Academic Decathlon: Social Science Sect. 3, 4 & 5 (2019-2020)

Inoculation was the process of scraping the scabs and pus from a sick person, drying it, and infesting a healthy person

What two deadly diseases did Koch identify?

De Rev. directly challenged who's teaching of cosmology?

florence nightingale was a ......

________ was a Boston clergyman who learned inoculation from his slave, Onesimus.

Paracelsus viewed Galen's medical works as masterpieces .

How did Mather view inoculation?

What did William Harvey focus his studies on?

Who immediately opposed Ingrassia's efforts because of its restrictions on public movements?

What movement of deeply influenced Paraclesus?

What is the real name of Typhoid Mary?

What is an example of deliberate spread of disease by Europeans to Native Americans?

Pasteur found the vaccines for ____ and _____.

Prior to the use of anesthesia, amputations was viewed as a last resort when one was injured or sick?

Who was Abraham Flexner?

Lady Montagu had her ______ publicly inoculated in the presence of several physicians.

the black death swept over asia, north africa, and europe during mid fourteenth century

What is the name of the Obama Era legislation that mandated healthcare and cut the cost of healthcare for patients?

What outlawed in major cities like NYC in order to prevent the spread of disease?

“the little blue pill” (calomel) was a compound of magnesium

What was the overall goal of the Progressive Era?

The fall of what city marked the divide between the medieval period and the early modern period?

The sphygmomanometer is the instrument used to measure blood pressure.

While in North America, smallpox was a devastating disease. In Europe, it became milder and associated with childhood.

Due to epidemic diseases in Italy, Sicily appointed a prontomedico. What does prontomedico means?

What does the prefix para- in the name Paracelsus mean?

De Rev. confirmed the theory that the Earth was the center of the universe

Which two physicians made people hopeful during the Golden Age of Medicine?

The Progressive Era was a period when the public and Congress made legislation regarding medical practices

Who were the two "singular geniuses" of the Anatomical Renaissance?

__________ was the was the first chief medical officer in Sicily

What was the formal name of the Flexner Report?

Who's anatomical project did Vesalius try to emulate, only to find the ancient works full of errors?

Bonus: What process did Pasteur discover and thus, ws named after him?

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the columbian exchange refers to the....... between europe and americas

Nightingale and von Pettenkofer were two prominent sanitarians and thus strong supporters of germ theory.

Who was the young sanitarian the identified Mallon a s the cause of the typhoid outbreak?

The ___ is the period of therapeutic optimism in medicine that spanned from the 19th century to the 1960s.

President Kennedy signed Medicaid and Medicare into law

________ was an English socialite largely responsible for the integration of inoculation into England's public view.

Ehrlich was hoping to find a “magic bullet” that would kill off syphilitic bacteria. What was the name of this compound?

________'s 1320 masterpiece The Inferno was the earliest example of a Renaissance piece.

who landed on the island of hispaniola (today’s dominican republic and haiti) in 1492?

John Rotenburg was another prominent germ theorist that had used scientific method similar to Pasteur.

What year was the American Medical Association, or AMA, established?

What is the name of the physicist responsible for the discovery of the X-ray?

Many Europeans refused to acknowledge the usefulness of Native American healer because they practiced magico-religion.

Which school was NOT one of the first colleges to join the American Association of Medical Colleges(AAMC)?

What does the "X" in X-ray stand for?

Who was Louis Pasteur?

inoculation was replaced by a safer technique of vaccination by who?

Lady Montagu's influence led to American physicians to adopt inoculation.

What is the name of the book written by Alfred Crosby that first coined the term “Columbian exchange”?

How did Cotton Mather come to posses Onesimus?

What commonly taboo experiment did Vesalius practice?

Spanning from the late middle ages to the beginning of the early modern period was a movement called the ____?

Where was Typhoid Mary quarantined for the rest of her life?

Nicolaus Copernicus wrote the De Revolutions Orbium Coelestium

quarantined couldn’t stop what from the spread of the black plague

Why was Pasteur unable to see rabies under a microscope?

What was Paracelsus's real name?

Lady Montagu was traveling with her friends in Constantinople when she witnessed an inoculation.

How did Native American remedies compare to Western medicine?

Bonus: What was the name of Mather's pamphlet the advocated for the conversion of slaves?

The _______ helped with the mass manufacturing of books during the mid-fifteenth century.

The Renaissance began with the hope of reviving "lost" ______ notions of human virtue and potential.

What germ theorist DID the previous question describe?

the work giovanni filippo ingrassia of was called (abbr.) De Sedibus

The system of identifying the unique microorganismal cause of a disease is known as ________.

Mary Mallon was deeply disturbed by Soper's discovery and her fate.

Zeitgeist means spirit of the age

Due to outbreaks like cholera, lots of _______ happened to reduce threats to civil society.

What disease terrorized the country in the 19th and 20th centuries?

Where did a majority of the colonies information come from?

of all diseases brought by europeans to the americas, ______ affected an extreme number of indigenous people

What was NOT one of the cornerstones of sanitarian ideology?

What did Pasteur study?

The one of the goals of the Age of Exploration was to establish mercantilism.