Seminar 3 Pronunciation practice Musculus latissimus dorsi Pars respiratoria tunicae mucosae nasi Vena aquaeductus cochleae Hiatus oesophageus Protuberantia occipitalis ID: 1044104
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1. Basic Medical TerminologySeminar 3
2. Pronunciation practiceMusculus latissimus dorsiPars respiratoria tunicae mucosae nasiVena aquaeductus cochleaeHiatus oesophageusProtuberantia occipitalis externaCum anaemia perniciosaNucleus ruber
3. RevisionWhat is a non-agreed attribute? Give an example.Which cases are used with Latin prepositions?Explain the difference in meaning between in venam and in vena.Which Latin prepositions require the use of the ablative case?
4. ABCDEFHead of… ?
5. aorta ~ sclera ~ ulna ~ digitus ~ maxilla ~ ligamentum ~ trachea ~ tibiaCreate meaningful diagnoses!RUPTURA ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________FRACTURA ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________
6. Translate into Latin(Handout 3, task 2)
7. Latin adjectivestheir function is to describe a nountheir form depends on the noun to which they refer >> NOUN + ADJECTIVE = AGREED ATTRIBUTE (agreement in gender, case and number) Example: musculus longus (nom. sg. m.) vena cava (nom. sg. f.) ligamentum latum (nom. sg. n.)
8. Adjectives of the 1st and 2nd declensionmagnus, a, um magnus magna magnum m. f. n. dexter, tra, trumdexter dextra dextrum m. f. n.(* liber, libera, liberum) Connect the following nouns with the adjectives above: coxa cervix oculus nervus crus arcus fibula femur collum septum
9. Agreed-attributeorbitapesdexterdextradextrumdextradextrumdexterdextrumdextradextergenuFind the right adjectives for the nouns in the triangles and change the whole phrases into Gen. sg.
10. Non-agreed vs. agreed attributeSingular1. fractura vertebrae fractura complicata 2. (causa) fracturae vertebrae fracturae complicatae4. (post) fracturam vertebrae (post) fracturam complicatam6. (cum) fractura vertebrae (cum) fractura complicataPlural 1. fracturae vertebrarum fracturae complicatae2. (causa) fracturarum vertebrarum fracturarum complicatarum4. (post) fracturas vertebrarum fracturas complicatas6. (cum) fracturis vertebrarum fracturis complicatisWhat is the difference in declining between the two phrases?
11. Dg.: Corpus alienum trac. GI l. sin. sine compl, sine inflam.Corpus alienum tractus gastrointestinalis lateris sinistri sine complicationibus, sine inflammationeRead and guess the meaning:
12. Contusio faciei l.dx. reg. ossis zygomat.Contusio faciei lateris dextri regionis ossis zygomaticiHaematoma faciei l. dx. reg. ossis et arc. zygomat.Haematoma faciei lateris dextri regionis ossis et arcus zygomatici