Renaissance Flashcards

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What ideas were unchanged during the renaissance?

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*People understood the 4 humours so it was still often used
* Miasma still believed
*Phycians carried out more observations but still relied on medical books to look up symptoms

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What ideas changed during the renaissance?

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*William Harvey proved Galen wrong (blood circulated body, not made in liver)
* Realised illness not caused by 4 humours
* Thomas Sydenham= different illnesses had different causes
*Microscopes developing
*Astrology much less popular
* Andrea’s Vesalius= better understanding of anatomy
*Not all illnesses caused by God’s punishment

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Who invented the printing press?

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Created by a German goldsmith

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What did the printing press allow to happen?

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●Information could be spread

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What were 16th century hospitals like?

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●Patient records show us that people got healed
●People in hospitals were fed and had a visit from the physician
●Pharmacy in the hospital
●Apothecary to mix the medicines

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What were some changes to treatment during the renaissance?

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●Much more training needed
●Wars lead to new wounds providing experience and training for surgeons
●New equipment = microscopes, thermometers

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What did surgeons and apothecaries now need ?

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A licence for their trade and much more training needed

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What was a change to training during renaissance for doctors?

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●Medical training sometimes took place one wards
●More doctors had a chance to disect bodies

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How did physicians now learn which improved treatment during the renaissance?

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●Physcician training emphasised a scientific approach and observing symptoms and trying out treatments

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What treatment stayed the sane during the renaissance?

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●First person to treat sickness was wife or mother of the sick
●Barber surgeons for those who couldn’t afford a physician
●Physician learnt from books of galen

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Did universities train physicians in anatomy in the renaissance?

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No as didn’t see a point which reduced the amount of change in treatment during the renaissance

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Name 4 renaissance healers?

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●Wise women
●Trained physicians
●Apothecaries
●Barber surgeons

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How influential was the church in the renaissance?

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Protestants spread, catholic church less able to promote and control beliefs

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In the renaissance what ideas were less popular?

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-Astrology/supernatural
-4 humours not believed by physicians
-God didn’t caused disease

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Who was Thomas Sydenham ?

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Moved medicine away from Galen, believed in closley observing patients symptoms, noting it down, each disease different, identify correct disease so correct remedy could be given

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Unchanged ideas in the renaissance?

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•People understood 4 humours so still often used
•Miasma
•Carried more observations but still relied on medical books

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What inventions helped in the renaissance?

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Microscopes, printing press, thermometer

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Advantages of printing press?

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Information spread quickly and accurately, scientists share work across Europe, book copying taken out of churches hands, variety of subjects and church couldn’t prevent things they disproved of

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When was the renaissance?

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Changing ideas in the renaissance?

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•William Harvey proved Galen wrong
•Realised illnes not caused by 4 humours

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What did William Harvey discover?

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•Blood circulation
•Discoveries encouraged experiments of bodies
•Veins carry blood not blood and air like galen

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Problems with Harvey’s discovery?

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Little change, criticism by public, didn’t make anyone better

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Renaissance healers?

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•Wisewomen
•Trained physicians
•Apothecaries
•Barber surgeons

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Unchanged renaissance ideas about prevention and treatment?

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•Blood letting
•Herbal remedies
•Removal of bad air
•Regimen Sanatais

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Unchanged treatment in the renaissance?
°First person to treat sick was wife or mother of the ill °Wealthy ladies provided care for local families °Physicians learnt from book of Galen °Studied work of Vesailius °Unis didn't see point in training Physicians on anatomy
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When was the Great Plague (renaissance)?
1665
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Prevention of great plague?
Prayer, quarantine, Fasting, bunches of strong smelling herbs (sage/lavevder) hung in doorway, plague water (herbs mixed from wine), local authority close thetres ban meetings, clean steets
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Great plague treatment?
Prayer, charms, cut open buboes, theriac (medicine made form 70 ingredients)
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Change to treatment during renaissance?
☆More training needed to become master surgeon/apothecary ☆People went to apothecary ☆Wars led to new wounds ☆Surgeons/apothecary had to posses license for trade ☆New equipment
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Change to physicians training in renaissance?
•Doctors had more chance to dissect bodies •Training emphasised on scientific approach •Observing symptoms and trying out treatments
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Andreas versailis discoveries?
Men have same amount of ribs as women, encouraged doctors to base work in dissection, human jaw bone made from one bone not two, proved Galen wrong in lots of things
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Impact of vesailis?
Heavily copied by others, ANATOMY central to study of medicine, cause some controversy
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What was Regimen sanitis?
Hygiene and diet advice provided by physicians
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What things were included in the Regimen Sanatais?
○Take moderate exercise ○Don't overeat ○Avoid stress ○Keep clean with regular bathing
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What were 16th century hospitals like?
•Pharmacy in hospital •Provided food, warmth, prayer for poor •Had a visit from physicians •Hospitals part of monasteries closed due to Henry viii
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What were some plague orders?
▪︎Families report plague symptoms within 2 hours ▪︎Victim and families quarantined ▪︎Watchmen stop people going in/out ▪︎Barrels of tar lit in streets to cleanse air of poison ▪︎Householdrrs sweep streets outside everyday
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Key people in Renaissance?
☆William Harvey(blood circulation) ☆Andrea's Vesaillus(no. of ribs) ☆Thomas Sydenham(observd patient)