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Cricks HSE Ch1 Hx

Cricks HSE Ch 1 History of Med

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During primitive times, what was the alleged cause of disease? Angry supernatural spirits and demons
What was the preferred treatment for diseases in primitive times? religious rites
Why were animals used for medical research in primitive times? Religions forbade the dissection of human bodies after death- even for research
What did the Egyptians contribute to medicine The first organized physicians (actually priests) and the first medical records
What did the Chinese contribute to medicine? The Chinese recognized that illness could be effectively treated with herbs and medicines. They also believed in improving spiritual well being to promote physical health.
What did the Greeks contribute to medicine? They discovered that illness had natural causes- not supernatural. They also first emphasized preventative measures to avoid disease.
What did the Roman civilization contribute to medicine? The Romans built on the Greek advances, specifically organizing hospitals for physicians to treat patients, and sanitation and clean water infrastructures to make city life healthier
What did Michaelangelo and daVinci contribute to medicine during the Renaissance? They did the first drawings and diagrams of the human body internal anatomy- made possible by dissection
What did Vesalius contribute to medicine during the Renaissance? he write the first human anatomy book
What was the contribution of Pare during the 16-18th Centuries? He did the first modern surgery
What was the contribution of Von Leeuwenhoek during the 16-18th Centuries? He created the first microscope
What was the role of the apothecary during the 16-18th Centuries? they made, prescribed and sold primitive medicines
What was the contribution of Jenner during the 16-18th Centuries? A smallpox vaccine
What was the contribution of Florence Nightengale during the 19th Century? She established sanitary nursing units and founded the nursing profession
What was the contribution of Lister and Pasteur during the 19th Century? They were involved in infection control- using sanitary methods to prevent infections
What was the contribution of Fleming during the 20th Century? He discovered penicillin
What was the contribution of Salk during the 20th Century? He discovered the Polio vaccine
What was the contribution of Watson and Crick during the 20th Century? They discovered the structure of DNA
What was the contribution of Sabin during the 20th Century? He discovered the first live-virus Polio vaccine
What was the contribution of Barnard during the 20th Century? He did the first heart transplant
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