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Product Details: Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology, 11th ed.
Adjunct Electronic Medical Dictionary for Medical Transcriptionists and Students
Vera Pyle's famous "silver book" is now available in pdf format! You will appreciate having 1,022 searchable pages you can download to your computer. Only $24!
***Please read ALL of the information below before paying!***
This electronic reference contains 1,022 pages packed with the high-quality research transcriptionists have come to expect from Health Professions Institute. Vera Pyle's "silver book" has been the favorite "must-have" reference among medical transcriptionists for 25 years. Now you can have it on your computer, and searching for the terms you need as never been faster.
Features:
- PDF file with convenient search capability that instantly takes you to all uses of your word.
- Numerous bookmarks and major category headings make browsing easier.
- Glossary format: definitions, explanations, and examples of usage in dictation.
- New, difficult, and "odd-ball" terms that are hard to find or verify.
- More phonetic entries than ever.
- Researched and compiled by transcriptionists for transcriptionists.
Most medical transcriptionists and students already have a comprehensive medical dictionary such as Dorland's or Stedman's (the only two HPI recommends for MTs). These dictionaries are not updated frequently enough to contain the most current medical terms, and other terms are probably in the big dictionaries but you can't find them!
That's where Vera Pyle's Current Medical Terminology comes in. It's NOT a comprehensive medical dictionary. It has only NEW, DIFFICULT, and HARD-TO-FIND terms, along with definitions and explanations for usage in dictation.
System Requirements:
Windows Operating System 2000, 2003, XP, Vista
Free LockLizard Safeguard PDF Viewer (second set of files on the page). The electronic book is protected from copying by LockLizard and requires a (free) LockLizard Viewer plus a valid registration code to open. Viewer installation will work seamlessly for most people. Some people with firewalls or in corporate environments using proxy servers may need to ask their IT department for assistance, or refer to the LockLizard Safeguard PDF View Product Manual.
(Macintosh users with OSX 10.2 and above and JRE 1.4.2 can contact HPI about a special Mac version with limited features that is not available from the web site.)
Registering your License:
After you've completed the checkout process and paid for your license, you will receive an e-mail message with a download link that will allow you to download the book. (The file size is about 4 MB.) If you are prompted to choose "Save" or "Run," choose "Save" to save it to your desktop. Before you can actually open and view the book, you will need a registration code, which will come through e-mail.
HPI will send an e-mail message with your registration code to the address you used to purchase the book. The subject line of the e-mail message will be "LockLizard Safeguard Secure PDF Viewer Registration." Using the same computer that you plan to use when viewing VPCMT11, open the e-mail message and click on the attached document ending in ".llv" to register your license for VPCMT11. Clicking on the attachment is all you need to do to register.
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Frequently Asked Questions
On how many computers can I install this book? Each $24 license can be installed on two computers (such as your home and work computers).
Can the book be installed on a network? Yes, but only three copies of the book can be opened simultaneously. If you need more than three open at one time, you can pay for additional licenses. Contact HPI at hpi@hpisum.com or 209-551-2112 x216.
What kind of document is this? A PDF document with extensive bookmarks and major category headings to make navigation easy. Click on the letter B, and the computer will take you to the B's. Click on catheter, and the computer will take you to the list of catheters.
Can I search for terms? Absolutely. Press Ctrl-F and enter your word or phrase without quotes. You can either find one entry at a time or select "Show search results dialog" for a list of all appearances with page numbers. Then you can click on the entries you want to see.
What about Boolean searches and "sounds like" searches? No. This book does not contain either of these search capabilities.
Can I copy text from the book and paste it into my document? Not yet, but we are hoping to add this functionality in the future. If we do, you will be prompted to update your LockLizard Viewer.
Is this book available for Macintosh users or Linux users? Contact hpi@hpisum.com to inquire about a Macintosh version. No Linux version is planned.
If your organization has unique needs, please contact us to see if we can accommodate you. We have made custom arrangements with several companies and look forward to serving you too!

