Medicine And The People Flashcards

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What time period was Hippocrates in

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Ancient Greek

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What did Hippocrates do

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The four 4 humours

Observing and recording

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What was Hippocrates impact on medicine

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The Hypocratic oath, books, scientific theory

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4
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What were the 4 humours

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Yellow bile, black bile, blood, phlegm

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5
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What time period was Galen in

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Ancient Rome

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What did Galen do

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Developed Hippocrates ideas, dissected animals, observe and record, proved the brain controlled the body and that veins and arteries carried blood

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7
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What was Galens impact on medicine

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His ideas lasted for 1500years

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What did Galen get wrong

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Dissected animals so thought the human jaw was two bones, the heart was two parts, the liver made blood from food

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What did Al Razi do

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Set up a hospital, wrote 230 medical books, proved smallpox and measles were different

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What did Ibn Sina do

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Wrote a book covering contagious diseases, STIs, quarantining, testing medicines, hygiene and medicine.
Disagreed with Hippocrates.
Tuberculosis was contagious

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What did Abulcasis do

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Was a great Arab surgeon, wrote many surgical books, taught surgeons to use appropriate equipment and anaesthetics, wrote about sowing wounds and setting fractures, dentures, made plaster of Paris

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How do did Christianity regress medicine

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Church banned dissection of corpses, people who opposed Galen’s ideas were punished, church encouraged prayer to cure illness, illness was punishment from God

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How did Christianity progress medicine

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Monasteries were like hospitals, Crusades meant that people would encounter Muslim doctors who were more advanced, preserved medical books

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What was the impact of Islam on medicine

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Set up hospitals, removed cataracts 1000 years before Europe, first pharmacies, anaesthetics allowed Caesarians, linked hygiene and health, public baths and fountains

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15
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How many hospitals were there in Baghdad in the 1100s

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There were 60 hospitals

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16
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When was the Black Death

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1348

17
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What was public health like in a middle age town

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People’s poo and animal guts in streets, open sewers, densely packed houses, people rarely washed

18
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What was public health like in a middle age monastery

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Pipes and gutters collected water do lavatories, fountains, privies that flushed into the river, herbal gardens, clean water

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What r the key features of medieval surgery

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No pain relief, untrained surgeons, unhygienic, surgeons used their own clothes, religion was important

20
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What were the beliefs of the causes of the Black Death

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Miasma, punishment from god, imbalance of 4 humours, pointed shoes, spread by eye contact

21
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What were treatments for the Black Death in 1348

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Praying, flagellation, bath or drink in urine, pop buboes, carry sweat smelling herbs, drink mixture of vinegar and mercury, attach live chicken onto buboes

22
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What were the impacts of the Black Death

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Killed 50-75million people in Europe.

Church lost power and influence