History of Medicine: Medieval to Renaissance

What country did Galen and Hippocrates come from?

What did Plague Doctors NOT wear?

How long did a physician have to train at university for?

Why was the printing press important?

Which of these are improvements in public health after the Black Death?

Which of these was a use for Medieval hospitals?

What does "Renaissance" mean?

How did Harvey improve medicine?

What does this describe: Someone with no medical qualifications working as a doctor

Who is this: Polish scientist, proved the Earth revolved around the Sun

What major event happened in 1666?

Who controlled education in the Medieval period?

Barber surgeons used anaesthetic in their work.

Who wrote "An Anatomical Account of the Motion of the Heart and Blood"?

What was the term for "bad air"?

People were encouraged to think for themselves in the Medieval period

When was the first meeting for the Royal Society?

What is the name of the first time period on the Medicine course?

What is this?: "People believed that the body contained four important types of liquid"

What percentage of people were farmers in the Medieval period?

Which of these was NOT a symptom of the Black Death?

How do you need to structure your paragraphs

Which of Galen's theories was NOT proved wrong at this time?

How many points of view do you need to look at in the essay question?

What was bleeding?

Who discovered that not all diseases are the same, and should be treated differently?

Which of these was NOT a problem in Medieval England?

What was an apothecary?

In the Medieval period, what was believed to be the main cause of disease?

Women could qualify as surgeons or apprentices, but not physicians.

Which of these things did the Romans NOT give us?

Who invented the printing press?

At its peak, how many died of the Great Plague a week?

What colour was the cross painted on a quarantined door?

What were the names of the two groups for causes of disease?

How many of the questions on the Medicine paper are on Medicine on the Western Front?

Why was it hard to enforce the laws to stop the spread of plague?

Which of these was NOT responsible for the end of the Great Plague?

How many marks is the Medicine essay question worth?

When was the Renaissance?

What was the life expectancy in the Medieval period?

Which was the biggest reason there was little change in medicine in the Medieval period?

Medical records were not written till the end of the Renaissance period

What was Vesalius' area of focus?

Who was the Mayor of London at this time?

The King passed NINE laws to stop the spread of the plague.

What did Harvey use as dissection practice?

Why were plays banned?

What was Vesalius' book called?

When was the Black Death?