The article discusses the consequences of such infectious diseases as cholera, anthrax, yellow fever, lung worm, which were most common among livestock in Turkestan in the late 19th - early 20th centuries, and the extermination of livestock as a result ofthe rapid spread of these diseases, as well as the activities veterinary clinics in Turkestan, the necessary medical unit in institutions, data on its absence, analysis of the fact that veterinary work was not carried out at a high level.
The term corpus linguistics is now very popular. The compilation of a corpus of language texts is included among the priority areas of work of the academies. In paremes formed on the basis of the name “insect,” homonymy is observed between words that resemble the name of the insect and units that are homophones with the lexeme denoting the name of the insect. Direct homonymy is expressed by the lexemes mole, worm, donkey (dial. scorpion), and “burga” - “burgan” act as homophones. The creation of text corpora is considered by a number of scientists as the most important humanitarian task of linguistics. This article explains the concept of corpus linguistics and discusses its theoretical foundations.
The paper identifies the clinical, functional and radiological features of COPD in diabetes mellitus, the possibility of predicting its development. The examined patients were divided into 3 groups: patients with COPD in combination with diabetes mellitus, patients with COPD and patients with diabetes mellitus. In the structure of COPD, the pulmonary component and systemic manifestations arc distinguished, which can aggravate the disease. The manifestations of diabetes mellitus are based on micro- and macroangiopathies that affect pulmonary microcirculation. When managing patients with COPD in combination with diabetes mellitus, attention was drawn to more pronounced clinical manifestations of respiratory failure (shortness of breath, participation in breathing of auxiliary muscles, hypoxemia), especially in stage III COPD, compared to patients with COPD. To diagnose microvascular lesions in patients with COPD and diabetes mellitus, to predict the course of nonspecific lung diseases, based on the specific results of the study, multispiral computed tomography was performed. In patients with COPD, the assessment of the degree of impaired ventilation in the lungs should be carried out under CT conditions performed in the inspiratory and expiratory phases. Diagnostically significant for COPD during computed tomography is a symptom of expiratory "air trap", in combination with expansion and deformation of bronchi of various sizes, up to broncho- and bronchioectasis. When MSCT in patients with COPD and diabetes mellitus, pathognomic changes characterizing microangiopathy and fibrotic changes. The clear-cut shape of microvessels is a specific X-ray morphological sign in patients with COPD in combination with diabetes mellitus.