Mediaeval to Renaissance causes of disease Flashcards

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What time period was the renaissance

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1500 - 1700

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What is renaissance French for

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Re birth

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What improved during the renaissance

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Medicine
Science
Technology
Art

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What did people have an interest in for the first time during the renaissance

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Learning for themselves rather than being told what to believe by the church

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What was now legal during the renaissance

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Dissections so people could cut open bodies and see what is inside

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What did people in mediaeval period believe human body was made up of

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Four humours
black bile
yellow bile
Blood
Phlegm

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When was the medieval period

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1250 - 1500

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What was believed to happen if the humours became unbalanced

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You will become ill 

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How did they believe you should cure yourself in the mediaeval period

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Balance the humours and remove some of the humours that are unbalanced

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10
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What are some ways of balancing the humours

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Bloodletting
Purging

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What continued about four humours into the renaissance

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Most doctors and people at the time still thought the four humore cause disease

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What changed about the theory of four humours during the renaissance

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Sydenham began to reject the theory of four humours as it couldn’t explain an epidemic such as the great plague

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What is miasma

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Believe that bad smells cause disease

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What continued about miasma into the renaissance

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People still believe that bad smells and evil fumes cause disease

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What did mediaeval people believe about God and disease

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Believed God sent disease as a punishment for sinning 

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What continued about beliefs of God and disease into the renaissance

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During the great plague people blamed God for sending it 

17
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What are flagellants

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People flogging themselves to remove sins

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What changed about the idea of disease and God during the renaissance

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The power of church began declining during the renaissance and less people believe God cause disease

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What was believed about the supernatural during mediaeval period

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People believed in zodiac signs in the alignment of the planets

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What continued about belief of supernatural into the renaissance

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During some diseases such as the plague people blamed it on the alignment of Jupiter and Saturn

21
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What changed about the belief of supernatural in the renaissance

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Fewer people believed in supernatural causes

22
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Who invented the theory of the four humours

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Greek physician Hippocrates

23
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Who created the theory of opposites

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What was the theory of opposites

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To treat someone you should do something that’s the opposite of the problem They have

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Examples of the theory of opposites
If people had colds. They will take a warm bath or eat a chilli If a patient has too much blood and we’re hot and dry they should be treated with cucumber because it’s cold and wet
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How was disease diagnosed during the mediaeval period
Observing samples of urine and using urine chart Looking at zodiac man