History Flashcards

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Describes the anatomy of the human body and includes a reference to bright and dark blood from separate channels in the body which interconnect

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Galen

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2
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Was the most popular form of treatment in the 18th century

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Blood letting

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3
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Vital force; essence of life

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Blood

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4
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Mentions liver as origin of blood and kidney as filter

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Galen

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7
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Publishes a book describing in great detail his model for the blood circulation a d function of the valves

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William harvey

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8
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Postulates that the body is comprised of four humors – blood, phlegm, black bile, yellow bile

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Hippocrates

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9
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De motu cordis

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William harvey

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11
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Earliest recorded transfusion as a remedy for apoplectic stroke

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Pope Innocent VIII

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12
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First successful animal to animal blood transfusion (dog to dog)

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Richard lower

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13
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18th century blood instruments

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Bleeding bowl
Scarificator
Weiss's improved cupping device
Glass cupping cups
Leach jars
Fox's glass leech
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14
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Discovered rhesus Rh blood type from his case report of post transfusion hemolysis ina group O patient who received blood from her blood group O husband

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Philip levine

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15
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What is the book that william harvey wrote.

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An Anatomical Exercide on the Motion of the heart and Blood in Animal

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16
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Discovered the fourth blood group, AB

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Alfred Decastello and Adriano sturli

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17
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First use of antiglobulin test

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Carlo moreschi

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18
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Devised a way to prevent blood clotting (joining an artery directly to a vein)

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Alexis carrel

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19
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Bloodbaths for physical and spiritual restoration. Drank blood of fallen gladiators in the belief that the blood could transmit vitality

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Romans and egyptians

21
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“Blood contained in the soul”

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Huang Di Nei Ching

23
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Performed first human to human blood transfusion but not confirmed

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Philip syng physick

24
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Advocated selecting donors by blood group and crossmatching

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Ludvig hektoen

25
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First animal to human blood transfusion (used calf’s blood) and who was his patient?

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Jean Baptiste Denis

Antoine Mauroy

26
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Importance of compatibility in his report of 128 cases of transfusion

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Reuben Ottenberg

27
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Developed Rh immune globulin for the prevention of hemolytic disease of the newborn

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Ronald fisher

28
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Described the use of antihuman globulin to indentofy incomplete antibodies

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Robin Coombs, Arthur Mourant, and Rob race

29
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First successful human to human blood transfusion from woman dying of postpartum hemorrhage with the blood of her husband

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James blundell

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Believes that the heart is the central organ of the body. The heart is a 3chambered organ, even in humans
Aristotle
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Inheritance patternof blood groups
Felix bernstein
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First toperform ABO typing and compatiblity testing; first to suggest the inheritance of ABO types
Richard weil
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20-40 gashes made in the legs of the patient and eas made to stand in basin of warm water
Scarificator
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Experimented with phosphate of soda
Braxton Hicks
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First human to human transfusion using citrated blood
Albert hustin
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Father of american surgery
Philip syng physick
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Discovered the ABO blood groups
Karl Landsteiner
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Published a set of animal experiments that proved that the donor and recipient must be of the same species
John henry leacock