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what era was John Ardene from

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medieval

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what was John Ardene’s occupation

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battle surgeon in France - 100 year war

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what did John Ardene do 3

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  • 50% successful anus operations
  • made own pain relief- opium, hembrane and hemlock
  • avoided cauterising
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what was John Ardene’s impact

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1330 The Practice of Surgery

told doctors to trust their instinct not Galen

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what era was John Bradmore from

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medieval

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what was John Bradmore discovery 2

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the Bradmore Screw

used elderflower and honey to prevent infection

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what did John Bradmore do

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he invented the Bradmore Screw to save prince Henrys V

life as it was designed to remove an arrow from his face

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what era was Galen from

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Ancient Rome

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what were Galen’s key ideas

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took Hippocrates ideas further. Used the Four Humours and emphasised the importance of listening to a patient’s pulse. dissected animals in order to understand the human body better

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what was Galen’s influence

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used in western medicine for a long time

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what era was Hippocrates from

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greek

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what were the key ideas of Hippocrates

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believed that the four humours were to be kept in balance if a person was to be healthy

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what was the influence of Hippocrates

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doctors still use the Hippocratic oath

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who agreed with Hippocrates ideas and why

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the church and the ideas agreed with religious teachings so lasted a longer time

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what era was Rhazes from

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medieval

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what era was Ibn Sina

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medieval

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what did Ibn Sina do

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wrote many texts on medicine such as Kitab Ash-Shifa

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what era were Hugh and Theodoric of Lucca from

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medieval

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what did Hugh and Theodoric of Lucca do

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used wine as an antiseptic

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what was the impact of Hugh and Theodoric of lucca

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inspired surgeons to think of more antiseptics

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what era was James Simpson from

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industrial

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what did James Simpson do

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looked for a better aesthetic by sniffing drugs with friend and found chloroform

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what was the impact of James Simpson

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became best pain relief but surgery couldn’t be too long
used for women in labour but church opposed it
Queen Victoria used it after the birth of her 8th child

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what era was Joseph Lister from

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industrial

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what did Joseph Lister discover

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used carbolic acid as a spray which was the best antiseptic at the time.
lead to antiseptic surgery
inspired by the germ theory and applied it to his work

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what was Joseph listers impact

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sterile surgery

however faced opposition as it hurt surgeons hands

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what era was Florence Nightingale from

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industrial

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what were Florence Nightingale’s key ideas

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she opened hospital windows because of miasma

gave fresh food and made it healthy to patients

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what did Florence nightingale do

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worked in the crimean war hospitals

went back to Britain and funded training hospitals for nurses in st Thomas’.

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what was the influence of Florence Nightingale

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wrote a book ‘notes on nursing’ to make nursing a profession

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what era was Louis Pasteur from

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industrial

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what did Louis Pasteur discover

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he used acid to kill microorganisms before and after confinement
this led to the germ theory

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what was the impact of the Germ Theory

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immense
led to Pasteur developing vaccinations eg cholera
kochs discoveries
Paul Elrich developed the first magic bullet Salvarson 606 for syphilis

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what era was Robert Koch from

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industrial

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what did Robert koch do

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after germ theory koch identified many germs including TB and cholera in 1880s
koch developed a serum to fight diptheria which halved the death rate

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what was Robert koch impact

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his students also identified whooping cough diphtheria typhoid pneumonia plague and tetnas

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what era was Mary Seacole from

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industrial

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what did Mary Seacole do

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was a black women so faced discrimination and tried to join Florence Nightingale but wasn’t allowed so went to the Crimean war alone
opened a hotel to provide food and supplies to soldiers and also nursed them and wounded the ill

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what was the influence of Mary Seacole

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at the time she has little influence but became more personal for bravery and herbal remedies

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what era was Joseph Bazalgette from

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industrial

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why did Joseph Bazalgette help

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believed in miasma

wanted to deter the smell from the great stink 1858

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what did Joseph Bazalgette do

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built a huge sewer system that is still used due to being built for growing populations

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who funded Joseph bazalgette

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government - due to the great stink

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what was the impact of Joseph bazalgette

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saved lives stopped typhoid and cholera in London

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what era was Edwin Chadwick from

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industrial

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who did Edwin Chadwick help

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the poor

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what did Edwin Chadwick do

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proved that poverty causes ill health
1842 report on the sanitary conditions of the labouring poor population
helped set up the clean party

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what was the influence of Edwin Chadwick

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influenced the 1848 Public Health act

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what era was William Farr from

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industrial

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what did William Farr do

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1837 introduced a register if births marriages and deaths

work on improving slums but believed in miasma

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what era was John Snow from

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industrial

52
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what did John Snow discover

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was sceptical of miasma and believed that sewage dumped in rivers contaminated drinking water. found broad street pump in soho was contaminated - cholera

53
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what was the impact of John snow

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little at the time -warned people not to drink out the pump but no one listened

54
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what era was Sophia jex-Blake from

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industrial

55
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what did Sophia jex Blake do

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pioneered for womens medical education

1886 she founded the Edinburgh schools of medicine for women

56
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what was the impact of Sophia jex Blake

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in 1894 university of Edinburgh admitted women to graduate from medicine

57
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what era was Elizabeth Garrett Anderson fron

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industrial

58
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what did Elizabeth Garrett Anderson do

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the first woman to qualify in Britain as a physician and surgeon

59
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what era was Elizabeth Blackwell from

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industrial

60
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what did Elizabeth Blackwell do

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the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States and first woman on the medical register of the general medical council

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what era was Benjamin Disraeli from

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industrial

62
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what did Benjamin Disraeli do

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gave a new vision based on the concept of tory democracy forming a relationship between rich and poor where the upper and lower classes worked together

63
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what era was Ignaz Semmelweis from

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industrial

64
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what Ignaz Semmelweis do

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in 1847 showed washing hands with calcium chloride could drastically reduce the number of women dying during childbirth

65
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what was the impact of Ignaz Semmelweis

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death rates from 35% to 1% at his hospital

unfortunately few hospitals adopted this

66
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what era was William Harvey from

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renaissance

67
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what was William Harveys background

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war surgeon at doctors to kings

68
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what did William Harvey discover

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the heart is a pump and blood circulates round the body

the liver doesn’t make blood and you shouldn’t bleed them

69
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what did William Harvey experiment with

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used alive cold blooded animals pushed wires down veins to test valves

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what was the impact of William Harvey

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at first not good as he couldn’t prove it eg couldn’t prove tiny blood cells without a microscope but later vindicated.
book 1628 the motion of the heart

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what era was John hunter from

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renaissance

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what was John Harveys background

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surgeon worked with Jenner , army experience

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what did John Harvey believe

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best way to treat wounds is to leave it too nature

74
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what did John Harvey do

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gave himself stis to cure them

has a collection of body parts some stolen and sold to him

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what was the impact of John Harvey

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taught many student

father of scientific surgery

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what era was Andreas Vesalius from

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renaissance

77
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what was Andreas Vesalius’ background

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professor of surgery studied medicine in Italy

78
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what did Andreas Vesalius do

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stressed the need to dissect
anatomy is vital to surely
proved Galen iron about the heart and the jaw

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what was the impact of Andreas Vesalius

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book in 1543 the fabric of the human body

crucial challenged Galen and made dissection vital

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what era was ambroise pare from

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renaissance

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what was the background of ambroise pare

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ware surgeon in French wars

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what did ambroise pare do

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trial and error = experiment
stopped using hot oil on bullet wounds because he ran out of oil so used rose oil, turpentine and egg yolk
used ligatures of solo instead of cauterising

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what was the impact of ambroise pare

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very influenzas till and even designed prosthetics

wrote book les Oe Uvres

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what era was Edward Jenner from

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renaissance

85
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what were Edward Jenners key ideas

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cow pox meant you were immune to small pox

innoculation was not the most effective method

86
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what influence Edward Jenner

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was inoculated as a child found it terrible so it influenced him
vaccines are still used today

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what era was Thomas Sydenham from

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renaissance

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what were Thomas Sydenham’s beliefs

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observe the patient dont rely on books

disease behaves differently

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what was Thomas sydenhams treatment

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chinchana bark - malaria
cold therapy for small pox
not much bleeding

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was Thomas Sydenham successful

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very good but doctors didn’t like him

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what era was Harold gillies from

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modern

92
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what did Harold gillies discover

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the basis of skin grafting
persuaded the army to set up a special hospital in 1917 for facial repairs
over 5000 servicemen were treated by gillies and his men

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what was the impact of Harold gillies

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meant Archibald mcindoe advanced his techniques

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what era was Archibald mcindoe from

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modern

occupation surgeon

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what did Archibald mcindoe discover

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improved on gillies techniques of skin grafting. treated burns after pilots were shot down

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who did Archibald mcindoe help

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pilots during Battle of Britain and help patients reintegrate into society

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was Archibald mcindoe successful

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patients set up guinea pig club to celebrate his work

yes

98
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what era were Ernest chain and Howard Florey from

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modern

99
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what did Ernest chain and Howard Florey do

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1937 at Oxford uni they were working after reading flemings work
during ww2 the us government gave $25 million to produce penicillin and saved many lives
first human trial died as they ran out

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what was the impact of Ernest chain and Howard florey

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helped save many lives in ww2

101
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what era was Paul elrich from

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modern

102
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what did Paul elrich discover

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he developed the first magic bullet Salvarsan 606 for syphilis

103
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what was the impact of Paul elrich

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was then followed by prontosil

104
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what era was aneurin Bevan from

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modern

105
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what did Bevan do

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labour minister of health and housing was responsible for the creation of the ohs

106
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what was the impact of Bevan

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although it was opposed by doctors in meant health care was free to the poor improving the quality of life

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what era was William beveridge from

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modern

108
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what did William beveridge do

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the beveridge report aims were to end poor health and have better healthcare for all from ‘cradle to grave’

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what was the impact of William beveridge

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improved healthcare

110
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what era were crick and Watson from

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modern

111
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what did crick and Watson do

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1953 determination of the structure of DNA - the double helix twisted ladder model

112
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what was the impact of crick and watson

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helped people understand how genes control the chemical process

113
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what era was Gerhard domagk from

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modern

114
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what did Gerhard domagk discover

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he is credited with the discovery of sulfommidochrysoidine the first commercial available antibiotic

115
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what is the impact of Gerhard domagk

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able to treat illness

116
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what era was David Lloyd George from

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modern

117
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what did David Lloyd George do

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1911 national insurance act - provided British workers with insurance against illness
all wage earned joined and had to pay a weekly contribution

118
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what was the impact of David Lloyd George

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allowed people to take time of work if ill

119
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what era was Charles booth from

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modern

120
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what did Charles booth do

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extreme poverty still in London. drew a map showing this

121
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what was the impact of Charles booth

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influenced the changing attitudes to the poor and influenced the government to change

122
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what era was Alexander Fleming from

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modern

123
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what did Alexander Fleming do

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1928 didn’t wash Petri dishes and found germs were killed by penicillin
in 1929 he published his findings but didn’t have funds to develop

124
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what was the impact of Fleming

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influenced chain and Florey

125
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what era was Joseph rowntree free

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modern

126
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what did Joseph rowntree doo

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1904 Joseph rowntre foundation founded set up to find the root causes of social problems and ways to overcome them

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what was the impact of Joseph rowntree

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improved peoples lives as It targeted problems like poverty and health

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