Medival Continuity And Change Flashcards

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Why did the invention of printing do little change at the start (1440)

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Most people couldn’t read or write or afford to buy books so new ideas could only be shared within a small part of society

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How were their similarities which showed no continuity and change from the way people reacted to the great plague compared to the Black Death

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Lots of treatments were still based through religion and superstition
People still did blood letting which actually made the plague worse
Some people still believed in the miasma theory

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How were their differences which showed continuity and change from the way people reacted to the great plague compared to the Black Death

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Towns and councils tried to prevent the diseases spread
People with the plague went into isolation
Areas of crowded people like the theatre were closed

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How did doctors start to improve and become more noticeably reliant

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They trained in the college of physicians (1518) and read books on Galen and recent medical developmentts
They were also given licences which deprecated then from quack doctors

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When did surgeons start to become more important

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In the 1700s and 1800s they began to gain the same status as doctors

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Who was John Hunter

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A well known surgeon and scientist who was remembered for encouraging better approaches to surgery

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How did hunter encourage better approaches to surgery

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Good scientific habits like learning as much about the body
Experimenting to find better ways to treat disease
Testing treatments before using them on animals

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How did hunter introduce a new way to aneurysm

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He tied off the blood vessel to encourage the blood to flow through the other vessels in the leg which prevent amputation

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Why were there few hospitals before the 18th century

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Henry v111 closed down all monasteries which set up most hospitals so they were closed

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What became more important in hospitals in the 18th and 19th century compared to before

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Treating disease rather than caring for people until they died

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When did improvements to conditions in workhouses start to come about

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1850s

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12
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What did Florence nightingale improve

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Nursing standards become more professional and disciplined

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What did nightingales book emphasise for nursing

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The need for hygiene and a professional attitude

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