Renaissance Flashcards

1
Q

What does the word ‘renaissance’ mean?

A

The re-birth

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2
Q

What ancient writings became popular again in this period?

A

Galen’s

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3
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Name a famous artist from the period that drew life like drawings of the body.

A

Titian

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4
Q

When was the printing press invented?

A

1440

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5
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What was the royal society committed too?

A

The sciences

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6
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When was the royal society set up?

A

1660

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7
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Who set up the society and ironically was also bled to death during this period?

A

(Unsure) Charles the 2nd

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8
Q

What is anatomy?

A

The study of the body

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9
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What was the name of Vesalius’s book?

A

The fabric of the human body

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10
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When was Vesalius’s book published?

A

1543

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11
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What was dissection?

A

Cutting up and exploring human/animal bodies

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12
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What was the difference between Galen and Vesalius’s dissections?

A

Galen dissected on animals

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13
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What did Galen say about the Jaw bone?

A

That humans had 2 jaw bones when there’s only 1

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14
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What did Vesalius prove about the holes in the septum?

A

He proved that their were no holes in The septum

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15
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How many parts did Vesalius prove the breastbone had?

A

7

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16
Q

Harvey’s book was published in 1628. What was it about?

A

It was an account on the motion of the heart and blood

17
Q

What did he discover allowed blood to flow in only one direction?

A

The heart

18
Q

When did the great plague hit London?

A

1665

19
Q

What was written on the doors of plague victims?

A

A cross with the phrase ‘Lord have mercy on us.’

20
Q

How many people were killed in the great plague?

A

70,000

21
Q

What was called the ‘kings evil’ ?

A

Scrofula/tuberculous