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14 Cards in this Set
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Different Ages of Health Care
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Iron Age
Bronze Age Assyria Babylonia Egypt |
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Babylons
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believed in massages instead of blood (fevers, worms, skin lesions, convulsions
Magic as medicine plasture, leaves, resign Found soap, to prevent disease in open wounds |
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Greece
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Hippocrates (hippocratic oath) is the father of medicine
didn't believe in evil spirits Shamn: doctors who work with modern doctors to transition Foudn this out by mediavlal tablets, vases, archetects |
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Rome
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Gods were in charge of diseases
Soldiers treated first because of military God for every injury, illness, and pyscho state supernatural cause of diease surgeries were C-sections, tracheomtry, amputations quality care given to the rich first Punishments of failure: if rich patient dies, the dr has to cut off hand, if slave dies, just a slap on the wrist and had to pay for new slaves. |
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Far East: Asia
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Taoism: state of balance, Ying-Yang
assessment of acupuncture disease either hot or cold women are inferior practiced in temples |
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Islamic Culture
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cleansiness
sanitary laws religion and medicine overlap eachother |
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Early Christian Times
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desire of God's affect of illness
shunned sacrafice, infanticde, abortion, slavery wealthy women offered their home for hospital |
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Crusades
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spread disease
nurse: care for someone who cannot car for self military nursing nights dark ages: plauges |
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Middle Ages
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diagnosis and treatment
disenfect hospitals run by religious organizations schools of medicne apprenticishiop home remedies Beginning of heath insurance |
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Close of Middle Ages
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sisters of Chastity
establishment of orphanages revolutionary war Ben Franklin hopital in Pennslyvania Florence Nightngale male nurses disappeared |
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16th Century
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hospitals attempted to set sstandards, poor working contions, black nurses treated poorly
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Victorian Era
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competition between schools nurses used symbols
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Florence Nightingale
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founder of modern nursing
england ran private nursing home educated women advocated educational programs Nightingale Training school for Nurses 1860 |
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Mary Elizabeth Mahoney
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first black nurse who tried to protect black patients who were treated unfairly
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