PERPDENT

Question 1

THE FOUR BODILY HUMORS:

Answer 1

AIR - BLOOD
WATER - PHLEGM
FIRE - YELLOW BILE
EARTH - BLACK BILE

Question 2

-BECAMES THE FIRST FOUNDATION OF
HEMEOSTASIS. IN GREEK MEDICINE

Answer 2

ARISTOTLE

Question 3

He also stated that diseases/ illness
are caused by imbalance in humors.

Answer 3

ARISTOTLE

Question 4

THESE EARLY GRECIAN INTELLECTUALS WERE THE MOLD OF THE
MODERN PHYSICIAN-SCIENTISTS AND ARE CONSIDERED BY MOST
SCIENTISTS TODAY TO BE THEIR PROGENITORS.

Answer 4

HEALERS AND PHYSICIANS

Question 5

Describes himself as a
midwife which assists in
other giving birth to their
ideas.

Answer 5

SOCRATES

Question 6

This method of
questiong drawsout
an individual’s
unexamined
assumptions which
eleminates biases.

Answer 6

SOCRATIC METHOD

Question 7

This method is then
applied to clinical
medicine during
renaissance period.

Answer 7

SOCRATIC METHOD

Question 8

PAIN ASSESSMENT

Answer 8

S
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Site
Onset
Characteristic
Radiation
Associations
Time course
Exacerbations/relieving factors
Severity

Question 9

Where can you feel the pain?

Answer 9

SITE

Question 10

When did the pain start? Is it sudden or gradual?

Answer 10

ONSET

Question 11

What is the like? Dull ache, Stabbing or throbbing?

Answer 11

Characteristic

Question 12

Does the pain radiate anywhere?

Answer 12

RADIATION

Question 13

Any other pain symptoms associated with the pain

Answer 13

ASSOCIATION

Question 14

Does the pain follows any patterns? Morning or
Night time?

Answer 14

TIME COURSE

Question 15

Does anything change the pain?
Analgesics or any medications? Cold or Hot compress?

Answer 15

EXCACERBATIONS/RELIEVING FACTORS

Question 16

How bad is the pain?

Answer 16

Severity

Question 17

Diseases are caused naturally not
by superstitions and Gods.

Answer 17

HIPPOCRATES

Question 18

“the father of modern medicine”.

Answer 18

HIPPOCRATES

Question 19

the first physician to accurately describe
the symptoms of pneumonia, as well as
epilepsy in children.

Answer 19

HIPPOCRATES

Question 20

-Notes the effect of food, of occupation, and
especially of climate in causing disease.

-He centered his philosophy upon prognosis
rather than diagnosis and he rejected many
of the accepted mystical elements of
disease

Answer 20

HIPPOCRATES

Question 21

He is given credit for the first description of
clubbing of the fingers
chronic lung disease, lung cancer and
cyanotic heart disease

Answer 21

HIPPOCRATIC FINGERS

Question 22

ethical practice of
medicine

Answer 22

The Hippocratic Oath

Question 23

prImum non nocere

Answer 23

DO NO HARM

Question 24

A collection of data which was used
by Greek healers as a reference.

Answer 24

HIPPOCRATIC CORPUS

Question 25

The father of experimental
biology.

Galen’s system is derived from
both Aristotle and Hippocrates
data

Popularized standard humorism
until 1800’s

Answer 25

GALEN

Question 26

Learned anatomy by experience and made
detailed notes on anatomy.
he accurately observed how larynx works
and demonstrated how lungs filled up with
air. he also innovated cataract surgery.

Answer 26

GALEN

Question 27

He also discovered that veins doesn’t
contain air but blood.

Continues his anatomical study dissecting
animals like sheep and later on comparing
differences of anatomical structures.

His methods was then adopted in
systematized recording of data.

first teacher who used results of his own
research in teaching.

Answer 27

GALEN

Question 28

EVOLUTION OF THE ART AND SCIENCES (JUST CLICK)

Answer 28

ANCIENT HEALERS
- STREAM H “ HEALERS “ - MEDICINE - BARBER SURGEONS

-STREAM S “SCIENTISTS” - ANATOMY - BIOSCIENCES

Question 29

A clay tablet was excavated from an ancient city in the lower
Mesopotamian area of the Euphrates Valley, which dates from about 5000
B.C

India
Japan
China

Answer 29

TOOTHWORM

Question 30

Out of 50 sections only one is dedicated to the diseases of the teeth written
in this medical _____

Answer 30

PAPYRUS