Individuels Flashcards

(55 cards)

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When did Flemming make his discovery

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1928

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What triggered Flemming’s discovery

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Sent to a war hospital and saw antiseptics didn’t prevent infection

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How is Flemming’s discovery significant today

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People now think we have a cure for everything

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What did John snow discover

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The link between dirty drinking water and cholora

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How did snow discover his theory

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Drew a map of where the infected got their drinking water and linked them all to ‘broad street pump’

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How did snow stop the spread of cholora

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Got permission to close broad Street pump and cholora stopped spreading

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Did snow know what caused cholora

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No because it was before Pasteur’s germ theory in 1861

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What did Lister discover

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Carbolic acid

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How is Listers discovery significant today

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All hospitals have soap dispensers everywhere to sanitise the area

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When did Lister discover carbolic acid

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1865

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What effect did Listers discovery have at the time

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Cut down surgical mortality rates from 50% to 15% in 4 years

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What did Humphrey Davy invent

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Safety lamps for minors

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What was in Davy’s safety lamps

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Nitric oxide - laughing gas

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What did Davy’s safety lamps do

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Ignited when they were neer poisonous gases

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When was nitric oxide banned and why

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2015 because incorrect doses can kill someone

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What did Simpson discover and which one

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Anaesthetics - chloroform

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When did Simpson make his discovery

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1847

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Why did scientists oppose Simpson at the time (1847)

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Patients pain let them know the effote the surgeon was giving

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Why was Simpsons discovery made nationally accepted

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In 1853 he used chloroform to deliver Queen Victoria’s 8th baby

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Why is Simpsons discovery significant today

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It’s still used in minor operations like tooth removal

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What was wrong with Simpsons discovery at the time (1847)

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Unknown doses could kill you

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What did Paul Erlich come up with

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Magic bullets

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What were magic bullets

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Specific anti-biotics that would attack specific pathogens

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What was significant about Paul Erlich’s technique

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He treated the pathogen and not the symptoms

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Now was Paul Erlich's discovery significant
It educated other scientists to do the same
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What year did Paul Erlich find a cure for syphillis (an STI)
1909
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Why was Robert Koch significant
Linked specific diseases to specific pathogens
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When did Robert Koch discover the bacillus that causes TB
1882
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How did Robert Koch discover the bacillus that causes TB
Used a methyl violet dye that showed the bacillus under a microscope
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How did Robert Koch probe his TB discovery
Took pictures and showed others
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What did Louis Pasteur do and when
The germ theory in 1861
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How did Pasteur make his discovery
Saw If you left sterilised water in a open flask it would become contaminated but If you left it in a closed flask it would remain sterilised
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What did Edward Jenner invent
Vaccinations
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When did Jenner make his discovery
1798
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How did Jenner make his discovery
Saw milkmades didn't get smallpox but they got cowpox
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How did Jenner prove his discovery
Injected cowpox into a kid named James and when he recovered he injected him with cowpox and he survived after being ill
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Why did scientists oppose Jenner
They were charging for useless cures and Jenner was vacinating people for free
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What did people belive about Jenner's vacinations
You would turn into a cow
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How is Jenner's discovery significant today
It's a legal requirement to have vacinations agent specific diseases
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What happened in 1802
Government gave Jenner £10.000 to continue his work
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When did the government make eradicating smallpox a priority and why was it contraversial
1853 - it wasn't enforced
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When was smallpox declared eradicated
1980
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What did Pare discover
Ligatures
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What was wrong with ligatures
Carried germs into wounds - pre 1861
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How did Pare treat cuts and wounds
Used an ointment of egg yolk and herbs
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How was pare significant at his time
Less deaths due to blood loss or trauma of cauterisation
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How is pare significant today
Ligatures still used
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What did William Harvey discover
Blood circulated the body and was pumped by the heart
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How did Harvey prove his discovery
Dissected live cold blooded animals
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What theory of Galen did Harvey prove wrong
Blood was created in the liver and burnt by the body as fuel
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When did Paré discover ligatures
1616
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Which of pares theory's did vasalius prove wrong
The jaw is in 2 parts and blood passes through the septum
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What book did vasalius write
The fabric of the human body
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Who illustrated vasalius's book
Lionardo Da Vinci
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What did vasalius believe
Dissection was the key to understanding the human body