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History of Medicine Part 2
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What was not created by the greeks?
scalpels
embalming fluid
bone forceps
catheters
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Andreas Vesalias created the foundation for modern what?
chemistry
geology
physics
biology
3
When was dentristry practiced in India?
8,000 BCE
7,000 BCE
It wasn't
4
In Mesopotamia, what is an Asipu?
a shaman
a general physician
a medical assistant
a fancy word for scalpel
5
Who was the god of healing in Roman mythology?
Aesclepius
Apollo
Bacchus
<p>Volcanus</p>
6
John Gibbons was famous for the creation of what medical device?
artificial kidney
heart/brain machine
Heart/lung machine
the iron lung
7
People of what profession performed surgeries during medieval times?
nuns
barbers
local healers
knights
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Cupping is used to relieve waht type of problems?
<p>Digestive</p>
Arthritis
Respiratory
Bruises
9
Who was the first plastic surgeon?
Kuzco
Ms. Brown
Charaka
<p>Shushruta</p>
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Which one of theses are included in the Four Humors?
Phlegm
Yellow Bile
Blood
All of the above
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What was used for arrow removal?
spoon of Diocles
hoos
rod of Aesclepius
Speculum
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Who was the father of medicine?
Hermes
Hephaestus
<p>Harpies</p>
Hippocrates
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What did Egyptians believe caused illness?
bad food
angry gods
the sun
germs
14
What used the imbalance of yin, yang, wind, rain, night and day to explaing causes of disease?
Treatise on Cold Injuries
Bencao Gangmu
Zhan Zhongjing
Yi He
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Who was the goddess of soothing?
Athena
<p>Aphrodite</p>
Epione
Hades
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What did people think the beginning point of the curculatory system was?
heart
lungs
foot
brain
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What are the four humors?
none of the above
black bile, yellow bile, phlegm and blood
blue bile, black bile, red bile, and phlegm
black and pink bile, blood, and mucous
18
Which of these were used to extract blood during phlebotomies?
leeches
vampire bats
squirrels
tapeworms
19
Humoral medicine was discovered by:
Hippocrates
Galen
Marie Curie
Einstein
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What is Aceso's medical power?
health, sanitation, and hygiene
personifying the healing process
control of water
remedies, cures, and panaceas
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What was one form of humoral treatment?
flu vaccine
the torpedo fish
trepanning
blood letting
22
Edward Mellanby discovered rickets was caused by a lack of vitamin_____________.
D
B
C
A
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Which Greek goddess was associated with the aspect of recovery?
Aegie
Iaso
Poseidon
Hygieia
24
How was mercury used by the ancient greeks?
confrontation
face cream
injection
ointment
25
Who was the first recorded physician that established chinese medicine diagnostic procedures?
Li Shizhen
Yellow Emporer and Shen-Nong
Hua Tao
Bian Que
26
What is the name of the disease that caused 1/3 of the European population to die in 1347-1352?
swine flu
yellow fever
bubonic plague
cholera
27
What was Louis Pasteur famous for?
completed the first known surgery
first pediatrician
Germ theory
28
Which ritual/ceremonial tool balances the energy within a person?
a rattle
a sacred pipe
a drum
chumpi stone healing
29
What is an enema syringe used for?
relieving constipation
making music
inject medicine into the body
30
Which greek goddesses are related?
Ares, Hygieia, Hera, Panacea, and Aceso
<p>Aglaea, Aceso, Hygieia, Ares, Meditrina</p>
Epione, Panacea, Aries, Hera, Zeus
Aceso, Aglaea, Hygieia, Panacea, Meditrina
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Where did shamanism start?
India
Siberia
None of these
China
32
Which of these did the Mesopotamians NOT have?
ENT specialists
knowledge of pharmacology
basic dentistry
vaccines
33
How did the Romans keep their tools clean?
with alcohol
they didn't
the boiled them
<p>they replaced them</p>
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What was used to distinguish doctors from other people?
a bald head
a healing staff
a pack of gear
a missing hand
35
What is the most common type of health care used in India?
<p>shamanism</p>
<p>divination</p>
ayurveda
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Medicine in the 19th century is known for:
inventing surgery
becoming recognizably "modern"
vaccine for scabies
