doustnych

Doustních is the genitive plural form of the Czech adjective doustní, meaning "oral" or "by mouth." It is used in medical and dental contexts to describe substances, procedures, or routes of administration that involve the mouth. The form doustních appears when the adjective modifies plural nouns in the genitive case, for example in phrases like „účinky doustních léků“ or „dávky doustních roztoků.“

In common medical usage, doustní is employed to distinguish things taken through the mouth from other routes of administration, such as topical or parenteral routes. It often appears together with or as a counterpart to the synonym perorální (also meaning oral, derived from Latin per os). Clinically, you may see terms like doustní léky (oral medicines) or doustní podání (oral administration). The choice between doustní and perorální can depend on stylistic preference or specific medical context, but both convey the same general meaning of “by mouth.”

Etymology and scope: the term doustní derives from the Czech word for mouth and forms part of standard medical vocabulary. It is most commonly encountered in pharmacology, dentistry, and clinical documentation to specify the oral route of intake or the oral form of a preparation.

See also: perorální podání, perorální farmakologie, orální podání.

Overall, dous­t íní (doustních in the genitive plural) serves as a precise grammatical form within Czech medical language to indicate things relating to the mouth or to oral administration, used alongside synonymous terms where appropriate.