Module 1: How to Navigate This Course
Module 2: Medical Scribe Profession
Module 3: Grammar and Punctuation
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Grammar Presentation
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Adjective Clarification
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Adverb Clarification
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Verb Clarification
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Punctuation Presentation
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Apostrophe and Quotation Clarification
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Capitalization Clarification
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Colons, Dashes, Hyphens, and Parentheses Clarification
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Comma Clarification
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Semicolon Clarification
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Commonly Confused Grammar
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Grammar Presentation
Module 4: Medical Terminology
Module 5: Common Vocabulary
Module 6: Positioning Terms
Module 7: Medical Abbreviations
Module 8: Medical Basics
Module 9: Medical Records
Module 10: Introduction to Charting
Module 11: HPI Practice
Module 12: HPI Practice Quizzes
Module 13: Review of Systems
Module 14: Mock Patients
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Mock Patient Introduction
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Mock Patient Tutorial
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Mock Patient #1: FINGER DISLOCATION – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #2: RASH – AGE 49
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Mock Patient #3: HEAD INJURY – AGE 28
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Mock Patient #4: BACK PAIN – AGE 30
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Mock Patient #5: DENTAL PAIN – AGE 31
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Mock Patient #6: DIARRHEA – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #7: FOREIGN BODY – AGE 62
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Mock Patient #8: URINARY FREQUENCY – AGE 46
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Mock Patient #9: ANKLE INJURY – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #10: HEADACHE – AGE 23
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Mock Patient #11: FEVER – AGE 2
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Mock Patient #12: FLANK PAIN – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #13: VOMITING – AGE 13
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Mock Patient #14: EPISTAXIS – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #15: RIB PAIN – AGE 20
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Mock Patient #16: CONSTIPATION – AGE 19
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Mock Patient #17: FALL, ARM INJURY – AGE 12
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Mock Patient #18: FALL, HIP INJURY – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #19: SHORTNESS OF BREATH – AGE 29
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Mock Patient #20: WEAKNESS – AGE 25
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Mock Patient #21: POSSIBLE STROKE – AGE 25
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Mock Patient #22: FEELING ILL – AGE 47
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Mock Patient #23: SHOULDER INJURY – AGE 27
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Mock Patient #24: DIZZINESS – AGE 22
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Mock Patient #25: FALL – AGE 70
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Mock Patient #26: DIFFICULTY BREATHING – AGE 23
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Mock Patient #27: DOUBLE VISION – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #28: ALTERCATION – AGE 25
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Mock Patient #29: ABDOMINAL PAIN – AGE 12
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Mock Patient #30: FEVER – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #31: EAR PAIN – AGE 35
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Mock Patient #32: HEADACHE – AGE 24
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Mock Patient #33: WRIST INJURY – AGE 21
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Mock Patient #34: PSYCH EVAL – AGE 27
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Mock Patient #35: LEG LACERATION – AGE 50
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Mock Patient #36: LEG SWELLING – AGE 23
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Mock Patient #37: OVERDOSE – AGE 22
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Mock Patient #38: PSYCH EVAL – AGE 23
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Mock Patient #39: COUGH – AGE 23
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Mock Patient #40: POSSIBLE SEIZURE – AGE 20
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Mock Patient #41: PSYCH EVAL – AGE 26
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Mock Patient Introduction
Midterm Exam
Module 15: HENT (Head, Ears, Nose, Throat)
Module 16: Ophthalmology
Module 17: Cardiovascular System
Module 18: Respiratory System
Module 19: Gastrointestinal System
Module 20: Genitourinary System
Module 21: Musculoskeletal System
Module 22: Integumentary System
Module 23: Nervous System
Module 24: Procedures and Labs
Module 25: Pharmacology
Written Final Exam
Multiple Choice Final Exam
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