medicine - a revolution in medicine 1800:1900 Flashcards

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when was the microscope invented

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1677

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what happened in 1840 [henle]

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Henle challenged the spontaneous generation, he suggested microbes were the cause of infection but was dismissed at the time

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what was the lifespan of pasteur and who was he

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  • 1822 – 1895, French Scientist
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4
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when did pasteur publish the germ theory

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1861

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5
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what did pasteur help to develop and when

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the anthrax vaccine (1881) and the rabies vaccine (1885)

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6
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what did the germ theory help koch with

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to make important discoveries esp 1876-1883

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what was the lifespan of koch

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1843 - 1910

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what did koch discover

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the specific germs that caused:
 1876 – anthrax
 1882 – TB
 1883 - cholera

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what did koch prove

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cholera was spread in water as he found cholera in drinking water in India (1884)
 Confirmed Snow’s theory of why cholera spread in London

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10
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when did koch and pasteur fall out

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1882

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when was the franco-prussian war

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1870-1871

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what did lister introduce which was influenced by both koch and pasteur

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Lister introduced the French serum for diphtheria and within 10 years, the morality rate dropped to less than half

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what was the reaction to koch’s work in britain

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1876 – Tyndall lectured to British doctors on his discoveries
1879 – Cheyne translated his work into English and wrote a paper on Kochs findings

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what was the reaction to pasteur’s work in britain

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 Started to accept the Germ Theory
 1873-75 many British germ studies were published
 Robert developed a doctor’s version of his Germ Theory of disease – linked laboratory research to practical evidence
 1880s British Doctors accepted the Germ Theory and its role in explaining infection (surgery and public health benefitted)

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15
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what did ehrlich discover a magic bullet and what could it kill

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1909 which could kill syphillis

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16
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when was nitrous oxide discovered and by who

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1795 - beddoes and davy

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17
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what did clark do with ether

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1842 - tooth extraction

18
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who discovered chloroform as an anaesthetic and when

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simpson 1847

19
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who died due to chloroform and when

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greener 1848

20
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why was opposition to chloroform overcome

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 1853 Dr Snow convinced Queen Victoria to use it while giving birth
 1858 Snow published ‘On Chloroform and other Anaesthetics’

21
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what was the lifespan of lister

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1827 - 1912

22
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what did lister realise in 1860

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operations went well if the wound was kept free from infection

23
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what did lister do in 1867

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o March 1867 – published his results and the Germ Theory as an explanation of antiseptic technique
o August 1867 – lectured doctors about his tecnhnique

24
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who was the first person to apply the germ theory to surgery

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lister

25
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due to lister, death rate among patients dropped from what to what

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46% to 15%

26
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what was the average age of death for a working man in 1800s

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30

27
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in 1750 what was the population fo sheffield and what did it grow to in 1850

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12k to 150k

28
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what was the name for the attitude the government had to public health

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laissez faire

29
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in 1831 how many people died of cholera

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32k

30
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when was chadwick’s report published

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1842

31
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how many copies of chadwick’s report were handed out

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over 30k

32
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what did the chadwick’s report lead to

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first public health act in 1848

33
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what did dr snow do and when

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1854 - link cholera to water supply

34
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when was the great stink

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summer of 1858

35
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how much did london’s sewer system cost

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£1 billion

36
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when was london’s sewer system officially opened

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1865

37
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when could working men vote

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1867

38
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death rate fell from what in 1800 to what in 1900

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39 to 18

39
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the average age of death rose from 30 to 50 due to what

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the great stink [sewage system built]

40
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state 5 public health reforms that were brought in and when, then if possible what it was about

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1848 – First Public Health Act
1853 – Compulsory vaccination against smallpox
1866 – Sanitary Act
o Local councils were responsible for sewers, water and street cleaning
o Every town had to have a health inspector
1875
- Sale of Food and Drugs Act
 Guideline for quality and sale of food and medicines
- Artisans Dwelling Act (Housing Act)
 Homeowners were responsible for keeping their properties in good order
- Second Public Health Act

41
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when did pasteur publish the next stage of the theory, germs caused infection

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1878

42
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when did pasteur discover the vaccine for chicken cholera by chance thanks to his assistant Chamberland

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1879