Classics 250 - Exam 2 Lesson 7 Material

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What does the narcotic drug morphine take its name from?

Morpheus, the Greco-Roman god of dreams

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Morpheus

Greek god of dreams and son of Sleep. He shaped people’s dreams.

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Why does morphine take it’s name from the Greek god of dreams?

Because of the dreams induced by the drug, especially by opium, from which morphine is derived.

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How did the prostate gland get its name?

Because of its location in front of the bladder and urethra

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Hemostat

An instrument - specifically a type of forceps - used to clamp off blood vessels to stem bleeding

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thermostat

Can be set to keep heat at a steady level

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Technical term for enlarged prostate

prostatic hyperplasia

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prostatic hyperplasia literal meaning

“over-development of the prostate”

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Micrognathia

MICR- = small

-o- = connective vowel

GNATH- = jaw

-ia = noun ending

Small jaw

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Rhinoplasty

RHIN- = nose

-o- = connecting vowel

PLAST- = form, develop

-y = noun ending

OR

-plasty = suffix indicating a surgically forming procedure

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Kleptomania

KLEPT- = steal

-o- = CV

MAN- = madness

-ia = noun ending

(-mania is also a suffix for obsession)

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adenoids

ADEN- = gland

-oid = resembling

addition of -s at the end turns an adjectival form into a (plural) noun

Objects resembling glands

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Ataxophobic

a- = not

TAX- = order

-o- = CV

PHOB- = fear

-ic = adjective ending

A person terrified by being in a chaotic, non-orderly environment

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Epileptic (seizure)

epi- = upon, over

LEP- = attack, seizure

-tic = adjective ending

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narcolepsy

NARC- = stupor

-o- = CV

LEP(S)- = attack, seizure

-y = noun ending

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phototropism

PHOT- = light

-o- = CV

TROP- = turning

-ism = noun ending

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-tropism = suffix for turning toward or away from an external stimulus

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What language is English most closely related to?

German

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What was the language of ancient Romans?

Latin

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In what century did Latin (become) the main language of western Europe?

4th c. CE

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Latin language spread main points

  1. Latin started small and spread drastically over 1,000 years

    1. It’s descendants (Romance languages) are still spoken across a large part of the globe