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1 ONE-WORD NAMES FOR INJURIES injury diagnosis LAESIO, ONIS, F. (lesion) Laesio ligamenti musculi flexoris digitorum manus l. sin. DEFORMITAS, ATIS, F. (deformity, deformation) Deformitas antebrachii l. dx. gravis LACERATIO, ONIS, F. (laceration) Laceratio tendinis musculi extensoris indicis l. sin. Laceratio renis sin. gr. IV CONTUSIO, ONIS, F. (contusion) HAEMATOMA, TIS, N. (haematoma) Contusio femoris l. sin cum haematomate musculi quadricipitis femoris l. sin. Contusio lienis gr. III. PERFORATIO, ONIS, F. (perforation) DISTENSIO, ONIS, F. (strain: an injury to a muscle or tendon in which the muscle fibers tear as a result of overstretching) St.p. perforationem vesicae felleae Distensio musculi recti abdominis l. dx. EXCORIATIO, ONIS, F. (scrape) Excoriationes faciei, manus l. utr. et genus l. utr. superficiales COMMOTIO, ONIS, F. (concussion) Commotio cerebri cum fissura ossis temporalis l. sin.
2 DISTORSIO, ONIS, F. (sprain, distorsion: a sudden or violent twist or wrench of a joint) Susp. distorsionis columnae vertebralis partis cervicalis LUXATIO, ONIS, F. (luxation) Fractura partis proximalis humeri l. sin. comminutiva cum luxatione ABRUPTIO, ONIS, F. (breaking off, abruption) Abruptio partis ventralis corporis vertebrae C7 v. s. COMBUSTIO, ONIS, F. (burn) CONGELATIO, ONIS, F. (frostbite) DECUBITUS, US, M. (bedsore, pressure sore, decubitus) Combustio thoracis, cervicis et faciei gr. II Congelationes extremitatis inferioris l. utr. gr. I. Decubitus regionis calcanei et ossis sacri gr. II. Vocabulary: flexor, oris, m. superficialis, e suspicio, onis, f. ventralis, e verisimiliter flexor ( a muscle serving to bend a body part) superficial (located on the surface) suspicion ventral (located on the anterior part of the body) probably
3 NUMERALS (unit 9) 1) numerals in anatomical terms vertebrae cervicales (C I VII) atlas (C I) axis (C II) vertebra prominens (C VII) vertebrae thoracicae (T I T XII) vertebrae lumbales (L I L V) vertebrae sacrales (I V) vertebrae coccygeae (I IV) costae (I XII) costae verae (I VII) costae spuriae (VIII XII) costae fluctuantes (XI XII) digitus primus/secundus/tertius/quartus/quintus dens incisivus primus/secundus dens praemolaris primus/secundus dens molaris primus/secundus/tertius ordinal numerals (1 12) nervi craniales nervus olfactorius (I) nervus opticus (II) nervus oculomotorius (III) nervus trochlearis (IV) nervus trigeminus (V) mervus abducens (VI) nervus facialis (VII) nervus vertibulochochlearis (VIII) nervus glossopharyngeus (IX) nervus vagus (X) nervus accessorius (XI) nervus hypoglossus (XII) nervi cervicales (C1 C8) nervi thoracici (T1 T12) nervi lumbales (L1 L5) nervi sacrales (S1 S5)
4 2) numerals in clinical terms Asthma bronchiale gr. III. Insufficientia renalis chronica gr. IV. St. p. amputationem pollicis et digiti II. manus l. dx. traumaticam Gangraena digiti IV. et V. pedis l. sin. ordinal numerals (1 12) St. p. fracturam vertebrae Th12 compressivam Fractura corporis vertebrae L2; fractura processus transversi vertebrae L2, L3, L4 et L5 l. dx. St. p. fracturam costae l. sin IV., V., VI. et VII. ante dies XII primi/secundi/terti/quarti/quinti/sextigravida primi/secundi/terti/quarti/quinti/sextipara St. p. hysterectomiam abdominalem simplicem anno 2012/05 multiple numerals (1 3 + multiplex) Pelvis renis l. dx. et ureter l. dx duplex Tumor lobi superioris pulmonis l. sin. triplex Metastases hepatis multiplices susp. numeral adverbs (1 3) Funiculus umbilicalis circum collum fetus semel/bis/ter in grav. hebd. 40+4
5 Vocabulary: annus, i, m. asthma, tis, n. year asthma (a chronic lung disorder with recurring episodes of airway obstruction) atlas, atlantis, m. bronchialis, e circum (+4th) coccygeus, a, um cranialis, e funiculus, i, m. gradus, us, m. hebdomas, adis, f. hysterectomia, ae, f. lateris utriusque lumbalis, e praemolaris, e prominens, entis renalis, e sacralis, e suspectus, a, um traumaticus, a, um umbilicalis, e atlas (the first vertebra of the neck) bronchial (pertaining to the bronchi) around coccygeal (pertaining to the coccyx) cranial (pertaining to the scull) cord grade week hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus) on both sides lumber (pertaing to the loins) premolar (preceding molar teeth) prominent renal (pertaining to the kidney) sacral (pertaining to the sacrum) suspicious traumatic (pertaining to or caused by an injury) umbilical (pertaining to the naval)
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