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The textbook is aimed to teach students the principles of the Latin grammar and medical terminology (anatomical-histological, pharmaceutical and clinical) in accordance with the requirements of the European Credit Transfer System. The changes introduced into the latest issues of the International Anatomical, Histological and Chemical Nomenclatures are included in the textbook. 31 units form the basis of the textbook supplemented with tables of the basic suffixes, prefixes, combining forms and anatomical terms, Latin-English and English-Latin glossaries, exercises, prescriptions, etc. There is also given information on ancient medicine.

The development of medicine as a separate science and especially the final dissociation of the medical terminology resulted in the strengthening of its ties with other sciences. Thus the Latin language is an effective means of broadening the outlook of a future doctor. The Latin aphorisms and quotations that supplement the textbook will assist in developing a logical and rational understanding of the peculiarities of the Latin grammar and will provide students with ample opportunity to estimate at true worth the uniqueness and wisdom of the ancient world.

The textbook is designed both for classroom use and for self-study training. The authors hope that the textbook will arouse interest in further study of the medical language by giving students and teachers of higher education institutions - medical universities, institutes and academies - the essential language tools to understand the meaning and proper use of anatomical, histological, pharmaceutical and clinical terms.