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Lester B. Pearson Senior High School**We aren't endorsed by this school
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ENGLISH LA 20-2
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Medicine
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Jan 5, 2025
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2.I appreciate my understanding of medical terminology.Subject of the sentenceThe subject of the sentence is IIndependent clauseThe independent clause appreciates my understanding of medical terminology.3. Please return this to Medical Records as soon as possible.Subject of the sentenceSubject of the sentence is You .Independent clauseThe Independent clause is Please return this to Medical Records as soon as possible.4. After spending five hours in the operating room, the patient was sent tothe recovery room.Introductory phraseAfter spending five hours in the operating roomSubject of the sentenceThe patientIndependent clauseThe patient was sent to the recovery room.5.The patient is a well-developed, well-nourished black female andreported that she has been well until this time.Subject of the sentenceThe patient
Independent clauseThe patient is a well-developed, well-nourished black femaleSecond verb clausereported that she has been well until this time.Appositivea well-developed, well-nourished black femaleConjunctionAnd6.Joan, the emergency department technician, and Beth, the admittingclerk, are taking an evening college course in medical ethics.SubjectJoan and BethIndependent clauseare taking an evening college course in medical ethics.Appositive 1The emergency department technicianAppositive 2The admitting clerkParenthetical expressionthe emergency department technician and the admitting clerk7.The reception room is well lighted and stocked with current literature, sothe patients do not mind their wait to see Dr Jordan, who never seems toarrive on time.
First subjectThe reception roomIndependent clauseThe reception room is well lighted and stocked with current literature.Second subjectThe patientsIndependent clauseThe patients do not mind their wait to see Dr. Jordan.Conjunction joining independent clausessoAppositiveDr. JordanNonessential clausewho never seems to arrive on time.8.There is overwhelming evidence, however, to prove that the ability tospell is vital to success in this field.Independent clauseThere is overwhelming evidence to prove that the ability to spell is vital to success in this field.Parenthetical expressionHoweverAppositivenone
9. The Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity, the nationalorganization for medical transcriptionists, has a business and educationalmeeting every month.SubjectThe Association For the HealthcareIndependent clauseThe Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity has a business and educationalmeeting every month.Appositivethe national organization for medical transcriptionistsParenthetical expressionnoneConjunction joining two independent clausesnon10.Perfection, not speed, is the key goal in medical transcription skills.SubjectPerfectionVerbisIndependent clausePerfection is the key goal in medical transcription skills.Appositivenone
Parenthetical expressionnoneNonessential phrasenot speed11.Hospital transcriptionists often need to.SubjecttranscriptionistsIndependent clausenone12.When you telephone the hospital, please have the patient's complete name, address, andtelephone number and the admitting diagnosis.SubjectyouVerbhaveIndependent clauseplease have the patient's complete name address, and telephone number and the admittingdiagnosisNonessential phraseNoneIntroductory clauseWhen you telephone the hospitalConjunction joining words in a seriesand13.Appointment scheduling, contrary to what you might think, requires skill; it should be, andcan be, a real art.
First independent clauseAppointment scheduling requires skillSecond independent clauseit should be a real artNonessential clause or phrasecontrary to what you might think and and can beParenthetical expressioncontrary to what you might think14.A perfectly typed resume, well-planned and prepared, should accompany your letter ofapplication.Independent clauseA perfectly typed resume should accompany your letter of applicationIntroductory phrasenoneNonessential phrasewell-planned and prepared15.He walks with his heel down with a varus tendency in the ankle but with no severe problem.Independent clauseHe walks with his heel downFirst dependent group of wordswith no severe problem
Second dependent group of wordswith a varus tendency in the ankleConjunction joining two independent clausesnone16.In order to minimize the chance of overlooking a recurrence of the infection, a CBC and sedrate were carried out today.SubjectCBC and sed rateIndependent clauseCBC and sed rate were carried out today.Introductory phraseIn order to minimize the chance of overlooking a recurrence of infectionNonessential phraseNone