Pgs 1 And 2 Flashcards

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What are the 2 major manuscripts?

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Ebers papyrus
Hippocrates

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2
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Content of ebers papyrus

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This contains content from VI DYNASTY .
Contains 700+ remedies for various diseases using medical plants
Eg - castor oil as laxative- still used today

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Info in Hippocrates was borrowed from and by who

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Greek borrowed info from the ebers papyrus and created a manuscript called HIPPOCRATES

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4
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Father of medicine

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Hippocrates

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5
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Hippocrates continents

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Doctors take the Hippocrates oath
Contains 400 medical plant description also described in earlier book

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6
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Who are the major authros and their books

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Theophrastus
Dioscorides
Galen of pergoman
Interactive schools
Comstatine , the african contributer

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7
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Theophrastus book name

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Inquiry into plants

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Dioscorides book name

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On medical matters

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Theophrastus

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father of botany
student of Aristotle,
first to write the book about the morphological similarities of plants which helped develop classification system of plant families

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Discorides

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Greek physician and pharmacologist
used ancient egypt and greek sources
Named and described 600 med plants and their therapeutic uses

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Galen of pergoman

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expanded upon the greek dioscorides and developed an encylopedia on greek and roman medicalteaching, focusing on pharmacology, plant drugs and use. Used till today

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12
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When were medical schools invented

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After the fall of western roman empire, religious orders in europe established medical schools, medical plant gardens and copied early medical manuscripts .

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What were the most innovative schools?

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Salerno , followed by schools at montpellier, oxford uni , university of paris and u of bologna

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14
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What did these schools helped with?

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helped retain past knowledge rather then new discoveries

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Constataine the african

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the major contributerto retaining past medicalteachings.
Hememorised islamic medical texts and translated it to latin for salerno school and
helped reintroduce and expand on greek-Roman knowledge by introducing new ideas from the islamic medicine

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16
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Major adv in Europe medicine were made in

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during the renaissance after printing press and movable type - it allowed for mass circulation of medical info

17
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The early renaissance is known as

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Age of herbals

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Why?

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The incunables (books printed at the time of renaissance) were mostly herbals that focused on plant origin

19
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Name the authors and their herbal books

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1- Leonhart Fuchs wrote “De historia stirpium”
2-Pier Andrea Matiollo wrote “commentarri”
3-William Turner wrote “the new herball”
4-Rembert Dodoens wrote “book of herbs”-
5- Giambattista Porta - phytognomonica

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Leonhart Fuchs wrote “De historia stirpium”

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Mostly from dioscorides and galen but updated and new info
Included quality Woodcut illustration and high botonical accuracy

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2- Pier Andrea Matiollo wrote “commentarri”

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Translation of dioscorides + updated + explanded texts
Original copy not printed so limited
Went through many editions (included woodcut illustration) and translated into many european Language

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3- William Turner wrote “the new herball”

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Through and complete work/excellent illustrations
Described medical plants used in England
Details on the efficacy of many herbal remedies

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4- Rembert Dodoens wrote “book of herbs”-

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The flemish - french went through manu versions
Consists of 800+ accurate and beautiful woodcuts
Herbal of john gerald was plagarism of dodoens

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5- Giambattista Porta - phytognomonica

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Plant indicators and doctrine of signatures

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Plant indicators and doctrine of signatures
Examples

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Liverwort - releives liver trouble
Snakeroot- antidote for snake venom
Adders tongue - cure for snakebite wounds, inflammation
Lungwort- cures pulmunary disease
Blood root - cures blood disorders , induces vomiting
Wormwood - expels intestinal parasites

26
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3 classical treatemnet in chinese medicine

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Acupuncture
Mixibustion
Herbal medicine

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Acupuncture

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stimulation by needle/pressure of blocked Qi

28
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Moxibustion

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paired with acupuncture- burning of mugwort leaves(moxa) leave close to energy points to facilitate healing

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Herbal medicine

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use of herbal plants.

30
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Chines/western medicine - greatly differs because

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Chinese medicine is based on application of knowledge accumulated from thousand of years

31
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Difference btw chinese and western medicine

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Based on - chines - philosophical sci
- western- physical sci
Approach - C- holistic
W- analytical/structural
Health - C - cultivation of life force (Qi)
W- elimination of disease and external pathogens
Treats - C- root causes
W- symtoms
Studies - C- syndromes
W- anatomy
Treatemnet- C- adaptive
W- standarized