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15 Cards in this Set

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Aesculapius
-"Son of Apollo", revered as "god" of medicine
Hippocrates
-Born in Greece, most famous of the ancient Greek physicians. Known as Father of Medicine, and is best remembered for the Hippocratic Oath
Anton Van Leeuwenhock
-After his discovery of the magnification process, he discovered the world of microorganisms
Galen
-A Greek physician who migrated to Rome in 162 A.D; said to have written 500+ treatises
Andreas Vesalius
-Belgian anatomist; known as the Father of Modern Anatomy
John Hunter
-English scientist known as the Founder of Scientific Surgery. He also experimented with tissue transfer
Edward Jenner
-"Immortal" of preventive medicine, made a vaccine for smallpox
Louis Pasteur
-His study in bacteriology made him one of the most famous men in medical history. Father of Bacteriology, and Father of Preventive Medicine
Florence Nightingale
-Founder of nursing aka Lady With the Lamp
Clara Barton
-In 1881 she organized the Red Cross Committee in Washington, the original formation of the American Red Cross. Formed the Bureau of Records
Elizabeth Blackwell
-Was the first woman in the U.S to receive the Doctor of Medicine degree from a medical school.Opened first hospital staffed entirely by women in NY
Margaret Sanger
-She established the first American birth control clinic. Became the American leader of the birth control movement
Salk & Sabin
-Almost eradicated Polio. Salk had injectable vaccine, and Saben had live-virus swallowable vaccine
Dr.Davis Ho
-Helped piece together HIV and AIDS
Dr.C Everett Koop
-Was a US Surgeon General who became a proponet of tobacco awareness, said advertisements must be less attractive to the youth