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before Hippocrates Flashcards

(27 cards)

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pharmaka

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  • pharmacy or drugs in Greece
  • women were known to be knowers of pharmaka and diseases: created a paranoia of women because they could poison their husbands or people in their family
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divine retribution

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disease was seen as divine retribution in that gods would put plagues upon villages or people for disobeying them

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Podalairus and Machaon

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  • characters in the Iliad that could have been historical figures
  • seen as healing heroes that get wounded, perform medical triage
  • similar to Hemotep and Amentep
  • become semi divine themselves
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Miletus

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  • birthplace of the Greek miracle/ philosophy
  • hub for material monists
  • very wealthy of a city
  • 6th century
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Material Monists

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  • natural causation

- all describe nature without personifying nature as a god but rather personifying nature as the aspect itself

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Thales

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  • one of the earliest philosophers (6th BCE)

- all things are water and flow like water

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Anaximander

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  • everything is mathematical and limitless
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Anaximenes

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  • all things are air

- basic physics changes were like air stages

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Heraclitus

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everything is made of fire

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Emepdocles

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  • 490-430 BCE
  • doctor, poet, philosopher
  • legend about him curing a plague in a town which led him to becoming a divine character
  • known for: theory of four elements, respiration through hollow tubes, sexual differentiation, preformationism
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theory of the four elements

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Water, earth, fire and air

Elemental change due to love and strife

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Pre-formationism

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Part of the limbs are located in the sperm and fuse with egg to form the entirety of a human

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The Pythagoreans

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Pythagorus: leader and mathematician
arche= all is number
Believed that everything had a mathematical structure and origin
Recognized that fevers had a certain mathematical pattern
- Numerology and periodicity of fevers
- Tertian and quartan patterns of fevers
Diet

Believed that flatulence could cause diseases so did not eat beans or meat
Kind of like a cult

Wanted the world to be structured and had a very strong following

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Kos/Cos

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  • Island that Hippocrates came from
  • Associated with the snake
  • Very close to Turkey and therefore the material monists so exchange of ideas occurred here
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Asclepiad

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Hippocrates linked himself to Asclepius and named himself an asclepiad to help his reputation as a healer because Asclepius was the god of healing
-Temple to Asclepius built in 4th c BCE

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Hippocrates

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-Stole medical cures and knowledge from the temple of Asclepius and then burned it down
-Created the idea of clinics
-Legend: Hippocrates as a Hero
Hippocratic oath: “do no harm”
Hippocrates would not treat Persians because of warring times

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Anonymous Londinensis

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1st c CE
History of Medicine from Aristotle’s school
Gas and Breath cause diseases
Four Humor Theory

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Four Humor Theory

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  • Four: Blood, Phlegm, Bile and Yellow Bile

- Common idea that food that entered body would cause diseases which was a similar idea to what the Egyptians believed

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Hippocratic Corpus

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-60 Texts
-Genuine Works
Written by Hippocrates and mainly dealt with basic medicine including fractures and sprains
-Works attributed to Polybus but written in the spirit of Hippocrates
The art of Medicine: response to the critics of medicine
Epidemics: study of diseases that affect large areas

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Itinerant

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  • Doctors would travel to sick areas or place to place to treat people
  • Did not have a specific location where ill people would come to be treated like a clinic
  • Doctors learned to take in environmental factors when travelling
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techne

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  • Science in the ancient world
  • It was being argued whether medicine was a techne or not because it could be considered an art or craft
  • Medicine was also very inconsistent so many believed it was not science
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iatros

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  • Physician or doctor in Greek
  • Anyone could claim the title of ‘Iatros’ because at the time a doctor did not have to be licensed
  • Doctors also had competition between religious healers, nurses, philosophers and others who claimed they could heal them without license
  • Doctors had to convince people that they were the best option
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Hippocratic oath

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  • The oath reflected the anxieties doctors had of how they were viewed as well as their practice
  • The oath swears to Apollo which in the divine world is a binding contract
  • This was to relate to the patients that the doctors believed in the gods and that they operate within the religious norms

-Addresses fears of patients
Will not administer poison, pessary, not cut stone, won’t abuse power for sexual indulgences,

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Kurios

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Under the guardianship of another person
Women were under a kurios for all activities and any societal rights were regulated by the women’s kurios
This represents one of the marginalized societies in Greece

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Oikos
Production of legitimate heirs to pass down inheritance Fathers would adopt daughter’s husband to pass down inheritance Women and daughters would not own any inheritance from family
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Moicheia
-Adultery -Women might be seduced by a foreigner and might become pregnant Husband could kill that man and divorce wife The woman could be sold into slavery, stripped of civil rights, humiliated -Women were accounted for when it came to adultery and this portrays the fears men had when marrying women
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Soranus
- 2nd c CE - Methodist physician who focused on gynecological issues and children - Would prescribe and follow through with abortions if there was a specific reason - -Prevent subsequent danger, too young to carry a child, issues with pregnancy - Shows a misogynistic side of the oath