MEDIEVAL CORE Flashcards

1
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What theory did Hyppocrates develop

A

Theory of 4 humors

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2
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What theory did Galen develop

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Theory of the opposites

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3
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Where did people pilgrimage to when often sick

A

Santiago di Compostela

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4
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How many hospitals did the church provide in the UK

A

400

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5
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What book did Ibn Sina write

A

Cannon of medicine (used until 1600s , 26 new surgical instruments)

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6
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What was the survival rate for John Arderns surgeries

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50%

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7
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What did Hugh Luca discover

A

Pouring wine on wounds prevented infection

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8
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How much were people expected to pay for breaking the law in 1388 that demanded people not to thow garbage outside of their house

A

£20

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9
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How many people died from the Black death in 18 months

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1.5 million

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10
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How did people attempt to cure it

A

Flagellants whipped themselves while others strapped live chickens on the buboes

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11
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What surgical instrument was developed by the barber surgeon

A

The fleam

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12
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Communication during the medieval period

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1) Herbal remedies were often passed around word of mouth through multiple generations
2) Ideas from Galen and Hyppocrates were passed down and spread through books(only monks could read them)

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13
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What did King Edward I complain about in 1298

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He complained that unhygienic conditions in York were a danger to his soldiers preparing for invasion

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14
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What proclamation did the mayor of Coventry create in 1421

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Every man had to clean the street outside their house on a Saturday or face a fine of 12p

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15
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What did the council also do in 1420

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They designated waste disposal locations such as the dunghill outside the city as Greyfriar Gate

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16
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How did Balds Leechbook fit in the factor of luck

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It has been recreated in modern laboratories and they were found to be at least as effective as modern medicines combating the MRSA bug

17
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How were wise women and apocatheries lucky

A

They often stumbled upon blends of herbs that cured some ilnesses

18
Q

How did war help the western world gain medical knowledge

A

Western armies often bought back knowledge from the Crusades from libaries of the Caliphs having fought the muslims in the east

19
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How did the medieval battlefield help medical knowledge progress

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The painful way in which battlefield ampuations were carried out meant that there was progress in the development of anaesthetics and antiseptic by surgeons e.g John Arderne developed painkillers after starting out as a battlefield surgeon in the 1340s

20
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What diseases did Rhazes accuratley describe

A

smallpox , measles

21
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How did Islamic faith hinder the development of medicine

A

Islamic law forbids the dissection of human bodies and many muslims believed all knowledge was contained in the Koran so there was little point trying to discover new things

22
Q

What saint , if prayed to , would cure your difficult pregnancy

A

St John of Bridlington

23
Q

What was the name of the monk put in prison for saying doctors should do original research and not trust everything in old texts

A

Roger Bacon (1200s)

24
Q

Who is Guy de Chaulic and why is he important

A

A french surgeon who dominated French and English surgery for 200 years. He wrote a book called Great Surgery in 1363

25
Q

What did John Arderne use as his painkillers

A

Opium , Hemlock

26
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What book did John Arderne write in 1350

A

Practise of Surgery which he advised doctors to have a calm bedside manner and urged them to use their judgement instead of Hippocrates and Galen

27
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What did Ibn Nafis disagree on with Galen

A

How blood moves around the body