1. Medical English terms are mainly derived from Greek and Latin. 2. Medical terms follow specific rules regarding word roots, combining forms, and plural forms. 3. Suffixes like -algia, -itis and prefixes like gastro- indicate the word class and meaning when added to roots.

1. Features of Medical Terminology 医学术语学特征 第 5-10 章 杨明山

7. Staff of Asclepius

9. Mycenean Culture 西方医学摇篮 - 希腊南部

14. Origin of Medical Terms Greek 48.2% Latin 38.3% Anglo-Saxon 12.2%

19. Somatic Cell 体细胞

26. 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

28. Regular ruge for Plu r al Form corne a corne a e analy sis analys e s bacteri um bacteri a sarco ma Sarco ma ta cocc us cocc i ap ex Ap ices gangli on gangi a cerv ix Cerv ices

34. Latin Trace unchanged calci um calci um deleted asprin um asprin X + ine atropin um atrop ine

39. vent  ventr icle

41. Summary

43. Question 2 Medical terms has its rule. trilogy

45. 4. How to approach –o- a lgia gastr o - i tis gastr i tis men o - a lgia men a lgia gastr o - p exy gastr o p exy men o - p ause men o p ause

46. 5. Regular Plural Form corne a corne a e analy sis analys e s bacteri um bacteri a sarco ma Sarco ma ta cocc us cocc i ap ex Ap ices gangli on gangi a cerv ix Cerv ices

48. 6. Latin Trace unchanged calci um calci um deleted asprin um asprin X + ine atropin um atrop ine

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