Medicine 1250 - 1500
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- Medicine 1250 - 1500
- Four Humours
- Created by Hippocrates
- Developed by Galen
- Theory of Opposites
- Air
- Sanguine
- Hot/Wet
- Water
- Phlegm
- Cold/Wet
- Fire
- Yellow Bile
- Hot/Dry
- Earth
- Black Bile
- Cold/Dry
- Hippocrates
- Father of Medicine
- Four Humours
- Medical Oath
- 'Oath of Medical Ethics'
- Set up school on the Island of Cos
- Galen
- Ideas were right
- Went unchallenged
- Accepted by the Church
- Key Idea: taking a pulse
- Developed Four Humours
- Theory of Opposites
- Knew dissection was key
- Banned by the Church
- Ideas were right
- Treating Disease
- Purifying the air
- Miasma
- Remedies
- Written in Herbals
- Passed down through family
- Surgery
- Carried out by Barbers
- Apothecaries
- Cheap
- Trained through apprenticeships
- Prayer
- Superstition
- Bloodletting / Purging
- Physicians
- Trained at University
- Male doctors
- Expensive
- Little practical experience
- Purifying the air
- Black Death
- Came to Europe in 1348
- Came to England in 1348
- Edward III closes Parliament in 1349
- Came to England in 1348
- High death toll
- 1/3 of the population
- People didn't know the cause
- Ideas of the cause
- Miasma
- God
- Astrology
- Supernatural
- Bubonic Plague
- Spread by rats
- Cause by their fleas
- Symptoms
- Fever
- Headache
- Spread by rats
- Pneumonic Plague
- Airbourne
- Blood in lungs
- Painful to breathe
- Flagellents
- Whipped themselves
- Religious repentance
- More common during epidemics
- Whipped themselves
- Came to Europe in 1348
- Four Humours
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