Renaissance Medicine 1500-1700 Flashcards

1
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What does Renaissance mean?

A

Rebirth.

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What were the causes and diagnosis of diseases?

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God,4 Humours, Miasma (bad air), Planets out of line. (same as the middle ages) They were also trying to learn more.

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3
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Who was the English father of medicine?

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Thomas Sydenham.

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4
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What did Thomas Sydenham do?

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He focused on the progress, cures, diagnosis and natural cures rather than supernatural ones.

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What were the treatments and care?

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Bleeding, Purging, Herbal remedies, God and the king, Folk remedies. (same as middle ages) They also tried to find more practical cures.

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What types of healers/hospital thingys were there?

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Women had an important role still, they had Physicians, Doctors, Surgeons and Apothecaries.

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What training did the Physicians get?

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They focused more on vesalius and anatomy and harvey and physiology.

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8
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What ancient writings became popular again?

A

Greek and Roman.

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9
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Name the famous artist from the period that drew life like drawings of the body.

A

Leonardo Da Vinci.

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10
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What was the Royal Society committed to?

A

Spreading discoveries, Science.

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When was the Royal Society set up?

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Mid-late 1600s.

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Who set up the Royal Society and ironically was also bled to death in this period?

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Charles ll.

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13
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What is anatomy?

A

Structure of the body.

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14
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What was the name of Vesalius’ book?

A

Fabric of the human body.

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15
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When was it published?

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1543.

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16
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When was the printing press invented?

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1445.

17
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What was dissection?

A

Cutting open the body and studying the structure of it.

18
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What was the difference between Galen and Vesalius’ dissections?

A

Galen dissected animals.

Vesalius dissected humans.

19
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What did Galen say about the jawbone?

A

It had 2 bones.

20
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What did Vesalius prove wrong about the breast bone?

A

He proved there were 3 bones not 7 (as Galen had said)

21
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What did Vesalius prove about the holes in the septum?

A

There were no holes.

22
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Harvey’s book was published in 1628. What was it about?

A

Circulation of the blood.

23
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What did Harvey’s experiments show about the arteries and veins?

A

His experiments showed that veins carried blood around the body, not blood and air.

24
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What did Harvey discover that allowed blood to only flow in one direction?

A

He discovered valves.

25
Q

When did the Great Plague hit London?

A

It hit London in 1665-1666.

26
Q

What is an example of continuity in the way it was dealt with.

A

Bloodletting.