History of American Medicine Flashcards
When was the Great Flu Pandemic?
1918-1919
Where was A.T. Still granted an M.D. degree?
Kirksville, Missouri
What happened after the flexnor report was published in 1910?
Up to 50% of American medical schools closed
Who is the father of antiseptic surgery?
Joesph Lister
Who performed the first surgical operation using ether?
Crawford Long (1842)
The popular health movement advocated what four things?
Regular bathing
Fresh air
Exercise
Diet
Who was the first female surgeon in the US Army?
Mary Walker, M.D.
When did Still promote the idea to open the American School of Osteopathy?
1874
Who led the popular health movement?
Sylvester Graham
When and where was the first M.D. degree awarded?
- King’s College
What were the first two states to license D.O.s (in order) and in what year?
Vermont, North Dakota. 1896
When did A.T. Still die?
December 12th, 1917
What were the first four principles of osteopathic medicine?
The body is a unit
Structure and function are reciprocally related
Body possesses self-regulatory mechanisms
Body has inherent capacity to defend/repair itself
The popular health movement denounced what five things?
Improper dress Sexual permissiveness Gluttony Medication Unhealthy foods
Who is the father of psychiatry and signer of the Declaration of Independence?
Benjamin Rush, M.D.
When was Johns Hopkins University founded?
1893
When was the Mayo Clinic created?
1889 (due to a tornado)
What was not among Still’s original principles?
OMT
When did the American School of Osteopathy graduate its first students?
1894
Who was responsible for Osteopathy moving to Europe?
John Martin Littlejohn (1917)
Who earned their degree from the Medical College of Pennsylvania and was married to Abraham Jacobi (father of American pediatrics)?
Mary Corinna Putnam, M.D.
Who founded the Botanic Medical College?
Samuel Thompson (1840)
When was the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy started and by who?
- O.J. Snyder and Mason Pressly
In America, how did most physicians learn medicine?
As apprentices in the colonies (18th century)