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Edexcel GCSE History 1-9 Medicine 1250-1500
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What did medieval people think caused leprosy?
Rats
Sin or God
Miasma
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Which one was not done by a barber surgeon?
Blood-letting
dentistry
Cure for smallpox
Small surgeries
3
Which one is not a practical or humoral medieval treatments for illness?
Pilgrimmage
Leeches
Blood letting
Purges
4
What year was the printing press invented and how did it impact on medical knowledge?
1665, provided a cure for the Great Plague
1440, helped the spread of medical texts and knowledge
1348, provded a cure for the Black Death
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Which one is not a symptom of Black Death?
Sneezing and coughing up blood
Buboes
Chest pains and breathing problems
Blindness
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Which one is not a supernatural or religious medieval treatments for illness?
Self-flagellation
Pilgrimmage
Prayer
Urine charts
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What did Mondeville say about Hippocrates and Galen?
They're like an old dog that needs to be put down
They're great medical thinkers
They provide the best ideas of the causes of illness
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Who was Avicenna?
Persian physician and thinker
Roman God
Greek Physician
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Another name for bad air as a cause of disease
lergy
leprosy
miasma
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What were lazar houses?
leper colonies
barbers
nunneries
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Which one is not a supernatural cause of disease in the medieval world
Planets
rats
God
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Which one thing did the medieval world not do to prevent illness?
Prayer and pilgrimmage
Iatrochemistry
Purifying the air
Regimen sanitas
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What were urine charts for in the middle ages?
Predict someone's fortune
Check for pregnancy
Diagnose illness
14
Whose idea was the theory of opposites?
Galen
Vesalius
Hippocrates
Aristotle
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What was the Articella?
Cure for Black Death
Medical text
Greek God
Persian philosopher
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Was the ‘King’s Healing Power’ a practical or supernatural treatment?
Practical
Supernatural
17
What is a phlebotomy?
Herbal remedy
Purging
Blood-letting
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What did the government do to prevent or control the Black Death?
Build proper sewage systems
Execute plague victims by burning
Introduced quarantine laws
19
Who was Aristotle?
Roman physician
Greek philosopher
Persian philosopher
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When did the Black Death come to England?
1350
1348
1347
1349
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Which one is not a medieval remedy for illness?
Bathing
Taking a theriaca
Arthroscopy
Herbal remedies
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What was an apothecary?
Plague doctor
Someone who did dentistry
Someone who mixed herbal remedies
23
Name the four basic elements in the four humours.
Mucus, yellow bile, black bile, phlegm
Blood, yellow bile, black bile, phlegm
Blood, yellow bile, black bile, mucus
Blood, yellow bile, mucus, phlegm