• CONTENTS
• PREFACE
• CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY
  • TOPIC 1. Introduction to clinical terminology. Ways of terminological word formation. Prefixation
  • TOPIC 2. Suffixation as method of word formation in clinical terminology
  • TOPIC 3. Formation of clinical terminology by compounding
    • 3.1. Terminological elements denoting science, diagnostic methods, disease, age and gender
    • 3.2. Terminological elements denoting organs and body parts
    • 3.3. Terminological elements denoting pathological changes and treatment methods
    • 3.4. Terminological elements denoting tissues, types of secretions
    • 3.5. Terminological elements denoting conditions and processes
    • 3.6. Terminological elements denoting properties and characteristics
  • Latin-English dictionary of clinical terminology
  • English-Latin dictionary of clinical terminology
• PHARMACOLOGICAL TERMINOLOGY
  • TOPIC 1. Pharmaceutical nomenclature (basic concepts, names of medicinal products, frequent segments)
    • Common Stems Indicating Chemical Composition
  • TOPIC 2. Names of dosage forms, plants, and their parts. Rules for forming word combinations in the names of Latin medicinal preparations
  • TOPIC 3. Verb forms in prescriptions
  • TOPIC 4. Prescription structure. Main rules for prescription line. Prescription formulations
  • TOPIC 5. Names of chemical elements, acids, oxides, and hydroxides
  • TOPIC 6. The names of salts
  • Latin-English dictionary of pharmocological terminology
  • English-Latin dictionary of pharmocological terminology

Latin for Dentistry Students [Латинский язык для стоматологов]: teaching manual: in 2 parts / Derzhavin Tambov State University. — Tambov: Derzhavinsky Publishing House, 2023