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What are some future goals of health care? New antibiotics with no resistance, any organ transplant, regenerate nerve cells, slow or stop the aging process
What are some current aspects of health care? Stem cell treatments, artificial heart, vaccines improved, cervical cancer vaccine, herpes vaccine, cures for AIDS, cancer, heart disease, lifespan 90-100 yeasrs
What health care was in the 20th century? Disease has causes and cures, vaccine for viruses, hepatitis chickenpox, polio, genetic treatment, cancer detection and treatment, *antibiotics 1928 flemming, lifespan 60-80
What health care was in the 19th century? Medical schools in London, aspirin(for fever control), vaccines created, *Pasteur proved microorganisms caused disease, lifespan 40-60 years
What health care was in the 18th century? Surgical procedures, thermometers, eye glasses, lifespan 40-50 years
Health care in 1500-1600-1700? Modern surgery, cause of disease still not known, microscope(Leewen Hoek), apothecaries(pharmacies began), lifespan 35-45
Health care between 1350-1650 AD(Renaissance) Science of Medicine Rebirthed, dissestion to understand, Oxford, Cambridge, books; printing press allowed sharing knowledge, lifespan 30-40 years
Health care between 800-1400 AD(middle ages) Renewed Greek & Roman Practice, Medical Universities, Bubonic Plague, Arab: chemistry, pharmacology, lifespan 20-35 yeasrs
Health care in the Dark Ages(400-800 AD) "Save the Soul", medical treatmentn is prohibited , prayer and God would heal, herbs, lifespan 20-30
Romans(753 BC-400 AD) Belief: body is regulated by fluids, imbalance in humor results in illness. 1st organize medical care, treating soldiers. Treatment: Public health sanitation. 1st hospitals- Dissection to ID function of organs, LF 25-35 years
Greeks (460-377 BC) Modern Medical Science: observation/effect of disease, search for reasons of illness, comparative anatomy. Treatment: massage, art therapy, herbal treatment, cleanliness. Average lifespan: 25-35 years
Chinese Pulse taken to determine health. Religion prohibits dissestion. Body systems unknown. Treatment: cure the spirit, nourish the body. Herbs and accupuncture. Lifespan 20-30 years
Egyption 1st for accurate records. Treatment: God. Physicians were priests. Magic and Medical plants, blood letting. Life 20-30 years
Explain beliefs during Primative times. Illness caused by supernatural spirits and demons. Treatment: Ceremonies and herbs. Life expectancy: 20 years
Created by: Paul Mayuiers
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