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    governed the parts of the body. This is seen in a woodcut call “Zodiac Man” from a book by German Astronomer Johann Regiomontanus (Doc D). In 1543 Belgian physician, Andreas Vesalius made an illustration of the human body. The illustration was based off his research and dissection of human corpses. The man from the Renaissance, Andreas Vesalius had actually seen the human body with his own eyes. Many scientific discoveries were made during the Renaissance due to a new way of…

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    are controlled by a zodiac sign such as Aries the Ram controlled the head of the body (Doc D). People of this ages started questioning if this was true or not, Andreas Vesalius took this matter into his own hands. Vesalius would dissect human corpses to help explain the human body and how it works to his medical students” (Doc D). Vesalius wanted to figure out how the body actually worked and didn’t want a petty reason such as the Zodiacs controlling the human…

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    Kevin Chen Mrs. Theo and Mrs. Blumm Humanities 10 2 June 2015 From the Classical World to the Scientific Revolution: the Progression of Medicine Nowadays, individuals are frequently dependent on the remedies that medicine provides in order to maintain an overall good health and wellbeing. However, medicine was not always as helpful as it is in the modern day. From the ancient world to the Renaissance, methods to aid the sick were based primarily on false information that derived from…

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    Medicine During the Renaissance The term Renaissance is translated to “Rebirth” in the english language and this was a period of time in the european civilization which came directly after the Middle Ages. This stage in time lasted approximately 300 years, from 1400 - 1700 and was a very important time in terms of revolution. The europeans created a cultural movement in Italy and this marked the beginning of the Early Modern Age. The Renaissance was the first time in history that physicians,…

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    After the plummet of the black death, that wiped out almost 80% of the population, something known as the Renaissance began to rise and flourish in many parts of Italy and Europe. The renaissance took place during 1350 and ended around 1450 or from the 14 to the 16 century. After the renaissance, people thought they had rediscovered the culture of the roman empire, therefore, the renaissance means rebirth. Like the middle ages, there was a hierarchy system which stated that royalty is on top,…

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    The Renaissance era was one of tremendous modifications in European archives. (Background) The Renaissance, alias Middle Ages, stretches from around 500 CE to about the 1300’s, illiteracy was omnipresent in Europe at the time. Over 85 percent of Europe’s population consist of peasants, alias serfs. (Slaves who worked for the Lord and his estate.) Furthermore, during this period, the people of Europe depended upon the Bible to justify the world. (Background) In the 1300’s, humanism; which praised…

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    Did you know that whenever you smell something, it triggers your senses, and the brain? There are five senses, and one is smell. The brain is a important organ in our body, it tells our body what to do, and what to not do. The person who studied the senses was Linda B. Buck, and the people who studied the brain was the Egyptians. Your senses let you know what is going on around you. The brain is the control center of the body. All information we have about prehistoric cultures comes from…

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    The concept of Revolution brings major and sometimes violent changes to government and social order in favor of a new system. The term revolution is used in such expressions as the Industrial and Scientific Revolution. The Industrial Revolution was a period in which fundamental changes occurred in agriculture, textile and metal manufacture, transportation, economic policies and the social structure in western civilization. While the Scientific Revolution can be described as an upheaval in the…

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    Progression Of Anatomy

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    He had an accurate understanding of the skeletal system, due to his ability to actually observe human skeletons washed out of their graves. However, the remainder of his theories presented various errors that would be taken for granted until Vesalius. The main error asserted by his work was the theory of the three pneumas, a physiological theory that proposed that there were three essential spirits that were responsible for the functions of organs. His studies in anatomy were small in comparison…

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    Early medicine includes those of the Babylon, Chine, Egypt and India. Greeks introduced medicine diagnosis, prognosis and advanced medicine ethics. During the time of the renaissance anatomy improved and the microscope was invented. Germ theory of diseases lead to many cures for many infectious diseases. Advanced research centers opened in the early 20th century. By the mid-20th century new antibiotics were developed. Medicine was composed because of long infectious diseases. Edward Jenner…

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