medieval medicine 1000-1500 Flashcards

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what did Hippocrates discover?

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created the theory of four humours,hippocratic oath, and used careful observation

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short term impact of hippocrates discovery

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bleeding was used to balance out the humours. it was the first natural theory (not just focusing on god)

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long term impact of hippocrates discovery

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believed for 1000 years. Galen supported him and was supported by the church. Hippocratic oath is used today

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What did Galen discover?

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used four humours to create the theory of opposites.
practiced dissections on animals to have an idea about human body as human dissection was banned

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short impact of Galen’s discovery

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if you are hot eat something cold to balance out the liquids. Supported Hippocrates. Believed by the church as he believed in one creator

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long term impact of Galens discovery

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Not challenged until the renaissance period.
brain controlled the body was correct

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what did Avicenna discover?

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Islamic medicine. Wrote the book Healing, of Canon of Medicine

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short term impact of Avicenna discovery

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the canon listed 760 drugs

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long term impact of Avicenna discovery

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printed in Europe at least 60 times in Renaissance period

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Ibn al-Nafis discovery?

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Galen was wrong about how the heart worked as it did no go via the lungs

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short term impact of Ibn al-Nafis discovery?

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could not prove his ideas as islam do not allow dissection. books not read in the west.

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long term impact of Ibn al-Nafis discovery?

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europeans continued to accept Galens mistake until the seventeenth century

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what did Rhazes discover?

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Islamic medicine. Found the difference between smallpox and measles through careful observation

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short term impact if Rhazes discovery?

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followed Galen but was critical of one of his books. Scientific method used

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long term impact of Rhazes discovery

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wrote over 150 books

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what did Abulcasis discover?

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Muslim Surgeon who invented 26 new surgical instruments, made cauterisation popular

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short term impact of Abulcasis discovery

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made cauterisation popular. This was using a hot iron to burn blood vessels back together to stop bleeding

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long term impact of Abulcasis discovery

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wrote a 30 volume medical book ‘Al Tasnif’ to spread his ideas. Cauterisation used until renaissance

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what did Roger Bacon do?

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challenged the Catholic Church, spread anti Church views

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short term impact of Roger Bacon

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started to use scientific methods

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long term impact of Roger Bacon

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encourages challenges to the church

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what did John Ardene discover?

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first English surgeon, removed growths from anus, treated fistulas (swellings inside the body) told doctors how to behave, found healing ointment used hemlock, henbane and opium instead of cauterisation