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AQA Britain Health and the People- up to Renaissance Medicine
AQA Britain Health and the People- up to Renaissance Medicine
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Why was there little change in the way people thought of disease and illness?
The church in England controlled all thinking
They received good medical treatment
People were too stupid
People were not superstitious
2
How did the Black Death arrive from Asia?
Brown cats
Brown rats
Black rats
Black cats
3
Why were people afraid of the church?
They would fine you
They would say you would spend eternity in Hell
They would execute you
You could be exiled to another country
4
Which of the following did the Monasteries not do?
Feed the poor
Arrange sporting events
Provide jobs
Pray for people
5
What does the word Renaissance mean?
Its German for rebirth
Its French for new
Its German for new
Its French for rebirth
6
What was Purging?
A bet
A business type
Taking something to make yourself sick
A type of food
7
What was the Royal Society?
A group for doctors and nurses to share ideas
A group of Kings who practiced medicine
A group of Queens who practiced medicine
A group for doctors and scientists to share ideas
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Who created the Theory of the Four Humours?
Martin Luther
Paracelsus
Galen
Hippocrates
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Which one of the following could only women do?
Physician
Apothecary
Barber Surgeon
Midwife
10
Was the Theory of Humours used in Renaissance times?
Yes
Only on Sunday
No
Sometimes
11
Which of the following was not a treatment for the Black Death?
Purging
Leeches
Removing the appendix
Trepanning
12
What was incense used for?
Kill flies
Make the air smell good
Purify the air
Flavour curry
13
What religion did everyone practice in England during Medieval times?
Catholicism (Christianity)
Protestant
Muslim
Judaism
14
If you were hot and dry what would the Theory of Opposites prescribe that you take?
Cucumber
Coal
Chilli
Water
15
Which of the following was not a treatment at the time?
Prayer
Purging/vomiting
Antibiotics
Flogging
16
Who set up the Theory of Opposites?
Paracelsus
Mr O'Neill
Hippocrates
Galen
17
What were medieval hospitals like?
Clean
Huge
Religious
Like the NHS
18
Why did Galen and Hippocrates become so popular?
Their observations seemed strange
They were the only theories provided
The church supported them
Their books were easy to follow
19
Which of the following diseases were treated in a lazar house?
PTSD
Cancer
AIDS
Leprosy
20
Which of the following was not used to control the spread of the Black Death?
Red X's on doors
Quarantine
Rubber gloves
Prayers
21
Which of the following areas did the Renaissance not affect?
Warfare
Architecture
Medicine
Art
22
What did flagellants do?
Whip themselves
Break wind
Punch people
Vandalise the streets
23
Was there much change in thinking around what caused disease?
Yes - and this changed the way people were treated
No - and treatments never changed
No - but people started to find out about germs
Yes - but the treatments largely stayed the same
24
Why did Galen and Hippocrates become so popular?
They were the only theories provided
Their books were easy to follow
Their observations seemed strange
The church supported them
25
When we refer to the Medieval period in medicine which time frame are we referring to?
1350-1500
1500-1600
1000-1450
1000-1250
26
Who was Vesalius?
He studied brains
He loved Galen
He studied hearts
He promoted Dissection
27
What did people believe caused disease during Medieval times
Miasma
Germs
Water
Goblins
28
What did Physicians sometimes use to diagnose illnesses?
Rats
Germs
Weather charts
Astrology
29
Which of the following was not considered a cause of the Black Death?
Astrology
Punishment from God
Miasma
Germs
30
Which of the following were used to diagnose patients?
Leeches
Skin colour
Blood tests
Urine charts
31
What best describes Humanism?
Humans who believe in God
An anti religious movement
A 80's rock band
Humans with open minds - no need to rely on God
32
Which of the following modern day professionals could be compared to Medieval Apothecaries?
Counsellor
Surgeon
Pharmacist
Doctor
33
Who invented the Printing Press?
Johan Esburg
Johan Guttenburg
Johan Biltong
Johan Chandler
34
Which of the following were only affordable to the rich?
Apothecary
Physician
Barber Surgeon
Priests
35
Which of the following is not one of the Four Humours?
Yellow Bile
Phlegm
Black Bile
Urine
36
What was Regimen Sanitatis?
A bank
A regime of cleanliness
A perfume
A political movement
37
When we refer to thee Renaissance period what years are we referring to?
1250-1750
1250-1500
1500-1800
1450-1799
