CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY AS A STRUCTURED COMPONENT OF MEDICAL LANGUAGE
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clinical terminology, medical language, Latin, Greek terms, medical communication.Abstract
This article examines clinical terminology as a systematically organized component of medical language that ensures the accuracy and unambiguity of professional communication in healthcare. The sources of clinical terms, their structural and word-formation features, classification, and functional role in medical education and clinical practice are analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the importance of Greco-Latin elements in the construction of the medical terminology system.
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