medicine factors Flashcards

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Name some important individuals from medieval times

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Hippocrates, John Arderne, Avicenna, Galen

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How did Hippocrates impact medicine? - individuals, medieval

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Four humours theory, different parts of the body needed different treatments, wrote 60 books

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How did Galen impact medicine? - individuals, medieval

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learned about anatomy in a gladiator school, understood the importance of observation and recording symptoms, his books were used as university textbooks

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How did Avicenna impact medicine? - individuals, medieval

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wrote “Canon of Medicine”, his work translated into latin and used widely in the west

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Name some important individuals from early modern times

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Pare, William Harvey, Edward Jenner, John Hunter

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How did William Harvey impact medicine? - individuals, early modern

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challenged Galen, he experimented on animals and discovered how blood pumped around the body in a circular motion

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How did William Pare impact medicine? - individuals, early modern

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used a mixture of egg yolks, turpentine and oils of roses instead of hot oil, used ligatures to tie off wounds, invented Crow’s beak clamp to halt bleeding

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How did Edward Jenner impact medicine? - individuals, early modern

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developed the vaccination for smallpox

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Name some important individuals from the 19th century

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Louis Pasteur, Joseph Lister, John Snow

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How did Louis Pasteur impact medicine? - individuals, 19th century

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established the link between germs and disease, Germ Theory, invented pasteurisation, his first work on chicken cholera led to an effective vaccine against rabies in 1880

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How did Joseph Lister impact medicine? - individuals, 19th century

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started using an operating room sterilised using carbolic acid, wounds and dressing also soaked in it. Death rates fell from 46% - 15%

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How did John Snow impact medicine? - individuals, 19th century

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he proved that cholera was spread by dirty water, he removed the pump handle from an area where cholera had broken out and the disease stopped

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Name some important individuals from the 20th century

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Florey and Chain, Alexander Fleming and William Rivers

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How did Florey and Chain impact medicine? - individuals, 20th century

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they continued the work of Alexander Fleming

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How did Alexander Fleming impact medicine? - individuals, 20th century

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he discovered penicillin by chance when a mould grew on staphylococci and killed the germ

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How did William Rivers impact medicine? - individuals, 20th century

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William Rivers developed the “talking cure” which encouraged soldiers to talk about their experiences, used to treat PTSD

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Name two wars that helped medicine in medieval times

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Crusades and 100 Years War

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How did the Crusades war (1100-1300) impact medicine? - war, medieval

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christians came into contact with the more advanced Islamic medical texts while in the middle east

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How did the 100 years war (1337-1453)impact medicine? -war, medieval

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John Arderne developed his painkilling ointments of Hemlock, opium and henbane which reduced the need for cauterisations

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Name wars from the early modern era

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The Italian War, Seven Years’ War

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How did the Italian war (1536-38) impact medicine? - war, early modern

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Pare developed his methods: mixture of egg yolk, turpentine and rose oil, ligatures, artificial limbs

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How did the Seven Years war (1756-63) impact medicine? - war, early modern

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John Hunter: believed in letting nature heal wounds, teacher of anatomy and trained surgeons

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Name some significant wars from the 19th century

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Crimean war

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How did the crimean war impact medicine?

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during the war Florence Nightingale cleaned up hospital wards and cut the infection death rate from 40% to 2%

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name the wars in the 20th century
World War One and World War Two
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How did world war one (1914-18) impact medicine ?
mobile x-ray unit, 1915- first blood banks set up, Harold Gillies developed skin grafts, treatment for PTSD developed by William Rivers
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How did world war two (1939-45) impact the medicine ?
sped up of production of penicillin, heart surgery progressed, better blood transfusions- 700,000 donors,
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What did the government contribute to in medieval times ?
the mayor of coventry helped to clean up, tried to help with the black death
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What steps did the Mayor of Coventry take ? - government, medieval
1421 - mayor proclaimed every man clean the street in front of house or face a 12 penny fine waste disposal locations and dunghills