Exam 1 Study Flashcards

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What are the four humors?

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  1. Blood. 2. Yellow bile. 3. Black Bile. 4. Phlegm.
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According to humorists, what was black bile thought to cause?

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Depression. The liver to produce blood contaminated with black bile.

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According to humorists, what was phlegm associated with?

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Apathy.

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According to humorists, what was yellow bile associated with?

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Aggression.

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According to humorists, why were patients given laxatives, emetics, or bleeding?

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To eliminate excess humors.

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According to humorists, why were patients given tonics?

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To increase good humors within the body.

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What are the four roots of pharmacy?

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  1. Doctor’s shop. 2. Apothecary shops. 3. General stores. 4. Wholesale druggists.
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What did Constantine the African do? (2)

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  1. Translated classical texts (from Greece) from Arabic to Latin. 2. Translated Antidotarium Nicolai (formulas) - a guide to making medications.
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What did Avicenna do?

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  1. He was an encyclopediaist on medicine. 2. Wrote the Canon of Medicine.
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10
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Who is considered the father of botany?

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Theophrastus.

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What is William Proctor known for? (3)

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  1. “Father of American Pharmacy.” 2. Established the American Pharmacists Association. 3. Worked on United States Pharmacopeia.
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Who was the Greek god, Hygieia? (2)

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  1. Goddess of hygiene and medicines. 2. Often seen holding a bowl and with a serpent.
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Where does the bowl symbol of pharmacy come from?

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Hygeia.

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14
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Who was Andrew Craigie?

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Apothecary General of the Continental Army during the American Revolution.

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Who was Hildegard? (2)

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  1. Nun in Middle Age Europe who wrote botanical and medicinal works, including poems. 2. Wrote Abbess.
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16
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Why did many apothecaries and physicians flee Europe?

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Because of disease outbreak.

17
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What is the cone-shaped symbol of pharmacy also called?

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“Sleeve of Hippocrates.”

18
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What did new drugs from the East and West result in? (2)

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  1. Inspire new thinking about drug action (Paracelsus - chemical drugs & Need for better books of formulas). 2. Solidifies position of pharmacy.
19
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What is an example of a remedy that was ignored by American settlers? What was the significance despite this?

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  1. Ginseng. 2. The sale of it as a commodity (not a therapeutic) helped open the American frontier.
20
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Who was Van Helmont?

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Alchemist & mystic who advocated for Magnetic/sympathetic remedies.