Medicine and healthcare in medieval England - MYP1

Much of the medical knowledge in the medieval times was passed down by...

There were very few doctors in medieval England, and the ones that did exist looked after...

Hippocrates’s encouraged doctors to ________ the patient properly and to diagnose the symptoms of their illness.

Which of the following words refers to the state of being a mother; motherhood

al-Rāzī, the Muslim scholar, believed there should be a flow of clean air in patients' rooms

Hippocrates's methods were adopted by doctors across Europe and the Islamic world long after his death.

Early practitioners who cut hair, shaved, and performed operations, bloodletting, dentistry, etc. - known as....

The Ancient Greek physician ________ was celebrated by Medieval doctors as the ‘Father of Medicine’.

Before universities became more common, most medical knowledge would have been found in...

Most monasteries had ______ gardens - these things could be used to make potions and remedies that might help the sick!

Galen believed that four important liquids called ______ were in the body - phlegm / blood / yellow bile / black bile

a person suffering from leprosy - a contagious disease that affects the skin - known as...

Galen believed that if a patient had a runny nose, it was because of an excess of ______ in the body.

IN medieval England, many people died from conditions and illnesses that we would be able to treat easily today.

The main European universities in the Middle Ages were based in...

the process of cutting holes into the skull of a living person - very dangerous! - known as...

Galen’s major contributions to medicine came though ________ animals and applying his findings to humans