Health & The People: Key Figures In Medieval Medicine Flashcards

1
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What did Vesalius dissect? (2)

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Pigs & apes

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2
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How did versalius learn from dissections?

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By doing them himself

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3
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What did Vesalius make with his findings?

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Charts and Drawings

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4
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What were Vesalius’ ideas based on?

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Scientifical discoveries

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5
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What did Vesalius find about some of Galen’s findings?

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That some of them were incorrect

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What did Vesalius receive after saying Galen’s ideas were wrong?

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Heavy criticism - as a result, he left his job

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7
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What was the name of the book that Vesalius wrote?

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‘The Fabric of the Human Body’

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8
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What year was Vesalius’ book published?

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1543

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9
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What did Vesalius’ book focus on?

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Focused on different systems within the body

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10
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What did Vesalius show others about dissections?

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How to do them properly

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11
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Who followed Vesalius’ ways?

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Famous 16th Century anatomists - Fabricius, Renaldo Culumbo, Fallopius

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In the later 16th Century, where was Vesalius’ book found?

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In England

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13
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What did Parè use to heal gunshot wounds?

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A homemade ointment

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14
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What was Parè’s ointment made out of?

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Egg Whites
Rose oil
Turpentine

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15
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When did Parè first use the ointment?

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When he ran out of boiling oil

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16
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What used to heal gunshot wounds before Parè’s ointment?

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Boiling oil

17
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What did Parè find out about his ointment?

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That it worked better than boiling oil

18
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What else did Parè invent to stop bleeding?

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Ligatures

19
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What were ligatures?

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Silk threads tied around each individual blood vessel

20
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What was the one negative about Parè’s ligatures?

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Surgeons didn’t know about germs so wounds would get infected

21
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What did Parè write his book on?

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Treating wounds in a new, better way

22
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How did Parè learn?

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From Vesalius’ work

23
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What did Parè also invent?

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The bec de corbing

24
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What was the bec de Corbing?

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A clamp that halted bleeding whilst the blood vessels were being tied off

25
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What type of surgery did Parè do?

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Amputations - also created false limbs for soldiers

26
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What did William Harvey believe about how blood traveled around the body?

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Believed blood traveled in circles from the heart around the body and back to the heart

27
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How many types of blood did William Harvey believe there were?

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1

28
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Why were William Harvey’s findings controversial?

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Would mean that all of Galen’s ideas were false

29
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How did Williams Harvey build up his heart knowledge?

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Through dissecting dead people’s heart

30
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How long did it take for universities to teach part of his findings?

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50 years

31
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Who was Al-Razi?

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a doctor who helped to plan the building of a hospital in Baghdad, in modern-day Iraq

32
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What did Al-Razi believe?

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he believed in the importance of observation and seeking natural causes of illnesses

33
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What was Al-Razi the first person to do?

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work out the difference between smallpox and measles.

34
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Who was ibn sina

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a doctor and astronomer.

35
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What well known book did ibn siner write?

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The Canon of Medicine

36
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What did ibn siner’s book talk about?

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anatomy and human development, and it encouraged natural treatments

37
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What is ibn siner known for?

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being one of the first doctors to build on the works of Galen and not just copy them