Prevention - Renaissance vs Industrial Flashcards

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What is regimin sanitatis?

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The practice of staying clean and healthy to avoid illness.

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How did people ward off miasma in the renaissance?

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Sweet herbs

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How did people prevent disease in the renaissance period?

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Cleaning of the sewers and streets
Doing things in ‘moderation’
Less bathing due to syphilis.

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Was prevention of disease in the renaissance progress?

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Partial progress.
Large amount of continuity

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Who is Edward Jenner?

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The creator of the first vaccine.

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How did Jenner come to the making of a vaccine?

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He realised that people who had cowpox, couldn’t get small pox and experimented to make sure it was true.
He published his findings in 1798

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What was the impact of the small pox vaccine in the industrial period?

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  • 100,000 people vaccined by 1800
  • Government enforcement of vaccines
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What and when was the public health act?

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In 1848, councils improved water/sewage.
1. Clean water to prevent disease
2. Public toilets

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