18-19th Century Public Health Flashcards

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When did Jenner do his first experiment?

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1796

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Who passed the idea of inoculation to Britain?

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Lady Mary Wortley Montague

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When was the smallpox vaccine made compulsory?

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1853

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3
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When were germs discovered?

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1677, with microscope

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4
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When was Pasteur asked to investigate beetroot alcohol go sour?

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1857

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When was Germ Theory published?

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1861

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6
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Roughly when did Koch start investigating germs?

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1871

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7
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What was the average death for a working man in 1800?

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30

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8
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When did cholera arrive in Britain?

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1831

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9
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When were the cholera outbreaks?

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1831, 1837, 1838, 1848, 1854

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10
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When did the government set up an enquiry to find out about living conditions and health of the poor?

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1839

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11
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When was Chadwick’s report published?

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1842

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12
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What was Chadwick’s report called?

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The report on the sanitary conditions of the labouring population of Great Britain

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When, and what, was the first public health act?

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  1. National board of health created to set up local boards of health. Local boards could make sure new houses were built with drains and toilets, charge extra tax and appoint medical officers to inspect nuisances.
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14
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When did John Snow make his breakthrough?

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1854

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15
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When was the Great Stink?

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Summer 1858

16
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When were the sewers built from and to, and by who?

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1858-1866. Joseph Bazalgette

17
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When, and what, was the Sanitary Act?

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  1. Towns to install a proper water and sewage system. Inspectors to check.
18
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When, and what, was the Housing Act?

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  1. Councils have power to pull down worst houses and rebuild.
19
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When, and what, was the second public health act?

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  1. Local councils to keep pavements lit, paved and cleaned. Sewers clean and rubbish from streets. Increase taxes to pay for it.
20
Q

When were working class men given the vote?

A

1867

21
Q

When, and by who, was ether discovered?

A

1846, William Moston

22
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When, and by who, was chloroform discovered?

A

1847, James Simpson

23
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When, and by who, was carbolic acid first used in surgery?

A

1867, Joseph Lister

24
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When was the General Medical Register introduced?

A

1858

25
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When did Elizabeth Blackwell qualify as a doctor?

A

1849

26
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When did Elizabeth Garret qualify as a doctor?

A

1869

27
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When were women allowed to become doctors?

A

1876

28
Q

When did the Crimean war break out?

A

1854

29
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When was Notes on Nursing published?

A

1860

30
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When was Notes on Hospitals published?

A

1863