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Task VI. Find the term-elements in the following Latin terms and explain
their meanings.
hyperkalaemia hypocalciaemia hypercalciuria hypernatraemia hyponatraemia
hypermagnesaemia hypomagnesaemia hyperoxaemia hypoxia hypoxaemia
ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
Task VII. Translate the following word combinations from Latin into
English.
1. Olea aetherea in lagenis bene obturatis in loco frigido servantur. 2 Praeparatum Hydrogenii peroxydi ut remedium bactericidum adhibetur.
3. Medici acidum ascorbinicum in tabulettis praesribunt.
4. Unguentum Hydrargyri album, flavum, cinereum est.
5. Hydrogenii peroxydum ut remedium externum antisepticum aut haemostati-
cum adhibetur.
6. Servate Hydrogenii peroxydum in vitris flavis loco frigido et obscuro.
7. Acidum aceticum concentratum praescribunt.
8. In plantis acida organica continentur: acidum formicum, acidum lacticum,
acidum oxalicum, acidum tatraricum, acidum citricum, acidum benzoicum.
9. Sulfur elementum necessarium organismi humani est.
10. Acidum arsenicosum toxicum est.
Task VIII. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the
following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. yellow mercury ointment
2. syrup of aloe with iron
3. diluted hydrochloric acid
4. tablets of nicotine acid.
5. tablets of ascorbic acid.
6. Arsenic and chlorine are toxic substances.
7. Iodine and chlorine are bactericidal remedies.
8. Barium is dissolved in water.
9. They dissole bismuth in nitric acid.
10. Сacao contains copper, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, fluorine.
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REVISION. GRAMMAR
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- tabuletta amara;
- sirupus ruber;
- acidum salicylicum;
- Eucalyptus cinerea.
Task II. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the
following word combinations from English into Latin.
A.
1. a bottle of cold water
2. tincture of iodine
3. dry extract of guelder-rose
4. fluid extract of aloe
5. sleep-inducing tablets
6. ointment of yellow hydrogen acid
7. into the white box (direction)
8. in the blue bottle (location)
9. analgesic emulsion
10. drops of poison-nut tincture
11. substances in suppositories and globules
12. the berries of sea buckthorns
13. the leaves of medicinal plants
14. zinc ointment in a dark flask
15. dry herb of sweet grass in the box
B.
1. (sing.) Dissolve the tablet in water.
2. (sing.) Take in capsules or tablets.
3. (sing.) Add drops of marigold tincture.
4. (plur.) Prepare the tincture of lily-of-the-valley.
5. (plur.) Prescribe the tablets of snowdon rose to the male patient.
6. (plur.) Dry berries and buds of plants.
7. Mix, in order to obtain pills.
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8. Belladonna is analgesic and spasmolytic remedy.
9. Analgin, antipirin, amidopirin are analgesic and antipyretic remedies.
10. The male patient takes the tincture of Maral root.
11. The female patients keep the herbs in the box.
12. They dissolve hydrochloric acid.
13. Cold water is distilled and boiled.
14. Bearberry, cowberry and buds of birch tree are used as diuretics.
15. Boric acid is an antiseptic remedy.
Task III. Read and translate the text from Latin into English.
Oleum Ricini
Oleum Ricini acidum linoleum et acidum oleicum continet. Oleum Ricini lu­cidum et flavum est. Oleum Ricini remedium laxativum et purgativum est. Oleum Ricini in unguentis adhibetur. Oleum Ricini in lagoenis et capsulis servatur.
Task IV. Translate the following medical prescriptions from Latin into English.
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Recipe:
Tincturae Leonuri Tincturae Strychni Misce. Da. Signa.
15 ml 5 ml
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Recipe:
Foliorum Sennae Da in charta. Designate.
10.0
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Recipe:
Succi Kalanchoës Da. Signa.
20 ml
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Recipe:
Acidi salicylici Unguenti olei Terebinthinae Misce. Da. Signa.
2.0
30.0
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Recipe:
Tincturae Capsici Da. Signa.
20 ml
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Task V. Translate the following medical prescriptions from English into Latin.
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Take:
Petroleum jelly Sterilize! Give. Designate.
100 ml
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Take:
White clay Oil of peppermint Mix. Give. Designate.
60.0 10 drops
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Take:
Composite chloroform liniment Da. Designate.
30 ml
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Take:
Fluid nettle extract Fluid milfoil extract Mix. Give. Designate.
in equal measures of 20 ml
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Take:
Riboflavin Ascorbic acid Distilled water Mix. Give. Designate.
0.001
0.2 120 ml
Task VI. Find the term-elements in the following Latin terms and explain their meanings.
helminthologia pharyngospasmus oncopsychiatria anaemia angiopathia
odontolysis hyperaemia odontalgia rhinorrhoea dystrophia
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REVISION. MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- tinctura aethereal;
- decoctum calidum;
- globulus ruber;
- bolus alba.
Task II. Translate the following word combinations from English into Latin; write down the dictionary form of the words.
1. a white bottle of warm water
2. yellow berries of sea buckthorns
3. herb of motherwort and leaves of sunflower
4. diluted sulfuric acid in the bottle
5. concentrated arsenic acid
6. dry leaves of purple echinacea
7. psychoactive remedies
8. (sing.) Prescribe tablets of ascorbic acid to the female patient
9. (plur.) Keep castor-oil in black flask.
10. add gelatin mass
11. belladonna is analgesic and spasmolytic remedy
12. ichtyol and henbane oil are oily substances.
13. they prepare purified serum.
14. gold and silver are cytostatic remedies.
15. the ampoules are given in the box.
Task III. Translate the following medical prescriptions from Latin into English.
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Recipe:
Extracti Urticae fluidi Extracti Millefolii fluidi Misce. Da. Signa.
ana 25 ml
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Recipe:
Emulsi olei Ricini Sirupi Sacchari Misce. Da. Signa.
80.0 ad 200.0
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Recipe:
Tincturae Valerianae Tincturae Convallariae Tincturae Leonuri Lanolini Pastae Zinci Misce. Da. Signa.
ana 2.5
7.5 ad 50.0
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Recipe:
Extracti Virburni Aquae destillatae Misce. Da. Signa.
0.001 120 ml
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Recipe:
Pepsini Acidi hydrohlorici dilute Aquae destillatae Sirupi Sacchari Misce. Da. Signa.
2.0 5 ml 180 ml ad 200.0
Task IV. Translate the following medical prescriptions from English into Latin.
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Take:
White clay Castor oil Mix. Give. Designate.
40.0 60 ml
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Take:
Benzoic acid Salicylic acid Petroleum jelly Mix in order to obtain ointment. Give. Designate.
0.6
0.3
10.0
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Take:
Tincture of poison nut Tincture of magnolia vine Mix. Give. Designate.
5 ml 20 ml
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Take:
Anise oil Give. Designate
15 ml
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Take:
Peach kernel oil Oil of wheat Aetheric oil of canker Mix. Give. Designate.
15 ml
in equal measures of 2 drops
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Task V. Derive Latin and English terms with the following meanings, write down the dictionary form of Latin words.
1. a pathological tendency to involuntary muscle spasms and spontaneous con-
vulsions
2. sudden involuntary contraction of a muscle or group of muscles
3. hemorrhage from the eye
4. the clinical syndrome caused by toxic substances in the blood
5. clinical study and treatment of sleep disorders and irregularities
6. intestinal hemorrhage; bleeding within the intestinal tract
7. medical doctors who specialize in anaesthesia care, pain management
8. the process in which glucose is broken down to produce energy
9. generalized physical weakness and/or a lack of energy and strength
10. condition of impaired digestion
Task VI. Read and translate the text from Latin into English.
Rauwolfia
Rauwolfia serpentina planta perennis est. Extracta e Rauwolfia in medicina ad­hibentur. Rauwolfia serpentina multa alkaloida (Reserpinum, Rescinaminum, Rau­wolfinum etc.) continet. Reserpinum alcaloidum basicum Rauwolfiae ut validum remedium sedativum et hypotensivum nunc notum est. Hoc via synthetica ab anno 1959 efficitur. Alcaloidum somnum psysiologicum firmat. Medici Reserpinum ad hypertoniam et morbos psychicos praescribunt.
serpentinus, a, um serpentlike
perennis perrenial
nunc now, at present
notus, a, um famous
hoc it
firmare to strengthen
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10. NOUNS OF THE 3RD DECLENSION (MASCULINE GENDER)
The 3rd declension of nouns combines the words of all genders: masculine,
feminine, and neuter. There are three types of nouns of the 3rd declension:
1) the main or the consonant type,
2) the vowel type,
3) the mixed type.
The main or consonant type combines words of masculine, feminine, and neu­ter gender. In Nominativus singularis they have various endings, but in Genetivus singularis they have one common ending -is.
To decline nouns of the 3rd declension it’s important to find their stems. To find the stem of a word in the 3rd declension, one has to take its Genetive case and remove the ending is, and the remaining part of the word is its stem:
e.g. flos, floris, m → the stem is flor.
The nouns of masculine gender of the 3rd declension have the following endings:
Nominativus
Genetivus
Examples
-o
-onis
-inis
flaco, onis, m homo, inis, m
-or
-oris
liquor, oris, m
-os
-oris
flos, floris, m
-er
-eris
-(t)ris
Aether, eris, m venter, tris, m
-es
-edis
-etis
pes, pedis, m paries, etis, m
-ex
-icis
cortex, icis, m
The nouns of the 3rd declension of all genders, which are classified as the main or the consonant type, possess the following endings:
3rd declension
the main or the consonant type
Singularis
Pluralis
m, f
n
m, f
n
Nom.
various
es
a
Gen.
is
um
Dat.
i
ibus
Acc.
em
Like Nom.
es
a
Abl.
e
ibus
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When it’s necessary to decline a word combination consisting of a noun and an
adjective, you have to agree the gender of the adjective with the gender of the noun. Both the noun and the adjective are characterized by similar gender but their declen­sions can be different (the endings are not similar as well).
Example: masculine gender (masculinum)
Singularis
Pluralis
Nom.
3 m 2 m
cortex concisus
3 m 2 m
cortices concisi
Gen.
corticis concisi
corticum concisorum
Dat.
cortici conciso
corticibus concisis
Acc.
corticem concisum
cortices concisos
Abl.
cortice conciso
corticibus concisis
There are some exceptions in the list of the words of the 3rd declension. These words have the endings of masculine gender but the words are either feminine or neu­ter gender. They should be declined according to their genders.
ACTIVE VOCABULARY
activatus, a, um color, oris, m auctor, oris, m
dolor, oris, m flaco, onis, m homo, inis, m provisor, oris, m pulmo, onis, m sapo, onis, m
dexter, tra, trum diethylicus, a, um sinister, tra, trum saponatus, a, um
aether, eris, m cortex, icis, m carbo, onis, m flos, oris, m Bursa pastoris
activated fever author, the doctor who writes out a medical
prescription
ache, pain bottle a human being pharmacist lung soap
right diethyl, diethylated left soapy
— aether — bark — charcoal, coal — flower — shepherd’s purse
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Euphyllinum, i, n liquor, oris, m liquor Ammonii anisatus liquor Ammonii caustici mucilago, inis, f Tanacetum, i, n
Eufillin liquid, fluid ammonia-anise drops ammonia liquor, ammonia spirit mucilage tansy, feverfew
os, ossis, n os, oris, n tuber, eris, n Papaver, eris, n Piper, eris, n Polygonum hydropiper, eris, n arbor, oris, f Menyanthes, idis, f Menyanthes trifoliata Sambucus, i, f Sambucus nigra
Da in flaconibus. in dragee
bone mouth tuber poppy pepper water paper, hydropiper pepper tree bogbean, buckbean
European elder
Give in the bottles. in dragee
LATIN WORD COMBINATIONS
per os per rectum
orally, through the mouth rectally, through the rectum
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- pulmo dexter;
- liquor albus;
- сamphora trita.
Task II. Translate the following sentences from Latin into English.
1. Flores Sambuci nigrae exiccati.
2. Folia Menyanthidis trifoliatae seu Trifolii fibrini.
3. Flores Papaveris subatantias somniferas continent .
4. Bursa pastoris planta medicata est.
5. Mucilagines formae medicamentorum sunt.