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Features of Medical Terminology. 医学术语学. Question 1. Medical English is from. Latin?. Greek Mythology. Asclepius Son of Apollo God of medicine. WHO logo. Mycenean Culture. 西方医学摇篮 希腊南部. Mycenean Culture. Hippocratis. Father of Western Medicine. Galen. Pergamum. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Features of Medical Terminology
医学术语学
Question 1
Medical English is from
Latin?
Greek Mythology
Asclepius
Son of Apollo
God of medicine
WHO logo
Mycenean Culture
西方医学摇篮希腊南部
Mycenean Culture
Hippocratis
Father
of
Western
Medicine
Galen
Pergamum
Pergamum (Ancient Town = Turkey)
Origin of Medical Terms
Greek : 48.2%Latin: 38.3%Anglo-Saxon: 12.2%
Conclusion
Medical English
is mainly from
Greek Medicine
Question 2
Are they regular?(synonyms of medicine)
Examle: 体1. Body
2. Corporo-
3. Somato-
4. -some
胃体Stomach
body
=
Gastric
corpus
Somatic Cell 体细胞
染色体
Conclusion
Trilogy of Medical Terms
““ 一词三式”是医学术语记忆核一词三式”是医学术语记忆核心心
Trilogy of Medical Terms
Question 3
Word root
or
Combining Form
?
Difference
①Word
②Change of word class
①Word + o
②Compound word
③cardio-
Conclusion
Root Combining form
Question 4
How to approach the connecting vowel letter?
Connecting vowel letter
① saved
Gastro -pexy gastropexy
Meno -pause menopause
② deleted
Gastro -itis Gastritis
Meno -algia Menalgia
构词形认知效果Masto-
-pexy
乳房固定术Gastro- 胃固定术
Colpohystero- 阴道子宫固定术Hepato- 肝固定术
Cysto 膀胱固定术Oophoro- 卵巢固定术
Question 5
Is it regular?
(pleural form)
Regular ruge for Plural Form
connea conmeae analysis analyses
bacterium bacteria sarcoma Sarcomata
coccus cocci apex Apices
ganglion gangia cervix Cervices
Conclusion
Plural forms
of medical terms
are
absolutely regular.
Question 5
What are the relics of Greek Origin?
χειρουργια
It’s greek to me.
Greek Trace
①Coccus
②Physician
③Rhinitis
④hemorrhgia
Latin Trace
How
to
approach
-um
?
Latin Trace
unchanged calcium calcium
deleted asprinum asprin
X + ine atropinum atropine
Question 6
Diminutive
(指小词 )
Toothette Toothette 小牙刷小牙刷
Diminutive
cell cellule
Diminutive
vent ventricle
Conclusion
?l? diminutive
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