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Honestly after reading both source materials, some of the tips that can be utilized and be beneficial when learning about the terminology is to first understand the prefixes and suffixes that will be used in daily medical language. There is also the option of creating a cheat sheet, as evidenced by the Appendix Practice, where you can categorize the root words alongside their definitions. Having at least a basic grasp of the definitions that correspond with the common prefixes and suffixes can help one easily know the medical terminology once you can put it together alongside context clues. There is also practicing medical terminology, which is going over the words consistently in order to have the terms already in mind and reviewing them to ensure you won't forget them in situations where they are needed. For completing the vocational profile approach case study, one has to evaluate the patient's characteristics (such as their age, their limitations, etc.) in order to categorize them. The most important tip that can be offered is to make sure to gather enough information to create a profile of the person you are studying and all the requirements that are recommended when creating said profile.