Renaissance Medicine Flashcards

1
Q

What does the word ‘renaissance’ mean?

A

Rebirth

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2
Q

What ancient writings became popular again?

A

Greek and Roman

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3
Q

Name a famous artist from the period that drew

life like drawings of the body.

A

Da Vinci

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4
Q

When was the printing press invented?

A

1450

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5
Q

How did exploration (travel) help medicine in

this period?

A

New ingredients

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6
Q

What new machinery was developed?

A

Pump, glass

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7
Q

What was the Royal Society committed to?

A

Experimentation

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8
Q

Who set up the society and ironic was also bleed

to death in this period?

A

King Charles II

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9
Q

What was the name of Vesalius’s book?

A

Fabric of the Human Body

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10
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When was Vesalius’ book published?

A

1543

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11
Q

What was the difference between Galen and

Vesalius’s dissections?

A

Galen was animals and Vesalius was humans.

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12
Q

What did Galen say about the jawbone?

A

It had 2 pieces

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13
Q

What did Vesalius prove about holes in the

septum?

A

There were none

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14
Q

How many parts did Vesalius prove the

breastbone had?

A

3 not 7

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15
Q

Harvey’s book was published in 1628. What

was it about?

A

Circulation of blood

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16
Q

His experiments showed what about the

arteries and veins?

A

Arteries carry blood away from the heart and veins carry blood to the heart.

17
Q

What did he discover allowed blood to only

flow in one direction?

A

Valves

18
Q

When did the Great Plague hit London?

A

1665

19
Q

Give an example of continuity in the way it was

dealt with.

A

Herbs

20
Q

Give an example of change in the way it was

dealt with.

A
  • Killed cats and dogs
  • Isolation
  • Searchers
  • Watchmen
21
Q

What period of time was Renaissance medicine?

A

1350 - 1700