Islamic Medicine HISTORY Flashcards

1
Q

What European ideas were still being used in Islamic medicine?

A
  • Idea of four humours
  • Observations
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2
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What did Muslims believed caused disease?

A

They were sent by Allah

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3
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How did Muslims believe diseases could be cured?

A

With some sort of medicine as Allah would not create pain without a remedy for it

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4
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What were patients given when discharged from Cairo hospital?

A

Money

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5
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Why were patients given money when discharged from Cairo hospital?

A

So they didn’t have to go straight back to work

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6
Q

What religious rule hindered the development of understanding human anatomy?

A

No dissection was allowed

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7
Q

What was invented for preparing drugs?

A

Distillation

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8
Q

What was used to stop pain during surgery?

A

Anaesthetics

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9
Q

Give an example of the Islamic use of anesthetics

A

Soaking a sponge in hashlish and opium then putting it on a patients face

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10
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What was the Muslim attitude towards surgery?

A

It was a last resort

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11
Q

What would be done before a surgery?

A

Working out what is causing the pain

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12
Q

What were artificial teeth made from?

A

Bone

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13
Q

Give an example of a public health mesure used in Islamic hospitals

A

Air circulation throughout wards

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14
Q

What was significant about Baghdad in developing ideas on health and medicine?

A

It became the centre for the translation of Greek manuscripts into Arabic

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15
Q

Where were hundreds of Ancient Greek medical books preserved and stored?

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The Caliph’s Library

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16
Q

What book was written by Ibn Sina that was used for centuries after?

A

Canon of Medicine

17
Q

What was significant about Abulcasis?

A
  • Wrote Al Tasrif
  • Invented 26 new surgical instruments
18
Q

Other than treating the sick, what else were Islamic hospitals used for?

A

Education, they contained lecture rooms and libraries

19
Q

What might Islamic medical students have done?

A
  • Recieve practical training
  • Observe patients
20
Q

What was done to prevent infection and bleeding?

A

Cauterisation