Middle ages 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryMedicine through time (OCR History A)GCSEEdexcel Created by: sharonn.0Created on: 23-04-22 21:24 what are the four humours - black bile - yellow bile - blood - phlegm 1 of 18 how is miasma linked to causing diease miasma is bad air which caused disease 2 of 18 who came up with the theory of the four humours Hippocrates 3 of 18 what is the theory of the opposites and who created it diseased was caused by unbalanced humours and you have to cure it with the opposit - Galen 4 of 18 what were the ideas of cause of disease in the Middle Ages - four humours - miasma - punishment from God - supernatural 5 of 18 how did people think religion treated diseases - healing prayers - praying for mass - fasting 6 of 18 how did people think four humours treated diseases - blood letting - cupping - leeching - purging 7 of 18 what are treatments of disease from Middle Ages - religion - herbal remedies - four humours - supernatural 8 of 18 how did people think they could prevent diseases - whipping themselves - fasting - asking God for forgiveness - carrying herbs - following regimin sanitis 9 of 18 who treated the sick in the Middle Ages - wise women - apothecaries - physicians - barber surgeon 10 of 18 when did the Black death arrive in England in 1348 11 of 18 symptoms of the Black Death - high fever - severe headaches - vomiting 12 of 18 what did people think caused the black death - punishment from God - movements of the planets - miasma - Jews 13 of 18 what was the actually cause of the Black death fleas bit rats which infected rats and rats passed disease on to other people 14 of 18 what are treatments of the black death - rubbing onions and herbs on boils - drinking vinegar - praying to God - popping buboes 15 of 18 how did the Church affect progress in Britain - the Church dominated people who feared God - the Church said who challenged the Church will go to hell - Church trained physicians 16 of 18 how did Hippocrates and Galen affect progress in Britain - Galen wrote over 300 medical books and doctors believed everything - the Theory of the Four humours worked for medieval doctors 17 of 18 what factors limited the progress in diseases in the Middle Ages - the Church - Hippocrates and Galen - Traditions - the King and governments 18 of 18
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