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What did the church believe in about treatment in medieval times?
They believed in
‘care not cure‘
and praying rather than using medicine to help the patient
Information about hospitals during the medieval period?
Hospitals were in
monasteries
and staffed by
nuns
How did the church hinder surgery?
The church didn’t allow
human
dissections which stopped further research and knowledge on the human
anatomy
Who challenged the churches ban of human dissections and what was his punishment?
Vesalius
, he was put into
exile
How are the modern church helping?
They run food banks to help the poor
Rowntree
was a
quaker
and he was inspired by his religion to study york and help the poor
What is the Doctrine of Signatures?
Natural
remedies
to
disease
are somewhere to be
found
Why didn’t the church like chloroform?
They though chloroform as an
anaesthetic
was wrong as
childbirth
pain was sent as punishment from God for
Eve’s
sin
Who did the church support the most?
They believe in
Galens
ideas because he spoke a lot about the
creator
so if someone
opposed
Galen, they’d be criticised
Who opposed Galen?
Harvey
opposed Galens ideas on
circulation
What did the church do during the epidemics?
Black death
and
Plague
- they whip themselves, they’d march while praying
Cholera
- they thought it was the
poor‘s
fault as they’re sinful so it’s a punishment from Good
What time period was the Black Death in?
Medieval
What time period was the Great Plague in?
Early modern