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Cards (16)
What significant event happened in 1796?
Edward Jenner
tested his
smallpox vaccine
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What did Louis Pasteur develop?
Vaccines for
anthrax
and
rabies
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What was the significance of the printing press?
It helped spread new
medical
ideas
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What did the Public Health Act of 1875 require?
Disposal of
sewage
and clean water
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What did Florence Nightingale improve?
Sanitation
and care in military hospitals
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What is an antibiotic?
A treatment that destroys
bacteria
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What did the Beveridge Report address?
Five
"Giant Evils" in society
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What is the significance of the Human Genome Project?
It mapped the entire human
genome
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What were the key advancements in medicine from 1700 to 1900?
Development of smallpox vaccine by
Edward Jenner
Identification of
chloroform's
anaesthetic properties by
James Simpson
Introduction of
germ theory
by
Louis Pasteur
Implementation of the Public Health Act of
1875
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What were the contributions of key figures in medicine from 1500 to 1700?
Vesalius
: Published influential
anatomy
book
Harvey
: Proved blood circulation
Sydenham: Organized diseases into groups
Paracelsus: Used chemicals for treatment
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What were the main beliefs about disease during the 1700-1900 period?
Diseases were seen as punishments from God
Reliance on ancient texts by
Hippocrates
and
Galen
Use of
astrology
and urine charts for diagnosis
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What were the key developments in surgery during the 1900s?
Introduction of
antibiotics
Use of
anaesthetics
for pain management
Development of antiseptics to prevent infection
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How did the role of the government in public health change from 1700 to 1900?
Shift from
laissez-faire
to active involvement
Implementation of
compulsory vaccinations
Enactment of public health
legislation
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What was the Armistice?
An
agreement
to
stop fighting
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What does autarky mean in the context of Hitler's policies?
Desire for
Germany
to be self-sufficient
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What was the Concordat of 1933?
An agreement with the
Pope
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