Religion: Medicine
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- Religion
- Roman Medicine
- Holy Springs at Public Baths to make offerings
- People thought water had healing properties
- Disease caused by supernatural reasons
- Disease was sent by Gods
- Many visited temple to make offerings.
- Salas God of Health
- Holy Springs at Public Baths to make offerings
- Middle Ages
- Trainee Doctors/ Surgeons banned from going to Alexandria for dissections
- Belief that the Human Body should not be interfered with
- "Care not cure"
- The Church thought that people should follow Jesus' teaching about caring for others
- Patients treated at monasteries rather than hospitals
- Priests appointed more than doctors
- Idea that disease and illness was a PUNISHMENT FROM GOD
- FLAGELLANT used to whip themselves in order to get rid of illness
- 1348 BLACK DEATH
- God sent it as punishment
- Public Baths banned due to religious view points
- Women and men shouldn't be naked together
- Downfall of Roma Empire lead to the increase of power of the Church
- Religion overpowered all other aspects of life
- Followed Galen's theories
- Galen stated that the body has a soul of which shouldn't be interfered with
- People carried around LUCKY CHARMS
- Superstitious rituals such as rubbing snail juice on eyes to cure blindness
- Treatments consisted of people praying and going on pilgrimages
- Church banned books, they didn't want people to read
- Doctors has superstitious beliefs as well
- Astrology
- Consulted zodiac charts
- Doctors has superstitious beliefs as well
- Consulted zodiac charts
- Trainee Doctors/ Surgeons banned from going to Alexandria for dissections
- The Renaissance
- Decline in the Church's authority
- Formation of the ROYAL SOCIETY
- Due to the reformation
- More people started challenging existing beliefs and religious ideas
- The Renaissance
- Decline in the Church's authority
- Formation of the ROYAL SOCIETY
- Due to the reformation
- More people started challenging existing beliefs and religious ideas
- More people started challenging existing beliefs and religious ideas
- Idea of dissection still seen as bad
- Vesalius had to STEAL dead bodies of criminals
- However, growing acceptance of dissections
- people thought physicians should do dissections of the human body for themselves
- Belief that God caused illness and disease still existed
- Reduced the influence of the Church and Religion
- more scientific approach to medicine
- Many doctors still stuck to the SAME BELIEFfS
- PLAGUE EPIDEMIC 1665 same treatment methods used as in the BLACK DEATH
- Many people still believed that their lives were affected by supernatural events
- Decline in the Church's authority
- The Renaissance
- More people started challenging existing beliefs and religious ideas
- Idea of dissection still seen as bad
- Vesalius had to STEAL dead bodies of criminals
- However, growing acceptance of dissections
- people thought physicians should do dissections of the human body for themselves
- Belief that God caused illness and disease still existed
- Reduced the influence of the Church and Religion
- more scientific approach to medicine
- Many doctors still stuck to the SAME BELIEFfS
- PLAGUE EPIDEMIC 1665 same treatment methods used as in the BLACK DEATH
- Many people still believed that their lives were affected by supernatural events
- Decline in the Church's authority
- Industrial Revolution
- Scientific period
- Enabled two belief systems at the same time
- People believed in religion and science
- Knowledge of Germs
- Louis Pasteur's GERM THEORY
- Roman Medicine
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