Booklet 4 Flashcards
1
Q
Penicillin
A
By Fleming discovered in 19th century.
- discovered by accident
2
Q
How penicillin was publicised
A
- by Flory and chain as they added to his work and made it more public.
- however the government really did it was they helped it be mass produced which helped in WW1 and WW2.
3
Q
Overuse of penicillin leads to what?
A
Bacteria mutating and natural selection makes sure that some types of bacteria are antibiotic resistant.
4
Q
Things changed by WW1
A
- shell shock treatment, looked more into mental health
- X-rays, improved public health and surgery.
- plastic surgery, when WW1 effected soldiers came home.
- blood transfusions could now be carried pit with more knowledge about the body.
5
Q
Sterile environment is?
A
A surgical environment where there is little to no bacteria.
6
Q
Early 20th century reforms
A
Liberal social reforms.
7
Q
The liberal social reforms X1
A
- free school meals.
- medical checks to kids in schools,
- more child protection laws
- sick pay to workers
8
Q
The liberal social reforms X2
A
- minimum wage introduced to tempt more people into work.
- more help for unemployed to find jobs.
- more people received pensions.
- more money given to retired poverty.
9
Q
Public health summary in 1930’s after liberal social reforms.
A
- doctors were more widely used.
- anaesthetic and antiseptics used.
- germ theory widely accepted.
- diagnosed people much easier.
- children get taught hygiene and more from a young age.
10
Q
William Beveridge
A
- had the idea of the welfare state.
- made the Beveridge report.
- said that the government should take care of society ‘from the cradle to the grave’
- sold 100,000 reports in first month.
11
Q
Welfare state.
A
- Beveridges idea of society.
- children, adults, family life and elderly all protected.
12
Q
Bevan?
A
- Labour Party.
- 1945 won election and put HNS into place.
- NHS was controversial as its expensive and they get no money back.
13
Q
Healthcare 21st century
A
- stop obesity
- more about prevention not cure.
- protection against STD’s
- teeth health
- strokes
- cancer research.