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| what were medical books made out of in Egypt in 100BCE - 1500 BCE? |
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| examples of tx in Egypt in 100BCE - 1500 BCE? |
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| who was the Greek god of medicine and had a talent for healing through touch? how were his remedies found? |
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Aesculapius (or Asklepios)
revealed in dreams |
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| who treated the body as a whole and believed in the natural healing process of rest, a good diet, fresh air, and cleanliness? |
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| who was the first physician to hold the belief that thoughts, ideas, and feelings come from the brain, not the heart |
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| who developed the oath of medical ethics? |
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who was an early experimental physiologist
who researched the function of the kidneys and the spinal cord in controlled experiments |
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| ***who lived in Spain, Morocco, and Egypt and became a full-time physician in 1167. he was appointed court physician in Egypt and wrote multiple medical texts |
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Moses Maimonides
**HER PERSONAL HERO! |
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who served as medical assistants in urban hospitals and as army corpspeople
- when did the practice open to women? |
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| who was a Hungarian physician who realized that handwashing prevented the transmission of disease |
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who was the physician-in-chief of new Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1888 and wrote The Principles and Practice of Medicine first published in 1892.
He combined physiological and psychological treatment of patients and inspired creation of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research |
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who was an educator who attended Harvard and wrote The American College: A Criticism
Noticed by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching
Also the author of the survey Medical Education in the United States and Canada (1910) and nurtured the scientific and professional practice of medicine |
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| what concept was developed in China by mao Zedong? |
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| barefoot doctor (1965-1985) |
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barefoot doctors:
- how long was their practice?
- cost relation?
- what types of medicine?
- surgery? |
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Practiced after training at a county or community hospital for 3—6 months
Effectively reduced costs and provided timely treatment to rural people
Western medicines rather than herbs and acupuncture were prescribed
Surgical operations commonly done |
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| concepts of Asian medicine (5) |
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yin and yang: balance
elemental
herbal
acupuncture
acupressure |
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Medicine Wheel according to the Cherokee represents what?
The Circle represents what 3 things? |
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the individual journey we each must take to find our own path
Circle of Life
Center of the Circle
Eternal Fire |
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| who had the 4 cardinal directions? |
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The Eagle, flying toward the ____, is a symbol of strength, endurance and vision
- what does it signify? |
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East
East signifies the renewal of life and the rebirth of Cherokee unity |
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| where were the first hospitals? |
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| who believed in the natural healing process of good diet, rest, fresh air, and cleanliness? |
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| who was court physician in Egypt? |
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| where were the first hospitals? |
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| who believed in the natural healing process of good diet, rest, fresh air, and cleanliness? |
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| who was court physician in Egypt? |
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