INTERPRETATION OF MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY BASED ON GREEK- LATIN ROOT
Keywords:
medical terminology, Greek-Latin root, word analysis, contextAbstract
The article wholly comprises the techniques of understanding of surgery terms and its features within proper context. There are discussed almost all types of terminology occurred in the literary texts, receipts, manuals and so on. It is supposed that interpretation of Greek Latin lexical units is the most challenging task so that are determined as the most helpful one for accurate comprehension of the terms. Moreover, some sentences are debriefed cognitively through the explanation in the further sentences.
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