history of medicine Flashcards

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medicine in primitive times consisted of:

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witch doctors, herbs and plants, and trepanning

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medicine in Egyptian times consisted of:

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mummification, prosthetics,

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what group of people were the earliest to keep health records?

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Egyptians

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what did the physician imhotep do?

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identified diseases and used medicine to heal diseases.

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what did the medical status of the chinese consist of?

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yin and yang, the five elements, teas, acupuncture.

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who was the greek hippocrates called?

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“Father of Medicine”

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Why is the greek man hippocrates important?

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the hippocratic oath and “code of ethics”

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why is Alcomeon inportant?

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first to study the nervous system and senses.

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what did greek aristotle do?

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Comparative anatomy (dissected animals to learn about humans)

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roman medicine consisted of:

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sending medical care to the military, early hospitals to contain diseases, developed sanitation system and public health.

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what makes Claudius Galen important?

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Comparative anatomy, used a pulse as a diagnostic tool, and used blood letting as a treatment.

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lots of diseases were common and deadly during:

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the dark and middle ages

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what diseases were common during the dark and middle ages?

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plague, small pox, leprosy, typhoid

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where was medicine practiced during the dark and middle ages?

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monasteries and convents

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what medical things did the arabs do to advance medicine during the dark and middle ages?

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made doctors pass a test, and separated doctors and pharmacists.

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what did Andreas Vesalius write?

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the first widespread anatomy book

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what did leonardo da vinci do?

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performed and documented human dissection

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18
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what did william harvey do?

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documented the circulation of blood

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why was the invention of the printing press a good thing?

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allowed anatomy books to be dispersed to a wide audience

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during the 16th and 17th century, what society was formed?

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the royal society which was the first medial library where physicians could find info

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during the 16th and 17th century, what did antony van leeuwenhoek invent?

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the microscope and studied bacteria

22
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during the 16th and 17 century, what were the “beginning of our current pharmacies”?

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apothecaries

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what did benjamin franklin do during the 18th century?

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he invented bifocals and “the reacher”

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what did edward jenner discover during the 28th century?

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the small pox vaccine

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what did gabriel fahrenheit invent during the 28th century?
the mercury thermometer
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where is rene leanec from and what did he invent? what time period was he in?
france, the stethoscope. 19th century to now
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where is johannes purkinje from and what did he discover?
from bohemia, discovered neurons, sweat glands, and purkinje fibers of the heart
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where is joseph lister from and what did he do?
from england, and the first doctor to use antiseptic during an operation to prevent infection
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where is ignas semmekweiss from and what did he do?
from Hungary, specialized in childbirth and realized the cause of childhood fever. instituted handwashing between doing dissections and delivering babies.
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Elizabeth blackwell:
from NY, 1st female to graduate med school, established clinic for poor women and children.
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Elizabeth nightingale:
from england/france, “lady of the lamp”, started the first nursing school and made nursing a honorable profession.
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Louis Pasteur:
from france, discovered pasteurization and why it is important and needed.
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Robert Koch:
from germany, “father of microbiology” linked bacteria to specific diseases working with Anthrax, tuberculosis, and cholera
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Clara Barton:
from massachusetts, established the red cross bc she believed that not only the injured or ill person need care but also the family surrounding the patient
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Sigmund Freud:
from austria, known as the father of phycology, the idea of phychoanalysis and the conscious vs unconscious mind is from his research
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Wilhelm Roetgen:
from germany, while working with cathode rays he discovered x rays, later died from radiation poisoning
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Karl Landsteiner:
from austria, the first to discover the different blood types (AOB groups)
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Marie curie:
from france/poland, first woman to receive a Nobel Prize(2 actually) for her discovery of isolated radium. was more famous than her scientist husband, died from radiation poisoning
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Banting/Best
from canada, learned that insulin is produced in the pancreas and if reintroduced could save a life, 14 yo boy was saved for the first time due to their discoveries
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Alexander fleming:
from scotland, received a Nobel prize for discovering penicillin in the mold of a petri dish and making into an antibiotic
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George Papanicolaou:
born in greece lived in NY, invented a way to test cervical cells in women to test them for cervical cancer and STI’s
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John Gibbon:
from pennysilvania, created the heart/lung machine that allows doctors to stop a heart during surgery and still be able to circulate blood for the patient
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Joseph Murray:
from Massachusetts, performed the first successful kidney transplant from one twin to another
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Jonas Salk
from pennsylvania, used a dead form of the polio virus as a vaccine against the disease, saved millions
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Edward’s/Steptoe:
from US/England, although continents away developed the in vitro fertilization. first baby conceived in this manner was Louise Brown in England
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Christian Bernard:
from south africa, was the first physician to perform a heart transplant and was motivated by the death of his brother
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Raymond Damadian
born in NY, invented the MRI