1MST: greek and roman approach Flashcards

1
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name the 2 famous people

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hippocrates and galen

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2
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hippocrates came up with..?

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  • the hippocratic oath
  • the idea of clinical observation
    but also the Four Humours Theory
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3
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the four humours are..?

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phlegm, black bile, yellow bile, blood

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4
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the four humours are linked with..?

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the seasons and elements

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5
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common treatments for the four humours were

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primarily bloodletting, but also throwing up (YB), changing diet in some capacity (eg consume more red wine and red meat for blood), taking laxatives (BB) or breathing steam (P)

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galen’s ideas were supported by the ….. because?

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church
he was monotheistic and believed in the idea of a Creator (but was NOT Christian)

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7
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how long did Galen’s ideas last?

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1,400 years

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8
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Claudius Galen: key ideas

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  • Miasma Theory
  • built upon the Four Humours with the Theory of Opposites (basically do a treatment opposing the problem eg wet and hot blood should have a cold and dry solution)
    – thought blood was absorbed by the body and **was used up in the muscles **
    however…
  • supported clinical observation -started trend of herbal remedies through society through ToO
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9
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role of roman government

theme: government

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  • sewers and aqueducts
  • food, housing and infrastructure and good town planning
  • however- still inequality in wealth led to less access to doctors and diseases still spread quickly
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10
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how is galen linked to chance and religion

theme: chance and religion

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his ideas were spread by the church- was lucky

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11
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downfall of Rome- how did it happen

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Rome was sacked by the Visigoths in 410 AD and in 530 AD there were a lot of wars in the Roman Empire in Europe

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12
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downfall of Rome led to

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  • knowledge being lost as libraries were destroyed
  • infrastructure being damaged
  • less communication as no empire resulted in less trust between nations
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