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6 Cards in this Set
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War
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Fall of Roman Empire resulted in loss of medical knowledge
Ambroise Paré ran out of oil Penicillin demand in WW2 Koch vs Pasteur in Franco-Prussian war (race) WW1 X-Rays/blood transfusions WW2 NHS |
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Religion
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Supernatural treatments throughout time
Greek/Roman Asclepions Medieval Church halted progression Religious beliefs (punishment etc.) Monasteries cared for sick and old |
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Communication
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Clinical Observation - Hippocrates
Medical books/texts - Alexandria Printing press 1440 Modern Technology (computers etc) |
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Individuals
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Hippocrates - Clinical Observation
Galen - Pasteur - Germ Theory + Magic Bullets Koch - Staining + Magic Bullets Fleming - Penicillin Crick and Watson - DNA |
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Chance
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Paré - ran out of oil
Pasteur - chicken cholera vaccine (assistant left germs open to air-> weakened) Fleming - left out fungi produced Penicillin |
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Government
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Roman Public Health - well organised + effective
Response to Plague (1665) - response of isolation (not so good) Public Health 19th C - P.H. Act 1+2 Public Health 20th C - NHS Penicillin - had to go to USA after UK said no |
