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Medicine through time
chapter 4- the impact of the Renaissance
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what did Harvey do ?
observed slow beating hearts, dissected & studied human hearts
experimented pumping liquid the wrong way through veins to prove that blood could only go one way
challenged galens idea that blood spontaneously generated and rather circulated
allowed organ transports & blood transfusions
what happened to Harvey's ideas ?
they were
ignored
and
criticised
what did paré do ?
designed
false limbs for wounded soldiers
invented the
'crows
beak
clamp'
making ligatures less painful
gunshot wounds were originally burned with hot
oil
than a
cream
was applied
Paré ran out of
oil
and just used the
cream
and his patients healed quicker
what was the cream for gunshot wounds made of ?
rose oil
egg white
turpentine
what did versalius do ?
questioned galens opinions
wrote a book that included an
accurate diagram
of the human body and
galens mistakes
were fixed e.g the human breastbone has 3 parts not 7
did dissections and believed that how
medical students
should
learn
discovered stuff about the
anatomy
and was put into
medical manuals
how did the
renaissance
effect medicine ?
new ideas spread quickly
as
printing
became possible
interests in
art
allowed the human
body
to be seen in more detail
explorers discovered America and bought back new
food
&
medicine
anatomical knowledge
was transformed
what problems did versalius face ?
much criticism for saying Galen was wrong