gcse history - medicine wjec questions and answers 2023

gcse history - medicine wjec questions and answers 2023 medieval time - people were very.. superstious middle ages - ways to balence the 4 humours purging amd venesection what did vesalius do? published the fabric of the human body and discovered that the jaw bone was 1 instead of 2 what did pare do? he used silk threads and ligatures instead of cauterisation resulting in less infections and pain who was harvey? he was obsessed with blood amd how it flowed and around the body and was recycled what did harvey disprove? that blood was made in the liver who was louis pasteur? he found that it was germs that caused disease rather than miasma what did pasteur disprove? spontaneous generation how did pasteur discover this? swan neck flask and pasteurisation who was robert koch? he could isolate certain bacteria which caused certain disease what bacteria did koch find and then could cure? anthrax and septiceamia which invention helped koch and pasteur? the microscope why was there competition with pasteur and koch? the franco-prussion war who discovered x rays? william rontgen how did x rays help? developed non invasive surgery what new scanning techniques were developed? MRI CAT PET and ultrasound when was the x ray discovered? 1895 who found out the double helix of DNA? watson and crick when did watson and crick lublish their findings? 1953 how did watson and crick help medical knowledge? doctors could spot genetic diseases why did the church lose power? reformation what happend in medical science when the church lost power? people could now perform disections what was the life expentancy in medieval times? 40 when was the biggest turning point in medical history? the renaissance how did christopher columbus help medical knowledge discovers new medicine how many pages could the printing press print a day rather than 40? 3600 what was known as the scientific revolution? the germ theory who won a nobel prize for dna? watson and crick whar is the life expectancy now? 81 why was the medieval time so bad for public health? poor nutritio, fiecies, overcrowding and rats why was galens ideas so important? he was supported by the church what is an innoculation? deliberate introduction of disease into the skin what is a vaccination? injection of a controlled material to prevent disease