Reference Guide · 261 Topics
Latin language: lesson topics
Concise topic reviews following the medical school curriculum: definitions, key facts, morphology, and common questions for classes and exams. Find the topic matching your syllabus.
Additional Topics 38
Xiphias processSternoclavicular joint in LatinCyanocobalamin prescriptionAnatomical terms apertureSources of the Latin languageAnatomical terms bones in LatinFemurLetter P in the Latin alphabetAnatomical terms: cervicalAnatomical terms: angulusNouns in the Latin languageNominative case in the Latin languageAnatomical terms of the brain in LatinRectumCulture in LatinJejunum in LatinAccessorius in LatinAnatomical terms of openingsLatin terms in the Russian languageMedical terminology and the Latin languageLatin term elementsPharmaceutical term forteCases and declensions in the Latin languageLatin noun endingsAnatomical terms of Greek and Latin originPeriods of development of the Latin languageAnatomical terms for joint connectionsThyroid gland in LatinChloride in LatinCaffeine prescription in LatinUrinary bladder in LatinLocus in LatinSuperior articular processTramadol prescription in LatinPhenazepam prescription in LatinSodium chloride prescription in LatinKetorolac prescription formulaSubcutaneously in Latin
Cultural significance of the Latin language 2
List of abbreviations 3
On theoretical issues of terminology 7
Fundamentals of medical terminology 4
Word stress 6
Alphabet. Phonetics. Reading of vowels and consonants 8
Adjective. Agreement 6
Self-preparation for the test (alphabet, phonetics, noun, adjective) 3
Degrees of comparison of adjectives (comparative degree) 3
Noun morphology. Declensions. Syntax 5
From the History of the Physician's Professional Language 19
History of the professional medical languageAncient Near Eastern medicineGreek language in medicineHippocratic CorpusCorpus HippocraticumAlexandrian medical schoolLatin in MedicineMedical Terminology of Aulus Cornelius CelsusDe medicinaGreek Physicians in Ancient RomeByzantine MedicineArabic MedicineEuropean Medieval MedicineProfessional Medical Language in the RenaissanceThe Role of Latin and National Languages in the 17th–18th CenturiesHistory of Russian Medical TerminologyFormation of Russian Medical Terminology in the 18th CenturyRussian Medical Vocabulary of the 19th CenturySources of Modern Russian Medical TerminologyLatin as an International Language of ScienceMedical Latin: diem
Self-preparation for the test (3rd declension) 3
Superlative degree. Substantivation. Prefixes. Compound adjectives 5
Neuter nouns of the 3rd declension 2
Feminine nouns of the 3rd declension 4
3rd declension of nouns (masculine). Names of muscles 3
Genitivus pluralis 4
Nominativus pluralis 3
Self-preparation for the final test on anatomical and histological terminology 3
Morpheme, term element, suffixation in word formation 5
Word composition. Greco-Latin combining forms. Types of clinical terms 4
Suffixes -osis, -iasis, -itis, -oma, -ismus. Portmanteau and abbreviated words 5
Prefixation. Prefix-suffix derivatives 3
Single term elements: properties, qualities (table) 4
Self-preparation for the test on clinical terminology 14
The Cell in LatinClinical Terms and DiagnosesNames of Inflammatory DiseasesPrefixation in Medical TerminologyAnatomical Vocabulary and PhrasesDental TerminologyTerminology of the Skeletal SystemClinical Terms in Neurology and OncologyWord Formation of Clinical TermsClinical diagnosesSingle term elementsTranslation of clinical termsGreek suffixesTerm elements of skin coloring and dentistry
Greco-Latin combining form designations (tables) 5
Pharmaceutical terminology. INN. Trade names 4
Dosage forms 5
Verb. Imperativus. Conjunctivus 6
Chemical nomenclature: elements, acids, oxides, hydroxides 5
Names of salts 7
Accusativus and Ablativus. Prepositions. Prescription. Prescription line 11
PrescriptionReceptumAccusative caseAccusativusPrepositions in a prescriptionPraepositionesPrescription lineMethods of prescribing medicationsPrescription examplesTranslation of prescriptions from Russian into LatinTranslation of pharmaceutical termsNames of medicines and plantsTranslation of clinical sentencesPrepositions in Latin
Prescription abbreviations. Frequency segments 8
Self-preparation for the test on prescription writing and pharmaceutical terminology 4
Numerals. Adverbs. Pronouns 4
Presentum indicativi. Gaudeamus 3
List of study topics on the history and theory of medical terminology 1
Brief information on the Greek language 3
Hippocratic Oath 2
Milestone and final control. Exam questions 1
Latin aphorisms, special expressions, proverbs 4
Russian-Latin dictionary 10
Russian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Abbreviations and GrammarRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters А, БRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters В, ГRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters Д, Е, Ж, ЗRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters И, Й, КRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters Л, М, НRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters О, ПRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters Р, СRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters Т, У, Ф, Х, ЦRussian-Latin Medical Dictionary: Letters Ч, Ш, Щ, Э, Ю, Я
Concept and term element dictionary (from meaning to term element) 12
Blog Articles: Latin Language
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