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38 Cards in this Set

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Ancient Egyptians

Mummification - learnt about anatomy

Ancient Egyptians

Channel Theory

Ancient Egyptians

Cleanliness e.g. shaved heads

Ancient Egyptians

Manually emptied toilets

Ancient Greeks

Asclepions

Ancient Greeks

Clinical method of observation

Ancient Greeks

Washing, exercise and diet

Yellow bile

Summer and fire, hot and dry

Blood

Spring and air, hot and moist

Phlegm

Winter and water, cold and moist

Black bile

Autumn and earth, cold and dry

Alexandria

Dissection and vivisection

Ancient Greeks

Surgery was a last resort

Romans

Needed healthy army

Romans

Aqueducts, public baths, toilets and sewers

Arabic world

Believed in Galen and Hippocrates

Arabic world

Maintained medical schools

Arabic world

Had piped water, hospitals and public baths

Arabic world

Believed in natural medicine

Arabic world

Made progress in surgery

Medieval Europe

Most educated people were Christians

Medieval Europe

Didn't question Galen

Medieval Europe

Monasteries provided care, doctors were expensive

Medieval Europe

Believed stars called disease

Medieval Europe

Urine samples and charts

Black Death

Some thought it was God/planets

Black Death

Whipping, herbs and all over suits were used

Renaissance

Means rebirth, questioned Galen

Renaissance

Art improved greatly

The Great Plague

People realised it was contagious

1454

Printing press was invented

Problems with surgery

Bleeding, infection and pain

Industrial surgeons

Wore own clothes

1900

Blood groups discovered

Keyhole surgery

Surgery using an endoscope

1967

First successful heart transplant

The NHS

Mainly benefited the poor

Opposition to the NHS

Doctors, rich people