Medicine - 16 mark factor question mindmap
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- History Factor question
- Superstition and religion
- The church insisted people agreed with Galen. When a dissection was performed, it was to prove that Galen was wrong
- Church encouraged that disease was a punishment from god
- Church encouraged people to go on crusades where they met muslim doctors
- Jesus really important in the medical care of patients
- They did not know a lot about sanitary
- Key individuals
- John Hunter: Practised on human corpses and performed surgical operations ahead of time in 1780.
- Florence Nightingale: 'lady of the lamp'
- Hippocrates: Thought that the body was made up of four humours
- William Harvey: Discovered that blood was pumped from the heart
- Vesalius: Discovered Galen was wrong because Galen dissected on animals not humans
- Communication
- Medieval books were made so that people could teach students
- Humphrey Davy: spread his ideas about experiences of nitrous oxide
- Pasteur discovered the germ theory and Robert Koch carried on these ideas.
- After Vesalius published his finding, Thomas Gemenus copied his book.
- Government
- Taxed people if they threw their waste on the streets
- Never invested in Jenner
- Science and technology
- William Woodville carried out tests using cowpox, but contaminated the needles
- John Hunter dissected on many human corpses and published his findings
- War
- At the crusade, the people met muslim doctors who showed them techniques
- Pare ran out of oil for gunshot wounds so made his own ointment which cured
- Chance
- Pare ran out of oil for gunshot wounds so made his own ointment which cured
- By chance, Penicillin flew in through the window onto a petri dish - Fleming
- Superstition and religion
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