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Allied Health

Unit 2 Review (Notable People and Healthcare History)

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Evil spirits or punishment from a deity What were sicknesses believed to be caused by during Primitive Times?
Medicine man Who was trusted with the health of the tribe during Primitive Times?
Trepanation What procedure involved boring holes into the skull to cure insanity or epilepsy?
20 years What was the approximate average lifespan during Primitive Times?
Priests Who were the first physicians in ancient Egypt?
Medical records What type of records were the Egyptians the first known people to create and maintain accurately?
Imhotep Who was the first recorded physician?
Pharmacopeia What did the ancient Chinese create as a medical/herbal encyclopedia?
Acupuncture What technique did the ancient Chinese use to treat pain and congestion of energy channels?
Chi What is the life force that travels through pathways called meridians?
Tai Chi What is the modern exercise most widely associated with the ancient Chinese belief system?
Hippocrates Who is known as the Father of Modern Medicine?
Hippocratic Oath What ethical standard of behavior was created by Hippocrates?
Aristotle Who is known as the Founder of Comparative Anatomy?
Rod of Asclepius What is the actual symbol for medicine?
Caduceus What symbol was originally associated with commerce but is often mistaken for the medical symbol?
Hospitals What did the ancient Romans build to organize and provide medical care?
Humors What four substances did Claudius Galen believe regulated the body?
Aqueducts What structures did the Romans build to carry clean water into cities?
Soul During the Dark Ages, what was the primary emphasis of care?
Black Plague What disease killed approximately three-quarters of the population of Europe and Asia during the Middle Ages?
Dissection What practice during the Renaissance allowed for a better understanding of anatomy and physiology?
Printing press What invention during the Renaissance allowed information to spread more quickly?
Smallpox What disease received a vaccine in 1796?
Handwashing What practice was discovered to be important in preventing the spread of disease during the 19th century?
Sistine What chapel paintings is Michelangelo famous for?
Mona Lisa What painting is Leonardo da Vinci famous for?
Ambroise Pare Who is known as the Father of Modern Surgery and developed methods of suturing to control bleeding?
Gabriel Fallopius Who discovered the fallopian tubes and the tympanic membrane?
Anton van Leeuwenhoek Who invented the first microscope and is considered the Father of Microbiology?
Robert Hooke Who was the first to observe living things under a microscope in 1665?
Gabriel Fahrenheit Who created the first mercury thermometer?
Joseph Priestley Who discovered the element oxygen in 1774?
John Hunter Who introduced the first feeding tube in 1778?
Edward Jenner Who developed the smallpox vaccine?
Robert Boyle Who is known as the Founder of Modern Chemistry and discovered Boyle's Law?
James Blundell Who was the first to propose blood transfusion, successfully completed in 1829?
Rene Laennec Who invented the stethoscope and is known as the Father of Pulmonary Diseases?
Florence Nightingale Who is known as the Founder of Modern Nursing and wrote Notes on Nursing?
Philippe Pinel Who developed and used humane treatment for people with mental illness?
Ignaz Semmelweis Who discovered the importance of handwashing?
Elizabeth Blackwell Who was the first female physician in the United States in 1849?
Joseph Lister Who developed methods of sanitation and disinfection?
Clara Barton Who founded the American Red Cross?
Louis Pasteur Who proved that microorganisms cause disease and created a vaccine for rabies in 1885?
Jonas Salk Who developed the polio vaccine?
Alexander Fleming Who discovered penicillin in 1928?
Francis Crick Who, along with James Watson, discovered that DNA is a double helix and contains genetic information?
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen Who is credited with being the first to focus X-rays to gather pictures and won the Nobel Prize in 1901?
Frederick Banting Who, along with Charles Best, discovered and used insulin to treat diabetes in 1922?
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