neurologickým

Neurologickém is the masculine singular locative form of the Czech adjective neurologický, meaning neurological or relating to neurology. It is used with masculine singular nouns in the locative case, typically after prepositions that govern the locative, such as v (in) or o (about). For example: v neurologickém oddělení (in the neurology department), o neurologickém vyšetření (about a neurological examination).

Etymology and meaning: neurologický derives from the noun/neuron-related root neurologia, formed in Czech with the suffix -ický to indicate belonging or relation. The underlying term neurologie denotes the medical specialty and science concerned with the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. The adjective neurologický then describes things connected to that field.

Usage in Czech language: neurological is used widely in medical and academic contexts to describe diseases, procedures, equipment, or topics connected with the nervous system. Examples include neurologická nemoc (a neurological disease), neurologické vyšetření (a neurological examination), and neurologické oddělení (the neurology department). When the noun being described dictates the form, the adjective also inflects accordingly; for masculine singular in the locative case, neurologickém is used as in the examples above.

Relation to related terms: the term is closely linked to neurology as a discipline, with related Czech terms such as neurologie (the field of neurology), neurověda (neuroscience), and various compound forms using the ne prefix or the root neuron. The adjective itself is part of standard medical vocabulary and appears in clinical notes, patient records, and scholarly writing to denote aspects pertaining to neurology.