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First section of your Medicine through time topic
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1
When was the printing press developed?
c1440
c1490
c1340
c1380
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What was a flagellant?
A type of Medieval doctor
Someone who creates flags
Someone who punishes themselves to attoin for their sin
A member of the Church
3
Who was 'Cupping' used on the most?
Only the rich
Men only
Women, children and the very old
Men, teenagers and the very old
4
How many hospitals were there by 1500?
2,100
2,500
1,500
1,100
5
What was
not
one of the 4 humours?
Black Bile
Red Bile
Yellow Bile
Blood
6
How were people purged?
Cupping
Enemas or emetics
Bleeding a person
With leeches
7
Who created the theory of the 4 humours?
Aristotle
Herodotus
Tacitus
Hippocrates
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When was the Middle Ages or Medieval times?
1250-1500
1750-1950
1800-1900
1500-1700
9
What is a Miasma?
Bad air
A cure for plague
Bad water
A type of herb
10
Which was a commonly used herbal remedy?
Theriaca
Sweet tea
Magnolias
Placebos
11
How many days were people placed under quarantine for during the black death?
80
40
28
20
12
What was a popular book on herbal remedies created in the 12th century?
Cirque Instant
Circa Instans
Herbal Infusion
Sanitus Instans
13
What was a Lazar house?
A place where people with leprosy went
A place where people with plague went
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What would a Medieval physician
NOT
do when diagnosing you?
Consult the starts
Ask about your star sign
Study a Urine chart
Test your blood
15
What was done to ward off Miasma?
Boiling Vinegar
Eating herbs
Boiling water
Boiling wine
16
What percentage of hospitals were run by the church?
100%
30%
15%
99%
17
In what year did William le Paumer die due to blood letting?
1480
1278
1279
1340
18
Who created the theory of opposites?
Tacitus
Herodotus
Hippocrates
Galen
19
What was a type of Religious treatment for illness?
Going on a crusade
Consulting a urine chart
Reading
Going on a pilgrimage
20
Who was the most expensive to consult if you were ill in Medieval times?
A housewife
An apothecary
A barber surgeon
A physician
21
Choler is also known as?
Yellow Bile
Blood
Black Bile
Phlegm
22
Why was there continuity of ideas in Medieval times?
Because of the dominance of the Church
Because of Medieval Monarchs
23
What was Leprosy?
A herb
A disease
24
When was the Black Death?
1340
1348
1342
1358
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Who would be most likely to perform bleedings of Medieval peasants?
A priest
A physician
A barber Surgeon
An apothecary
