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History of Medicine Review

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    Medical Advancements/ Time Periods/ Medical Professionals
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  • In ancient times people believed that sickness and illness was caused by:
    Demons and Evil Spirits
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  • Mary was born during, when the study of medicine was prohibited. What time period was Mary born in?
    Dark Ages
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  • What was William Harvey's contribution to the medical field?
    he discovered and described how blood circulates through the body and documented the results.
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  • What medical treatment and medications were used during the Primitive Times? (3)
    Trepanation, Morphine, Digitalis
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  • Who was the first surgeon to deliver an infant via C-Section?
    Jesse Bennett
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  • Rene Laennec invented the Microscope and Gabriel Fahrenheit invented the Thermometer. T/F
    False
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  • Andreas Vesalius is known as the:
    Founder of Comparative Anatomy
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  • What surgical procedure was 1st performed by a South African Physician?
    Heart Transplant
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  • What significant event occurred during the Renaissance Age that impacted the world?
    The Rebirth of Medicine
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  • Who was considered the founder of modern nursing?
    Florence Nightingale
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  • Who received care at the Ancient Roman home hospitals?
    Injured Soldiers
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  • What did the Ancient Greece believe about illness and what did they do to learn more?
    Believed illness was a result of natural causes.Began modern medical science by observing the human body.
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  • Imhotep was the _____ of medicine and Hippocrates was the ______ of medicine.
    God of Medicine and Father of Medicine
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  • The Average life span for people living during the primitive times was:
    20-25 y/o
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  • What occurred in 1796?
    development of the smallpox vaccination
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  • The Bubonic Plague affected ___________% of the population in Asia, Africa and ___________.
    50-75% of the population in Asia, Africa and Europe
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