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Medical Terminology

July 12, 2026 Anne Elliott

  1. Read “Why Medical Terminology Is Important.” Write up all the reasons it is important for midwifery. List your personal top 3 reasons why you need to know medical terminology. File this in your compendium.
  2. Take free Essential Medical Terminology course (5-6 hours).
  3. Read Frye, Holistic Midwifery Vol. 1, pp. 352-359. Write a summary (1-3 paragraphs long). File in your compendium.
  4. Read and do activities in Birthsong Midwifery Workbook, chapter 3.
  5. Make flashcards for pp. 56, 57, 61, 62, 63, and 66.
  6. Ask your study partner to quiz you.

Books to Purchase:

  • Frye – Holistic Midwifery, Vol I
  • Birthsong Midwifery Workbook
  • Weaver – Practical Skills Guide for Midwives (5th edition)
  • Ruth Johnson & Wendy Taylor – Skills for Midwifery Practice (5th edition) – optional

Skills to Practice:

Try to find YouTube videos demonstrating how to do each skill. You should aim to practice each skill daily until your preceptor signs off on it.

  • Handwashing (Weaver p. 3)
  • Gloving (Weaver p. 4)
  • Sterile technique (Weaver p. 5)
  • Instrument sterilization (Weaver p. 6-8)
  • Universal precautions (Weaver p. 13)
  • SOAPIER charting (Weaver p. 25)

Optional: Check each of these skills in Johnson & Taylor, Skills for Midwifery Practice.

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