3. Write the Latin part of a prescription for the following tablets and suppositories: 1) coated tablets of pentoxyl (Pentoxylum, i n) 0,2 in number 20; 2) tablets “Aёronum” in number 10; 3) suppositories “Bethiolum” in number 6; 4) suppositories with euphylline (Euphyllinum, i n) 0,2 in number 10; 5) tablets of furazolidone (Furazolidonum, i n) 0,1 in number 20.
HOME WORK
ü Exercise 3 in writing.
PRESCRIBING TABLETS AND SUPPOSITORIES
There are two ways of prescribing some medicinal preparations there. They are detailed and short. Detailed way of prescribing a medicinal preparation includes list of all the ingredients and quantity of each one. If a medicinal preparation is prescribed in a short way, the prescription line contains the name of medicinal form, active medicinal substance, its dose or quantity for the course of treatment. Short way of prescribing prevails because a lot of medicinal preparations are brought to the chemist’s ready-made.
Tablets are prescribed as follows:
1) - the name of the medicinal form is in the accusative plural (tabulettas),
- the name of the medicinal substance, placed after the medicinal form, is in the genitive singular (Analgini 0,5),
- quantity of doses is at the end of a line (numĕro 10):
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Recĭpe: |
Tabulettas Analgini 0,5 numĕro 10 Da. Signa: |
2) - the name of the medicinal form is in the accusative singular (tabulettam),
- the name of the medicinal substance, placed after the medicinal form, is in the genitive singular (Analgini 0,5),
- next line is occupied with the phrase Da tales doses numĕro ..., Give of such doses in number … .
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Recĭpe: |
Tabulettam Analgini 0,5 Da tales doses numĕro 10 Signa: |
3) if tablets have got commercial name,
- the name of the medicinal form is in the accusative plural (tabulettas),
- the commercial name is placed after the medicinal form, in the nominative and is in inverted commas (“Pentalginum”),
- quantity of doses is at the end of a line (numĕro 10) :
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Recĭpe: |
Tabulettas “Pentalginum” numĕro 10 Da. Signa: |
Suppositories are prescribed as follows:
1) - the name of the medicinal form is in the accusative plural (suppositoria),
- the name of the medicinal substance, placed after the medicinal form, is given with the preposition cum, (with), and is in the ablative singular (ending -o for the second declension) (cum Nystatino),
- quantity of doses is at the end of a line (numero 10):
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Recĭpe: |
Suppositoria cum Nystatino numero 10 Da. Signa: |
2) if suppositorieshave got commercial name,
- the name of the medicinal form is in the accusative plural (suppositoria),
- the commercial name placed after the medicinal form is in the nominative singular and is in inverted commas (“Anusolum”),
- quantity of doses is at the end of a line (numero 10):
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Recĭpe: |
Suppositoria “Anusolum” numero 10 Da. Signa: |
EXERCISES
1. Write the Latin part of a prescription for the following tablets:
1) tablets of monomycin (Monomycinum, i n) 0,25 in number 10; 2) tablets of methylandrostendiol (Methylandrostendiolum, i n) 0,025 in number 30; 3) tablets of nitroglycerin (Nitroglycerinum, i n) 0,005 in number 20; 4) tablets “Thepaphyllinum” in number 10; 5) coated tablets “Quadevitum” in number 25.
2. Write the Latin part of a prescription for the following suppositories:
1) suppositories with ichthyol (Ichthyolum, i n) 0,2 in number 10; 2) suppositories “Anaesthesolum” in number 12; 3) suppositories “Anusolum” in number 6; 4) suppositories with synthomycin (Synthomycinum, i n) 0, 25 in number 10.
3. Write the Latin part of a prescription for the following tablets and suppositories:
1) coated tablets of pentoxyl (Pentoxylum, i n) 0,2 in number 20; 2) tablets “Aёronum” in number 10; 3) suppositories “Bethiolum” in number 6; 4) suppositories with euphylline (Euphyllinum, i n) 0,2 in number 10; 5) tablets of furazolidone (Furazolidonum, i n) 0,1 in number 20.
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