Medieval illness 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryElizabethan EnglandGCSEAQA Created by: Griffo1290Created on: 11-07-17 20:04 What did medieval people think made them ill? (one of) God, supernatural, bad smells and every day life. 1 of 20 Who was born in 460 BC? Hippocrates. 2 of 20 Who improved Hippocrates ideas? Galen. 3 of 20 What is one of the humours? Yellow bile, black, phlegm or blood 4 of 20 How long was the medieval period? 1066 to around 1450. 5 of 20 What did you have to do to become a barber surgeon? Get a apprenticeship before becoming qualified. 6 of 20 How was the apprenticeship for a apothecaries ? 7 years. 7 of 20 How would wise women get their wisdom and skills? Passed from from family. 8 of 20 How many U.T.P were there in the UK? Fewer than a hundred. 9 of 20 How would you find a Barber surgeon? A bloodied arm outside their shop window. 10 of 20 What would Apothecaries sell? Medicines as well as herbs and spices. 11 of 20 What things were taught to U.T.P? Greek, roman and sometimes Arab theories. 12 of 20 U.T.P would use what chart to diagnose patients? Zodiac charts. 13 of 20 True or false. Barber surgeons were not expensive? False, they were actually expensive. 14 of 20 What is their main service? Trimming hair and beards. 15 of 20 What were some of the things that barber surgeons did? Pulling teeth and setting bones. 16 of 20 What did U.T.P do when testing a patient's urine? look, smell, and even taste. 17 of 20 What did Hippocrates believe for patients to recover? Diet and recovery. 18 of 20 What did Galen to prove the brain control the body and not the heart? Cut into the pigs neck so then it would begin squealing. 19 of 20 How many books did Galen write? He wrote 60 books. 20 of 20
‘Roman public health systems were better than those in the Middle Ages.’How far do you agree with this statement? 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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