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nine gender the endings of the 1st declension are used. If the adjective is of masculine or neuter gender the endings of the 2nd declension are used.
Singularis
Pluralis
f m n f m
n
Nom.
latissima
latissimus
latissimum
latissimae
latissimi
latissima
Gen.
latissimae
latissimi
latissimarum
latissimorum
Dat.
latissimae
latissimo
latissimis
latissimis
Acc.
latissimam
latissimum
latissimum
latissimas
latissimos
latissima
Abl.
latissima
latissimo
latissimis
latissimis
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Make the forms of Comparative and Superlative degrees of the fol­lowing adjectives.
purus, a, um acutus, a, um spissus, a, um amarus, a, um lucidus, a, um calidus, a, um
dulcis, e subtilis, e mollis, e gravis, e puinguis, e fortis, e
Task II. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- pulvis subtilissimus;
- semen amarius;
- dosis letalis.
Task III. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. the purest vaseline in the ointment
2. a bitter decoction made of herbs
3. crude plant made of herbs
4. daily dose of nervine tea
5. Hydrargirum is heavy, iron is heavier.
6. (sing.) Filter and cool the infusion.
7. Honey and sugar are sweet.
8. Distilled water is the cleanest.
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9. Doctors use the purest ether for narcosis
10. Impalpable powders are prepared at the chemist’s. (impalpable powder
pulvis subtilissimus)
Task IV. Translate the following medical prescriptions from Latin into English.
(pulvis subtilissimus impalpable powder)
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Recipe:
Argenti nitratis Воli albae qantum satis ut fiant pilulae Numero 20 Da. Signa.
0.1
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Recipe:
Aetheris pro narcosi Chinini hydrochloridi Spiritus aethylici 95 % Olei Persicorum Misce. Da. Signa.
35.0
0.5 3 ml ad 60.0
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Recipe:
Specierum sedativarum Da. Signa.
50.0
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Recipe:
Pulveris Xeroformii subtilissimi Da. Signa.
30.0
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Recipe:
Solutionis Zinci sulfatis 0.25 % Acidi borici purissimi Misce. Da. Signa.
10 ml
0.2
Task V. Translate the following medical prescriptions from English into Latin.
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Take:
Leaves of gum tree Leaves of sage Flowers of Chamomile Peppermint oil Mix in order to obtain herb repertory. Give. Designate.
in equal measures of 3.0
2.0 5 drops
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Take:
Impampable powder of streptocid Cod-liver oil Mix. Give. Designate.
10.0
100.0
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Take:
Oil of Vaseline Oil of peppermint Mix. Give. Designate.
200.0 2 drops
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Take:
Impalpable powder of streptocide Yellow vaseline Mix in order to obtain ointment. Give. Designate.2
2.0
10.0
200
Take:
Leaves of bogbean Leaves of peppermint Herb of milfoil Herb of centaury Fruits of fennel Mix in order to obtain herb repertory
(centaury Centarium, i, m fennel Foeniculum, i, n)
ana 30.0
Task VI. Study the parts of the terms which asre used in the names of medicines.
MEDICINES FOR BLOOD DISEASES AND BLOOD VESSEL DISEASES
antithrombotic; anticoagulant (blood thinner)
parin hea(r), hepat t(h)romb
Dalteparin Heparibene Calcium Trombo-ASS Vessel ®due F
vasodilators, vasoconstrictors, angioprotectors
angi vas ven phleb card
AngioNorm Vasaprostan Venatabs Phlebalgin Ekvacard
hemopoetic
fer(r) h(a)em erythr er iron
Ferroceronum Haemostimulinum Erythrostim Eralfon Irongard
for hypertension
pres(s) ten(s) ton sartan pril
Apressinum Tensionim Tonocardin Amlodipin+Valsartan Berlipril
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Task VII. Read the names of the medicines, find meaningful parts of the words, and explain what the medicine is used for.
Enoxaparine Sodium Antithrombin Prezartan N Telsartan AM
Phlebopress Argeferr Ko-Perindopril Tenonorm
Erythropoietin Reohem Vasotenz H Fosicard H
ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
Task VIII. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- aether purissimus;
- remedium ultilius;
- solutio sterilis.
Task IX. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. the purest boric acid
2. tincture made of birch buds
3. pharmacists and doctors
4. antiseptic paper and bactericidal patch
5. pectoral species made of marigold, ledum, peppermint, licorice
6. Gold is heavy. Silver is heavier.
7. (sing.) Mix in order to obtain impalpable powder.
8. (sing.) Prepare aromatic tea.
9. They keep pills in the box.
10. Pills are made of pillular mass.
Task X. Read the names of the medicines, find meaningful parts of the words, and explain what the medicine is used for.
Baralgin Aethyotrastum Reladorm Nioscan Ioheksol Ganciclovir
Moxifloxacin Gefitinib Glurenorm Idarubicin Norgestrel Diflucan
Terconazole Phenobarbital Diaglinid Azythromycin Novothyral Enfuvirtide
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UNIT 29
IRRREGULAR AND INCOMPLETE FORMS OF THE DEGREES
OF COMPARISON
Diuretic and antihistamine medicines
In the Latin language there are adjectives that form the degrees of comparison from different stems.
Gradus positivus
Gradus comparativus
Gradus superlativus
bonus, a, um good
malus, a, um bad parvus, a, um little magnus, a, um big
melior, melius better
pejor, pejus worse
minor, minus less
major, majus bigger
optimus, a, um the best
pessimus, a, um the worst
minimus, a, um the least maxi-
mus, a, um the biggest
In the Latin Language there are some adjectives which do not have the Positive
degree. The forms of the Comparative and Superlative degree are used.
The forms of the Comparative degree are declined like the nous of the 3rd de­clension (consonant or main type). The forms of the Superlative degree are declined like the adjectives of the 1st (feminine gender) and the 2
nd
(masculine and neuter gen-
der) declensions.
English
Comparative degree
Superlative degree
upper
superior, ius
supremus, a, um
lower
inferior, ius
infimus, a, um
anterior
anterior, ius
posterior
posterior, ius
postremus, a, um
ior(m, f), ius(n)
3rd declension consonant type
us(m), a(f), um(n)
1st and 2nd declensions
E.g. the upper part pars, partis, f
superior, ius
Singularis
Pluralis
Nom.
pars superior/suprema
partes superiores/supremae
Gen.
partis superioris/supremae
partium superiorum/supremarum
Dat.
parti superiori/supremae
partibus superioribus/supremis
Acc.
partem superiorem/supremam
partes superiores/supremas
Abl.
parte superiore/suprema
partibus superioribus/supremis
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E.g. small tubercle tuberculum, i, n
maior, minus
Singularis
Pluralis
Nom.
tuberculum minus/mimimum
tubercula minora/mimima
Gen.
tuberculi minoris/mimimi
tuberculorum minorum/minimorum
Dat.
tuberculo minori/mimimo
tuberculis minoribus/mimimis
Acc.
tuberculum minus/ mimimum
tubercula minora/mimima
Abl.
tuberculo minore/mimimo
tuberculis minoribus/mimimis
ACTIVE VOCABULARY
crystallisatus, a, um haemorrhagicus, a, um
tannicus, a, um
diagnosis dubia diagnosis vera pulvis subtilissimus
acetum, i, n Chelidonium majus Cucurbita maxima Plantago major Spongilla, ae, f
crystalline, crystal haemorrhagic, bloody, relating to haemorrhage tanned, tanning
doubtful diagnosis right diagnosis impalpable powder
acetum, vinegar greater calendine, wortwart pumpkin, winter squash common plantain, greater plantain spongilla
LATIN APHORISMS
Opera et studio. Cogito, ergo sum. Arte et humanitate, labore et scientia Citius, altius, fortius
Through perspiration and inspiration I think, therefore, I am (Rene Descartes) With art and humanity, labor and knowledge Faster, higher, stronger (the Olympic
motto)
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- cucurbita maxima;
- remedium optimum;
- pars major.
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Task II. Translate the following word combinations from Latin into English.
1. Remedia amarissima in capsulis dantur.
2. Sapor Chinini et Struchnini nitratis amarissimus est.
3. Pro narcosi Aether purissimus adhibetur.
4. In medicina spiritus Vini rectificatissimus adhibetur.
5. Pulveres subtilissimi pro aspersione. (pro for)
6. Pilulae minimae granula nominantur.
7. Dosis maxima Norsulfasoli pro foe 7.0 est.
8. Pilulae maximae boli nominantur.
9. Folia Plantaginis majoris ut remedium expectorans adhibentur. (ut as)
10. Dosis maximae non semper doses optimae sunt.
Task III. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. sodium bicarbonate for injections
2. alcaloids in the leaves of common plantain
3. impalpable powder for suspension
4. decoction of pumpkin for the internal use
5. Sodium acetate is crystalline
6. Leaves of common plantain contain mucilage, tanning substances, ascorbic acid.
7. Seeds of pumpkin are anthelmintic remedy and sedative remedy.
8. (sing.) Grind the seeds of pumpkin.
9. Doctors take various parts of plants.
10. (plur.) Percolate the decoction of common palntain.
Task IV. Translate the following medical prescriptions from Latin into English.
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Recipe:
Picis liquidae 2,0 Extracti et pulveris radicis Glycyrrhizae quantum satis ut fiant pilulae Numero 30 Da. Signa.
2.0
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Recipe:
Viridis nitentis Spiritus aethylici 70 % Misce. Da. Signa.
2.0 100 ml
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Recipe:
Natrii hydrocarbonatis Kalii carbonatis Glycerini quantum satis, ut fiat pasta. Da. Signa.
1.0
4.0 204
Recipe:
Specierum diureticarum Da. Signa.
50.0
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Recipe:
Promedoli 0,02 Butyri Cacao quantum satis Misce, fiat suppositorium rectale Da tales doses Numero 8 Signa
0.02
Task V. Translate the following medical prescriptions from English into Latin.
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Take:
Streptocide Norsulfazole Sulfadimine Ephedrine hydrochloride Camfor Oil of gum tree Vaseline Mix in order to obtain ointment
(sulfadimine Sulfadimezinum, i, n)
in equal mesures of 5.0
1.0
3.0 5 drops up to 100.0
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Take:
Dry extract of poison nut Calcium glycerophosphate Pillular mass in a sufficient quantity in order to obtain pills number 30 Give. Designate.
0.3
6.0
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Take:
Codein phosphate Water of peppermint Mix. Give in a black flask. Designate.
0.2 up to 10 ml
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Take:
Solution of Glucose for injections Add aseptically solution of Strophantine for injections Mix. Give. Designate.
10 ml
0.5 ml
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Take:
Ammonia spirit Turpentine oil Acetum 70 % Camfor oil Alcohol Spongilla Mix. Give. Designate.
in equal measures of 5 ml
10.0
Task VI. Study the parts of the terms which asre used in the names of medicines.
DIURETICS
diuretic
ur thiazide semid cyst
Uregyt Chlorothiazide Furosemide Cystone
ANTIHISTAMINE
antihistamine
tadine iramine ast, astin (h)ist
al, ale, aler clar
Dezloratadine Brompheniramine Azelastin Histaprim Akristil Dezal Visalergol
Task VII. Read the names of the medicines, find meaningful parts of the words, and explain what the medicine is used for.
Urinex Pheniramine Suprastin
Torsemide Alerpriv Diuver
Claritine Cyproheptadine Histafen
ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
Task VIII. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- spiritus formicus;
- diagnosis dubia;
- ledum palustre.
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Task IX. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. (sing.) Take the aqueous solution of tannin.
2. (plur.) Mix suspension of barium sulfate with water.
3. Barium sulfate is a powder.
4. Milk contains calcium and phosphorus.
5. (sing.) Dry the roots of dandelion.
6. (He) uses olive oil in emulsion.
7. Raspberry has sweet fruits.
8. Leaves of coltsfoot are crude plant.
9. Poppy has white milky sap.
10. Infusion of leaves and flowers of marshmallow is an antibactericidal remedy.
Task X. Read the names of the medicines, find meaningful parts of the words, and explain what the medicine is used for.
Radedorm Ferinject Halcinonide Enoxaparin Cefixime Triazolam Pirfotechum
Angiorus Dasatinib Desipramine Tenorox Sitagliptin Adefovir Diflorasone
Zanozar Vasocet Conray Hipaque Orti-gynest Liothyronine Miconazole
Task XI. Read and translate the text.
Pulvis est forma medicamentorum dura. Sunt pulveres grossi, grossissimi, sub­tiles, subtilissimi; sunt pulveres simplices et compositi; sunt pulveres divisi et indi­visi; sunt pulveres ad usum internum et pulveres ad usum externum. Pulveres indivisi sunt pulveres ad usum externum, qui aspersiones nominantur. Pulveres divisi pro usu interno adhibentur.