Women in Medicine 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryMedicine through time (OCR History A)JCSLGCSEAQA Created by: JCSLCreated on: 28-05-16 17:31 What was the opinion of women healers in the middle ages? The church only allowed men to train as physicians 1 of 22 What was the opinion of women healers in the 1600s? The church licensed healers, wise women where not given licences as they were suspected to be witches 2 of 22 What was the opinion of women healers in the 1700s? Surgeons had to go to university, women could not so couldn't be surgeons 3 of 22 When was the Medical Registration Act introduced and what did it entail? 1852 - All doctors had to belong to the college of Physicians, Surgeons or Apothecaries. Women closed to all 4 of 22 How was Elizabeth Blackwell inspired to be a doctor? When visiting a dying friend 5 of 22 How many refusals did Elizabeth Blackwell have before being accepted where? 29 refusals, accepted by a college in New York State 6 of 22 When did Elizabeth Blackwell graduate? 1849, was top of her class 7 of 22 What did Elizabeth Blackwell do and when? Travelled to Europe to meet Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson in 1859 8 of 22 Where was Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson educated? At bording school 9 of 22 How was Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson inspired to be a doctor? She met Elizabeth Blackwell 10 of 22 When was Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson refused entry to every college hospital to train as a doctor? 1861-65 11 of 22 What was significant about Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson becoming a doctor? First women to become a doctor in Britain 12 of 22 What did Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson open and when? Set up the New Hospital for women in London in 1872 13 of 22 What was Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson appointed and when? Appointed dean at the London School of Medicine for Women 14 of 22 When did Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson qualify as a doctor and how? 1865, she found a loop hole in the Society of Apothecaries (they later changed their rules to prevent other women from doing the same) 15 of 22 When was the act passed to permit women to enter medical professions? 1876 16 of 22 When was the London School of Medicine for Women set up? 1874 17 of 22 What book did Florence Nightingale publish and when? Notes on Nursing in 1860 18 of 22 What did Florence Nightingale set up and when? Set up first training school for nurses in 1860 19 of 22 What impact did Florence Nightingale have on army hospitals? Improved the survival rate by half in 3 years 20 of 22 What book did Mary Seacole publish? The Wonderful Adventures of Mrs Seacole in Many Lands 21 of 22 What was the name of the place she built for soldiers in the Crimean war? The British Hotel 22 of 22
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