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23 Cards in this Set
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(What caused) Saint Anthony's disease(?) |
Bread made from mouldy rye (caused which disease) |
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Dysentery, typhoid, smallpox and measles (killed what percent of people) |
10% (Died from which 4 diseases) |
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30% (of which age died) |
Children under 7 (death percent) |
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Ancient Egyptians |
Court physicians |
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Greeks |
Asclepions |
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Romans |
Fresh water |
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The Fall of the Roman Empire (year) |
(What happened in) 476AD(?) |
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(What age occurred after) the fall of the Roman Empire(?) |
(What did) the dark age(follow?) |
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Avicenna (wrote how many translated ancient books?) |
(Who wrote) 40 (translated ancient books?) |
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(When were) Islamic hospitals (established?) |
(Which hospitals were established in) the 900s (?) |
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(Name 3 places which had) big hospitals |
(What did) Baghdad, Damascus and Cairo (have?) |
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big hospitals (had what 3 rooms?) |
(What buildings had) lecture rooms, pharmacies and libraries(?) |
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(Where were) hospitals (centered around?) |
Fountains and cooling breezes (were the centre point for what buildings?) |
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(Name) the hot humours |
Blood and yellow bile (are which type of humour?) |
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(Name) the cold humours |
Phlegm and blood (are which type of humour?) |
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God (would punish sinful people with what?) |
(Who would punish sinful people with) disease(?) |
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The doctrine of signatures (is the belief that?) |
(The belief that)God created all illnesses and treatments(is called?) |
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Miasma |
Bad smells |
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Urine charts (Were used to detect what?) |
The colour of imbalance of the four humours in urine (was determined using what?) |
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John Ardene |
Famous surgeon who removed growths from patients' anuses. Developed his own painkiller |
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Pilgrimages |
A religious way to cure disease by walking somewhere holy |
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Canonised |
Made a saint |
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Hospitals (Were so small sometimes they...) |
(Who) Refused patients (because they were too small?) |
