Lecture 1 (History of Anatomy) Flashcards
4 Elements
Earth, air, water fire
4 conditions of the elements
Hot, cold, wet, dry
Dis-ease
Spiritual/ demons posses
Inbalance of the elements
4 Body Fluids
Humors
- Blood: came from the liver
- Phlegm: Mucus and pus, spit out through coughing
- Bile (yellow): gall bladder
- Bile (black): spleen
Hippocrates
400 B.C.
First to describe tuberculosis
Hippocrates
Categories of disease
Two
Acute: quick and lasted briefly
Chronic:long lasting (weeks, month, years)
Dis-ease groups
Sporadic: Only few ppl
Epidemic: many ppl, same problem
Hippocrate’s terms
Malignant: life threatening, evil and dangerous
Benign: innocent and would not kill you
Hippocratic Oath
Called men who wanted to study anatomy Oath to serve to community Do no harm Never perform abortion Would never hasten Death Disobey = cannot practice medicine
Aristotle
300 B.C.
The heart was the center of the mans soul, intelligence, personality, worth, character
Brain was responsible for cooing the blood
Men had fewer ribs and women had less teeth
Aristotle (Artery)
An air to or wind pipe
Vessels contain air not blood
Galen
150 A.D.
Father of Anatomy
wrote many volumes of anatomy of animals
Anatomy of animals were reflection of human anatomy
Injury to diff parts of spine = diff types of paralysis
Pulse too quick = dis-ease
His writings did not match human cadavers
Michelangelo and Leonardo
Given permission to look at human dissections by the church
Leonardo the first to understand the spine is not straight but had a natural curve
Versalius
“Father of modern anatomy”
Studying works of Galen
Went to cemeteries
Went to gallows to get bodies of dead prisoners
William Harvey
English physician
First understanding of flow of blood