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Take:
Peach kernel oil
Etheric oil of valerian
Mix. Give. Designate.
10 ml
3 drops
29
Take:
Herb of Levant wormseed
Distilled water
Mix in order to obtain decoction.
Filter. Designate
25.0
200 ml
30
Take:
Infusion of senna leaves
Tincture of peppermint
Mix.
Give. Designate
10.0 — 150 ml
1 ml
Task VII. Study and memorize the following term-elements.
odont
peps(ia)
stheni(ia)
sten
troph(ia)
ton(ia)
a-, an-
— tooth
— digestion
— power, strength
— narrowing
— nutrition, nourishment
— pressure, tonus
— lack of, low level of,
negation, non-
dys-
hyper-
hypo-
— prefix, meaning disordered,
difficult, abnormal, disturbed
— prefix, meaning excessive
(amount), high (level) above,
over
— prefix, meaning below, un-
der, less than normal, abnormally low, deficiency
Task VIII. Find the term-elements in the following Latin terms and ex-
plain their meanings.
atonia
dystonia
hypertonia
hypotonia
asthenia
myasthenia
dystrophia
hypertrophia
hypotrophia
dysenteria
stenocardia
myocardiodystrophia

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ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
Task IX. Derive Latin and English terms with the following meanings,
write down the dictionary form of Latin words.
1. branch of medicine of medical science that studies the blood and lymph ves-
sels and their disorders
2. doctor who specializes in eye and vision care
3. any disorder of the mouth
4. lack of normal muscular tension or tonus
5. the increase of blood flow to different tissues in the body (in other words —
redness of the skin)
6. low blood sugar level
7. excessive amount of glucose in the blood
8. pain in the intestines
9. any disease or pathology of the intestines
10. toothache
Task X. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- substantia aromatica;
- succus amarus;
- acidum ascorbinicum.

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UNIT 8
ADJECTIVES DESIGNATING THE GROUPS OF DRUGS
ACCORDING TO THEIR PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTION
ACTIVE VOCABULARY
anaestheticus, a, um
analepticus, a, um
analgeticus, a, um
androgenus, a, um
antibioticus, a, um
antiemeticus, a, um
antithelminthicus, a, um
antipyreticus, a, um
antisepticus, a, um
bactericidus, a, um
barbituricus, a, um
cardiacus, a, um
cholagogus, a, um
conservatus, a, um
cytostaticus, a, um
diureticus, a, um
fungicidus, a, um
haemostaticus, a, um
heroicus, a, um
hypoglykaemicus, a, um
hypotensivus, a, um
hypotonicus, a, um
hypnoticus, a, um
intravenosus, a, um
laxativus, a, um
narcoticus, a, um
oestrogenus, a, um
psychotropus, a, um
purgativus, a, um
sedativus, a, um
spasmolyticus, a, um
thyr(e)ostaticus, a, um
aut
seu
bene
male
— anesthetic
— analeptic, stimulating
— analgesic, analgetic
— androgenic
— antibiotic
— antiemetic
— anthelmintic
— antipyretic
— antiseptic
— bactericidal
— barbiturate, barbituric
— cardiac, heart
— cholagogic, choleretic
— canned, preserved, tinned
— cytostatic
— diuretic
— antifungal, antimycotic
— hemostatic, stypic
— potent, heroic
— hypoglycemic, antihyperglycaemic
— blood pressure-lowing, hypotensive
— hypotonic
— sleep-inducing
— intravenosus
— laxative
— narcotic
— estrogenic
— psychotropic, psychoactive
— purgative
— sedative
— spasmolytic
— thyreostatic
— or
— or
— well, good
— bad, poorly

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multa
saepe
Achillea millefolium, ii, n
Capsicum, i, n
Persicum, i, n
Oleum Persicorum
Viburnum, i, n
— a lot of, many, much
— often
— milfoil, bloodwort
— red pepper
— peach
— peach kernel oil
— guelder-rose, snowball tree
LATIN APHORISMS
Dictum factum.
Cogito, ergo sum.
Tabula rasa.
Non progredi est regredi.
— No sooner said than done.
— I think therefore I am
— the mind in its primary state (a Latin phrase often
translated as clean slate in English and originates from the
Roman tabula, a wax-covered tablet used for notes, which
was blanked (rasa) by heating the wax and then smoothing
it).
— Not to advance is to retreat
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Decline the following word combinations in all cases:
- substantia narcotica;
- globulus oleosus;
- remedium antiemeticum.
Task II. Translate the following sentences from Latin into English.
1. Herba Millefolii cum foliis Urticae saepe praescribitur.
2. Xeroformium in unguentis adhibetur.
3. Multa glycosida in aqua bene solvuntur.
4. Pharmaceutae glycosidum Erysiminum eх herba Erysimi extrahunt. (ex —
from, out of, Erysimum,i, n — treacle, tarrify)
5. Capsinum et Capsitrinum praeparata cum tinctura Capsici sunt.
6. Ophthalmologia de oculorum morbis scientia est. (de — about)
7. Sorbum ad astheniam adhibetur. (ad — in case of, for (a disease))
8. Rheum et Linum remedia laxativa sunt.
9. Adde Saccharum in sirupum.
10. Praeparate remedium anthelminticum.

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Task III. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the
following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. anthelmintic remedy;
2. antiseptic paper;
3. antihypoglycemic remedies;
4. analgesic emulsion;
5. white anesthetic ointment;
6. dry (fluid) extract of guelder-rose;
7. Veronal is a sleep-inducing and narcotic remedy;
8. analgin, antipirin, amidopirin are analgesic and antipyretic remedies;
9. belladonna is an analgesic and spasmolytic remedy;
10. tinctures of lilly-of-the-vally, valerian and service tree are cardiac and seda-
tive remedies.
Task IV. Translate the following medical prescriptions from Latin into
English.
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Recipe:
Extracti Urticae fluidi
Extracti Millefoliifluidi
Misce. Da. Signa.
ana 25 ml
32
Recipe:
Olei Hippophaes
Da. Signa.
100 ml
33
Recipe:
Tincturae Capsici
Da in vitro fusco.
Signa.
20 ml
34
Recipe:
Extracti Virburni
Aquae destillatae
Misce. Da. Signa.
0.001
120 ml
35
Recipe:
Extracti Opii
Ichthyoli
Bityri Cacao
Misce, fiat suppositorium.
Da tales doses Numero 5 in charta cerata.
Signa.
0.015
0.01
0.3

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Task V. Translate the following medical prescriptions from English into
Latin.
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Take:
Dry extract of valerian
Give such doses number 20 in tablets.
Designate.
0.02
37
Take:
Emulsum of castor oil
Give in a dark flask.
Designate.
20 ml
38
Take:
Infusion of motherwort
Sodium bromide (bromidum, i, n)
Tincture of valerian
Mix. Give. Designate.
200 ml
3.0
2 ml
39
Take:
Leaves of red raspberry
Vaseline
Mix in order to obtain ointment.
Give. Designate.
50.0
100.0
40
Take:
Rhubarb syrup
Give. Designate.
40 ml
Task VI. Study and memorize the following term-elements.
aesthes(ia)
anti
chole, bil
helminth, verm
hypn, dorm, somn
iatr(ia)
lysis
philia
psyche
— sensibility, sensitivity
— against
— bile
— helmint, worm
— sleep
— treatment, healing
— break down of smth,
disintegration, destruction
— tendency toward smth,
fondness
— soul
py(on)
sepsis (septic)
spasm(us)
statis (stat)
tens, press
trop
ur(ia)
— pus
— sepsis (a severe medical
condition in which bacteria
enter the blood after the
operation or accident)
— spasm, convulsion
— state, immobility, stoppage
of circulation
— pressure, tonus
— turn, direction, course, way
— urine, urea
Task VII. Find the term-elements in the following Latin terms and explain
their meanings.
psychologia
urologus
spasmophilia
septicopyemia

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uraemia
haematuria
gastrospasmus
haemophilia
hyperaestheisa
hypotensia
ADDITIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
Task VIII. Derive Latin and English terms with the following meanings,
write down the dictionary form of Latin words.
1. a professional who practices psychology and studies mental states (perceptu-
al, cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behavior);
2. medical field that deals with the treatment of conditions involving the male
and female urinary tract and the male reproductive organs;
3. the rupturing (lysis) of red blood cells (erythrocytes) and the release of their
contents into surrounding fluid;
4. spasm of the muscles of the pharynx;
5. excessive sleepiness;
6. presence of bile in urine;
7. presence of bile in the blood;
8. the science and practice of diagnosing, treating, and preventing mental dis-
orders;
9. progressive wasting of muscle tissues;
10. experts on poisons and poisoning, a specialist who treats poisoning.
Task IX. Write down the dictionary form of the words and translate the
following word combinations from English into Latin.
1. bitter tincture of red pepper;
2. bactericidal patch in the box;
3. sedative mixture in the black flask;
4. herb of milfoil is a hemostatic remedy;
5. leaves of gum tree for antiseptics;
6. bearberry, cowberry and buds of birch tree are used as diuretics;
7. aethimidinum is a cytostatic remedy;
8. peach kernel oil is yellow and aromatic;
9. peach kernel oil dissolves etheric oils;
10. peach kernel oil is filtered and refrigerated.

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Task X. Read and translate the text from Latin into English.
De capsulis
Capsulae gelatinosae et amylaceae sunt. Capsulae gelatinosa e gelatin agua et
glycerino fabricantur. Sunt capsulae gelatinosae elasticae, capsulae durae et capsulae
operculatae. Capsulae forma variae sunt. Capsulae gelatinosae elasticae et durae
formam globuli habent. Capsulae operculatae froma cylindricae sunt. Capsulae amylaceae ex amylo et farina Tricici fabricantur. Forma capsularum amylacearum
sphaerica est. Capsulae amylaceae aliter oblatae nominantur.
de — about
e — made of smth, out of, from
fabricare — produce
durus, a, um — hard
operculatus, a, um — coated
sphaericus, a, um — round
aliter — otherwise, or
nominanare — to call, to moninate

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UNIT 9
CHEMICAL ELEMENTS IN LATIN.
NAMES OF ACIDS AND OXIDES
ACTIVE VOCABULARY
Chemical elements
Aluminium, i, n
Argentum, i, n
Arsenicum, i, n
Aurum, i, n
Barium, i, n
Bismuthum, i, n
Bromum, i, n
Calcium, i, n
Carboneum, i, n
Chlorum, i, n
Cuprum, i, n
Ferrum, i, n
Fluorum, i, n; Phthorum, i, n
Hydrargyrum, i, n
Hydrogenium, i, n
Iodum, i, n
Kalium, i, n
Magnesium, i, n; Magnium, i, n
Manganum, i, n
Natrium, i, n
Nitrogenium, i, n
Oxygenium, i, n
Phosphorus, i, m
Plumbum, i, n
Zincum, i, n
— aluminum
— silver
— arsenic
— gold
— barium
— bismuth
— bromine
— calcium
— carbon
— chlorine
— copper
— iron
— fluorine
— mercury, hydrargyrum
— hydrogen
— iodine
— potassium
— magnesium
— manganese
— sodium
— nitrogen
— oxygen
— phosphorus
— lead, plumbum
— zinc
Names of acids
Be careful with suffixes icum and osum in acids.
icum
osum
maximum degree of oxidation
minimum degree of oxidation

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E.g. acidum sulficum/acidum sulfurosum
acidum arsenicum/acidum arsenicosum
acidum aceticum
acidum benzonicum
acidum citricum
acidum formicum
acidum lacticum
acidum oxalicum
acidum tartaricum
— acetic acid
— benzoic acid
— citric acid
— formic acid
— lactic acid
— oxalic acid
— tartaric acid
Names of oxides
oxy
peroxy
hydroxy
— oxide — any compound of oxygen with
another element or a radical
— the oxide of a given base which contains the
greatest quantity of oxygen
— a substance containing hydrogen and oxygen,
made by combining water with an oxide
E.g. zinc oxide — Zinci oxydum
hydrogen peroxide — Hydrogenii peroxydum
alyminium hydroxide — Aluminii hydroxydum
ASSIGNMENTS
Task I. Translate the following word combinations from Latin into
English.
1. acidum nitricum
2. acidum nitrosum
3. acidum nicotinicum
4. acidum oleosum
5. acidum phosphoricum
6. acidum carbonicum
7. Plumbi oxydum
8. Mangani peroxydum
9. Calcii hydroxydum
10. Barii oxydum
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