CLASSICS 2MT3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Classical Compound, Nota Bene, Otorhinolaryngology
3 Feb 2018
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Chapter 2 ears and abnormal conditions (or: osis and otic : shouldn"t confuse it with combining form of ear. Quid pro quo: favour for a favour, scratching each other"s back. Similia similibus curantur: similar things ( like things ) are cured by similar things ( like things ) Part 1: email questions: workbook/textbook note, does it matter how many attempts i take, moodle grade will always be your top grade, you can and often should, keep going till you get 100% Chapter 2: external anatomy epidermis cervix: chapter 2: latin forms, derma, dermis, brachium, mamma, umbilicus, pes, please note that all of these forms are singular nouns. That is, they are words, not combining forms. What ot we do with osis: otolaryngology (31/01/18) If it"s an adjective start with pertaining to. What ot we do with osis? abnormal condition .
