LESSON 1 GLOBAL HISTORY Flashcards

1
Q

It was believed to be caused by the negative interaction between environment and the body.

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DISEASE

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2
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300 BC to180 AD
- “Father of medicine”
- Hippocratic Oath and Galen
- Greek physician and philosopher
- Four humuors
- Urine tasting

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HIPPOCRATES

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3
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Assessement of disorder through measurement of bodily fluids.

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FOUR HUMOURS

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4
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Four humours

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  • blood
  • phlegm
  • yellow bile
  • black bile
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5
Q

Appearance of bubbles, blood, and pus

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Indicate kidney disease and chronic illnesses

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6
Q

Diabetes

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Diarrhea of urine

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7
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Established the relationship between fluid intake and urine vloume

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GALEN

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8
Q

Water casting

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UROSCOPY

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9
Q

Physicians who failed to examine the urine

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Subject to public beatings

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10
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900 AD

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The first written book of urine

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11
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Early 11th century

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Practioners were not allowed to conduct physical examination

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12
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18th century

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Medical techniques and cadaver dissection were used (more objective and more accurate)

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13
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19th century

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Using machines for diagnosis and therapeutics

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14
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John Hutchinson
- measuring vital capacity of lungs

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SPIROMETER

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15
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Jules Herisson
- measuring blood pressure

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SPHYGMOMANOMETER

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16
Q

Pivotal in diagnosis for diabetes, anemia, diptheria, and syphilis

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CHEMISTRY

17
Q

1969

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80% of medical professionals are non-physicians

18
Q

Rene Laennec; 1816
- 1st diagnostic medical; lungs and heartbeats

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STETHOSCOPE

19
Q

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek; 1840
- 1st practical; advanced lens and lower costs

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MICROSCOPE

20
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Hermann von Helmoz; 1850
- 1st visual technology

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OPHTHALMOSCOPE

21
Q

Manuel Garcia; 1855
- observe larynx and throat

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LARYNGOSCOPE

22
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Wilhelm Roentgen; 1859
- radiation could penetrate solid objects of low density without surgery

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X-RAY

23
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Willian Einthoven; 1903
- measure electrical charges

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ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH

24
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Eizabeth Kenny; 1910
- pioneering work for modern PT; treatment of polio

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KENNY METHOD

25
Q

INFANTILE

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POLIO

26
Q

1927
- new stretche; transporting patients in shock

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SYLVIA STRETCHER

27
Q

Philip Drinker; 1927
- help paralyctic anterior poliomyelitis recover normal respiration

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DRINKER RESPIRATOR

28
Q

Hermann von Helmholz; 1939
- 1st visual technology

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HEART-LUNG MACHINE

29
Q

1929: 1st operated (FORSMANN)
1930-1940: developed (REBOUL, MONIZ, ROUSTHOI)
1941: safe method (COURNAND)

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CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION AND ANGIOGRAHPHY

30
Q

Inserting a cannula in an arm vein and into the heart with an injection of radiopaque dye for x-ray visualization

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CARDIAC CATHETERIZATION AND ANGIOGRAHPHY

31
Q

Visualization of small cells; tumor cells

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ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

32
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MRI

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Magnetic reasonance image

33
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Artificial innovations

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PROSTHESIS