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Year 10 End of Medicine Revision
Year 10 End of Medicine Revision
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Why did people not pay much attention to his work?
He couldn't explain it as they didn't understand germs
They already knew this about other diseases
None of the above
They didn't trust him
2
New types of hospital: What was a cottage hospital?
For people with an infectious disease
For the poor in workhouses
For the mentally ill
Hospitals in villages with nurses and GPs
3
When did Bazalgette open the sewer system in London?
1845
1865
1855
1875
4
Who discovered the structure of DNA in 1953?
Domagk
Crick and Watson
Florey and Chain
Fleming
5
What are the dates of the Renaissance period?
1250-1500
1900-present day
1700-1900
1500-1700
6
Which of these is there not a vaccine for?
Meningitis B
Chickenpox
Measles
Tetanus
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Which organ did chloroform affect, leading to opposition?
Kidney
Liver
Lungs
Heart
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What natural methods did physicians use to diagnose disease in the Medieval period?
Urine samples - look, smell, taste
Weigh the person
Checking the 4 Humours
Blood tests
9
What happened in Medieval hospitals?
Praying and care
Diagnosis
Treatment
All of the above
10
What did the Public Health Act 1875 mean councils had to do
Clean the streets, provide clean water, and public toilets
Offer vaccines to everyone
Start promoting healthy lifestyles through campaigns
Set up the NHS
11
What problem of surgery did anaesthetics solve?
Blood loss
Infection
Pain
12
New types of hospital: What was an asylum?
For the mentally ill
For people with an infectious disease
For the poor in workhouses
Where doctors worked for free
13
When did Pasteur discover germs?
1861
1881
1851
1871
14
What did the government do to promote vaccines after this?
Send out leaflets
Funded Jenner's work for a vaccine clinic
Made them compulsory
Make a public campaign for them
15
What disease did John Snow discover was spread through water?
Diptheria
Cholera
Smallpox
Flu
16
What supernatural methods did they use to diagnose disease in the Medieval period?
Astrology (star signs linked to the body)
Astronomy (the planets and stars)
Checking for spirits
Asking God
17
Which of these did they not think caused disease in 1700-1850?
Germs
Spontaneous Generation
Miasma
18
What are the dates for Modern medicine?
1900-present day
1500-1700
1250-1500
1700-1900
19
Who discovered the first vaccine in 1796?
Lister
Jenner
Snow
Koch
20
New types of hospital: What was an infirmary?
For people with an infectious disease
For the poor in workhouses
Where doctors would work for free
For the mentally ill
21
What are the dates of the Medieval period?
1250-1500
1700-1900
1500-1700
1900-present
22
Who controlled hospitals in the Medieval period?
Galen
Universities
Doctors
The Church
23
Which of these diseases did Pasteur not make a vaccine for?
Polio
Anthrax
Rabies
Chicken cholera
24
Which of these is not a way the government promotes healthy living in the Modern period?
Banning all sugared food in schools
Not allowing smoking indoors
Healthy lifestyle campaigns e.g. 5 a day
Taxing tobacco products
25
What did Florence Nightingale think caused disease?
Germs
The 4 Humours
Miasma
None of these
26
Which problem of surgery couldn't be solved 1700-1900
Pain
Infection
Blood loss
27
What did she therefore do to improve hospitals?
Put lights in them
Asked doctors to get involved
Donated money
Provide ventilation and encouraged cleanliness
28
Which of these modern methods of diagnosis are available in hospitals?
MRI scans
Blood sugar monitoring
CT scans
Blood tests
29
Which of these are illnesses that can be screened for?
Down's Syndrome
Polio
HPV
Breast cancer
30
What was Spontaneous Generation suggesting?
Germs were created by decaying matter
Germs caused the matter to decay
31
Which of these was not a reason for opposition to antiseptics?
Made the tools slippery
They burnt surgeons' hands
They were time consuming to use
They were expensive
32
Which of these modern methods of diagnosis would GPs use?
Blood sugar monitoring
ECGs
Blood tests
MRI scans
33
Who discovered the anaesthetic chloroform in 1847?
Lister
Simpson
Pasteur
Snow
34
Which vaccine did he discover?
Cholera
Cowpox
Smallpox
Rabies
35
Who discovered the antiseptic Carbolic Acid in 1867?
Simpson
Snow
Pasteur
Lister
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Which problem of surgery did antiseptics solve?
Infection
Pain
Blood loss