Chapter One: A first look at Anatomy

Question 1

Hippocrates is the

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Father of Medicine

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Hippocrates nationality

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Greek

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Hippocrates Contribution

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Holistic Approach to Medicine

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Herophilus nationality

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Greek

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Herophilus home

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Alexandria

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Herophilus is the

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Father of Anatomy

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Herophilus contribution

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Dissection fueled Anatomy study

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Galen of Pergamum is the

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Prince of Physicians

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Galen Contrabution

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Experimentation in Medicine

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Moveable type importance to anatomy

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Enabled mass information dissemination

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How did people learn anatomy in the 1500s

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Anatomic theaters

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How to record anatomic findings

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drawing

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Andreas Vesalius nationality

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Belgian

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Andreas Vesalius movement

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refined observations

living anatomy

Question 15

How did Andreas Vesalius organize his classroom?

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He brought students close to the operating table

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Andreas Vesalius contribution

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corrected anatomical misconceptions

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Andreas Vesalius was the

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Reformer of Anatomy

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William Harvey nationality

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English

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William Harvey contributions

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Cardiology, Embryology

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Preserved Specimen

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Allowed scientists to collect bodies and body parts

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What increased the quality of anatomic illustrations in the 1700s?

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etching, engraving, mezzotint

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When did scientists stop inserting artistic representations into anatomic drawings

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early 1800s

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What allowed scientists to take cross-sections of cadavers

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frozen cadavers

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cryotechnology

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deep freezing human bodies to allow for slicing

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The Visible Human Project

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Using cryotechnology to study the human body

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Plastination

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preserves anatomic specimins via reactive polymers

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What can plastination preserve?

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Whole bodies | Individual Organs