| outgrowth | apophysis, is, f. |
| appendix | appendix, īcis, f. |
| related to heart and lungs | cardiopulmonālis, e |
| pertaining to the brain and the spinal cord | cerebrospinālis, e |
| lying on the opposite side | contrālaterālis, e |
| posterior part of the forebrain („in between- brain“) | diencephalon, ī, n. |
| little finger | digitus minimus |
| the outer layer of the skin | epidermis, idis, f. |
| epiorchium, inner leaf of the serous wrapper grown together with the surface of the testicle | epiorchium, ī, n. |
| sickle-shaped | falciformis, e |
| related to liver and kidney | hēpatorēnālis, e |
| under the clavicle | īnfrāclāviculāris, e |
| under the orbit | īnfrāorbitālis, e |
| below the temple | īnfrātemporālis, e |
| lying between two condyles | intercondylāris, e |
| between muscles | intermūsculāris, e |
| inside of the joint | intrāarticulāris, e |
| inside of the skull | intrācrāniālis, e |
| inside the muscle | intrāmūsculāris, e |
| nape, back of the neck | occiput, itis, n. |
| ligament tissue that surrounds the uterus | parametrium, ī, n. |
| lying next to the sternum | parasternālis, e |
| lying next to the thyroid gland | parathyroīdeus, a, um |
| covering of the cartilage | perichondrium, ī, n. |
| the suspension system of the tooth | periodontium, ī, n. |
| in front of the appendix | praecaecālis, e |
| retina | rētina, ae, f. (tunica) |
| serous, containing or generating a fluid similar to blood serum | serōsus, a, um |
| sternocleidomastoid muscle | sternocleidomastoīdeus, ī, m. (mūsculus) |
| layer | strātum, ī, n. |
| lying under the occiput | suboccipitālis, e |
| lying under the shoulder blade | subscapulāris, e |
| lying under the serous membrane | subserōsus, a, um |
| lying under the tendon | subtendineus, a, um |
| above the clavicle | suprāclāviculāris, e |
| above the kidney | suprārēnālis, e |
| above the scapula | suprāscapulāris, e |
| vaginal | vāgīnālis, e |
| vascular, with many blood vessels | vāsculōsus, a, um |
| visceral | vīscerālis, e |
| abrasion, scraping off | abrāsiō, ōnis, f. |
| abruption, breaking off | abruptiō, ōnis, f. |
| forming abscesses | abscēdēns, entis |
| abstemious, moderate | abstinentia, ae, f. |
| adhesiveness, to be stuck to smth | adhaesiō, ōnis, f. |
| removal, detachment (retina) | āmōtiō, ōnis, f. |
| resuscitation after the apparent death | anabiōsis, is, f. |
| anesthesia, numbness | anaesthēsia, ae, f. |
| analysis, take smth to pieces | analysis, is, f. |
| anamnesis, patient´s past medical history | anamnēsis, is, f. |
| against vomiting | antiemeticus, a, um |
| preventing sepsis, preventing spreading pathogenic organism | antisēpticus, a, um |
| absence of urine formation | anūria, ae, f. |
| voiding | apocrīnus, a, um |
| without pathogenic organism | asēpticus, a, um |
| weakness | asthenia, ae, f. |
| diminution | atrophia, ae, f. |
| inflammation of the bursa | bursītis, ītidis, f. |
| catarrh, inflammation with the secretion of phlegm | catarrhus, ī, m. |
| congenital cleft upper lip, jaw, hard and soft palate | cheilognathopalātoūranostaphyloschisis, is, f. |
| bordered, circumscribed | circumscrīptus, a, um |
| coagulation, clot | coāgulātiō, ōnis, f. |
| concussion | commōtiō, ōnis, f. |
| simultaneous occurrence of multiple diseases | comorbiditās, ātis, f. |
| compression, press | compressiō, ōnis, f. |
| contraindication, unsuitability for using drugs | contrāindicātiō, ōnis, f. |
| malformation | dēformitās, ātis, f. |
| diagnosis, complete knowledge about patient´s disease | diagnōsis, is, f. |
| forcible separation of parts normally joint | diastasis, is, f. |
| distinguish | differentiātiō, ōnis, f. |
| uneasy | difficilis, e |
| dual bone fracture | diffrāctiō, ōnis, f. |
| tear | dīlacerātiō, ōnis, f. |
| sow the seeds; spreading the diseases | dissēminātiō, ōnis, f. |
| not similar | dissimilis, e |
| indigestion | dyspepsia, ae, f. |
| nourishment malfunction | dystrophia, ae, f. |
| micturition disorders with pain | dysūria, ae, f. |
| vomiting | emesis, is, f. |
| nose bleeding | epistaxis, is, f. |
| excision, cutting out | excīsiō, ōnis, f. |
| poisoning by external toxins | exōtoxicōsis, is, f. |
| out of the body | extrācorporālis, e |
| outside of the uterus | extrāuterīnus, a, um |
| related to the family, hereditary | familiāris, e |
| pregnancy | graviditās, ātis, f. |
| increased tension, increased pressure | hypertonia, ae, f. |
| malnutrition, an enormously small organ | hypotrophia, ae, f. |
| lack of vitamins | hypovītaminōsis, is, f. |
| lack of oxygen in the organism | hypoxia, ae, f. |
| immobile, not movable | immōbilis, e |
| tight | incarcerātiō, ōnis, f. |
| incontinence, lack of voluntary control (of feces/ urine) | incontinentia, ae, f. |
| unfavorable | īnfaustus, a, um |
| incomplete bone fracture | īnfractiō, ōnis, f. |
| breath in | īnspīrātiō, ōnis, f. |
| interrupt, induced abortion | interruptiō, ōnis, f. |
| intestinal | intestīnālis, e |
| inside the skin | intrādermālis, e |
| inside of the uterus | intrāuterīnus, a, um |
| nonreturnable | irreversibilis, e |
| rinsing, an act of washing out a cavity | irrigātiō, ōnis, f. |
| irritation | irrītātiō, ōnis, f. |
| slow | lentus, a, um |
| metabolism, changes of mass of an eaten substance | metabolismus, ī, m. |
| obstipation, constipation | obstipātiō, ōnis, f. |
| closing | occlūsiō, ōnis, f. |
| removal of the ovary | ōvāriectomia, ae, f. |
| inflammation in the surroundings of the tooth | parodontītis, ītidis, f. |
| hyperacidity | peraciditās, ātis, f. |
| percussion, tapping | percussiō, ōnis, f. |
| inflammation of the periodontium | periodontītis, ītidis, f. |
| inflammation of periosteum | periostītis, ītidis, f. |
| persistent, outlasting | persistēns, entis |
| spreading of the disease through hollow organs | porogenēs, es |
| after injury | posttraumaticus, a, um |
| before birth | praenātālis, e |
| symptom occurring before the onset of symptoms characteristic for a particular disease | prodrōmus, ī, m. |
| progressing, moving forward | prōgrediēns, entis |
| protection against disease | prophylaxis, is, f. |
| false tumor | pseudotumor, ōris, m. |
| disease recurrence | recidīva, ae, f. |
| recovery after illness | reconvalēscentia, ae, f. |
| resuscitation | resuscitātiō, ōnis, f. |
| excretion | sēcrētiō, ōnis, f. |
| geriatric | senīlis, e |
| separation | sēparātiō, ōnis, f. |
| incomplete | subtōtālis, e |
| guild, living together | symbiōsis, is, f. |
| synthesis, put smth together | synthesis, is, f. |
| inflammation of the tendon | tendinītis, ītidis, f. |
| replacement | trānslocātiō, ōnis, f. |
| replacement of tissue or organ | trānsplantātiō, ōnis, f. |
| urine | ūrīna, ae, f. |
