Beginnings of Change Flashcards

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What happened in the renaissance to allow advances in anatomy

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reduction in churches power
scientific study
new artistic techniques
printing press

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What did Vesalius do that was significant

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studied human body itself
pointed out Galens flaws
Wrote “Fabric of the Human Body”

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What did William Harvey do that was significant

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challenged Galens ideas about the heart
proved the heart is a pump and blood circulates one way
wrote a book
proved his ideas through careful experimentation

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why did people oppose Harvey and Vesalius’s ideas

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people unwilling to move from Galen ideas

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Who was Ambrose pare and what did he do that was significant

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french army surgeon
used ligatures and a special ointment instead of boiling oil to treat wounds

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During the Renaissance, what new methods did people come up with for dealing with disease

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new plants and herbs used in remedies
Paracelsus burned Galens books and rejected 4 humours

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What new ideas were used during the Great Plague 1665

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victims quarantined for 40 days
burials carried out late at night or very early
some doctors said it was caused by invisible creatures in the air

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What was Quackery

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Where a quack doctor made money selling medicine. This medicine usually just turned out to be feel good drugs.

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What were some new hospitals built in the 18th century

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Manchester Royal Infirmary
Leeds General Infirmary
Birmingham General Hospital
St lukes Hospital
Londons lock hospital
Middlesex hospital

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10
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what 4 factors led to a boom in hospital building

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science
individuals
wealth
religion

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Why was John Hunter significant

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Education- he trained edward jenner
wrote books
new methods for surgery
used specimens

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What was innoculation

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where patients were given a mild form of smallpox in the hope that it made them immune from the disease`

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what were problems with innoculation

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risky
expensive
helped disease spread

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14
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What thesis did jenner come up with

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that cowpox made you immune to smallpox

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what was opposition to jenners “vaccination” program

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people uneasy about being given an animal disease
jenner could not explain how it worked
doctors made lots of money from innoculation
vaccination not totally safe

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16
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how was jenner supported by the government

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given £30k to set up a vaccination clinic

17
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how was jenner significant up to the present day

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smallpox is now completely eradicated worldwide.