunciation and word formation in both languages
- Appendices include additional phrases pertaining to contemporary issues such as HIV, AIDS, neonatology, bioterrorism, and more
- New Consent, Authorization and Release forms enable easier communication with patients
- Expanded drug information with a new section on painkillers
- Verb tables
- Updated design and organization improves overall readability and ease-of-use
For more information on this and other Stedman’s resources, visit www.stedmans.com. |