Question

In medicine, the latin phrase oculus dexter refers to what part of the human body?.

Answer 1

Everything it have to be good amount because if you do more amount in medicine it will be bad for human and maybe it will cause a death because the overload amount in the medicine so everything it had to be good amount

Answer 2

Despite the fact that no one speaks Latin anymore, it is nevertheless used in the medical industry. In fact, the abbreviations for two Latin terms in the column labeled "Rx" are the first things you'll notice on a prescription for eyeglasses. In Latin, oculus dexter (OD) means "right eye," while oculus sinister (OS) means "left eye." Your optometrist will use these sentences to record the prescription for each eye. Your prescription may also have a column for OU, which stands for "oculus uterque," which means "both eyes" in Latin.