CHEMICAL ELEMENTS USED IN THE FORMATION OF LATIN DRUG NAMES AND THEIR ANALYSIS
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Latin drug names, chemical elements, pharmaceutical terminology, drug nomenclature, element roots, analysisAbstract
This article analyzes chemical elements used in the formation of Latin drug names and their terminological significance. It examines Latin names and roots of chemical elements and their use in pharmaceutical nomenclature. The role of elements in identifying drug composition, pharmacological groups, and therapeutic effects is also discussed. The study contributes to improving professional terminology skills in medicine and pharmacy.
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