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CH 1 MC1130
MA's profession and history of health care
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| father of medicine, taught in Greece. | Hippocrates |
| his ideas were based on anatomy and physiology and developed the technique for taking a pulse | Galen |
| father of MODERN anatomy through dissections of the human body | Vesalius |
| discovered heart pumped blood through circulatory system | Harvey |
| founded epidemiology, known as the "English Hippocrates" | Sydenham |
| first to study bacteria and protozoa with a microscope | Leeuwenhoek |
| employed the first anesthesia, ether based, in 1842 | Long |
| discovered X-rays while working with vacuum tubes in 1895 | Roentgen |
| developed the hypodermic needle in 1853 | Wood |
| invented the first EKG in the early 1900s | Einthoven |
| discovered the importance of proper hand hygiene in 1847 | Semmelweis |
| in 1867 found that applying antiseptic to wounds would prevent infection | Joseph Lister |
| he integrated the use o heat for sterilization of surgical instruments, considered father of "Preventive Medicine" | Louis Pasteur |
| he builted America's First Hospital in 1751 | Benjamin Franklin |
| American Red Cross was founded in 1881 by her and also founded the National First Aid Society at age 83 | Clara Barton |
| one of the first notable women in healthcare, she was known for her work with radium, and got 2 Nobel Prizes | Marie Curie |
| founder of nursing, she advanced the care of the poor and improve medical care, founded England Nightingale School of Nursing | Florence Nightingale |
| 1st degreed female to practice medicine in the U.S; she was barred in the medical field due to her gender, she opened her own hospital in 1857 in New York | Elizabeth Blackwell |
| 3rd woman in the U.S. to earn her medical degree | Emily Blackwell |
| In 1934, he established the first school for training Medical Assistants | Dr M. Mandl |