D393 Test Prep Questions with Correct Solutions
almshouse: - ANSWER an institution to care for poor people run by religious leaders with no
patient care training
pest house: - ANSWER a facility to isolate people with contagious diseases from the rest of
society
royal hospital: - ANSWER a prestigious medical facility that treats individuals of wealth and
means
1700-1720 - ANSWER pest houses and almshouses were the primary treatment facilities
1722 - ANSWER Royal hospitals were available to people with enough money to afford
treatment
1736 - ANSWER Bellevue Hosptal and Chariy Hospital opened to provide firstratte care to
indivualds regardless of their status
1751 - ANSWER Pennsylvanis Hospital, the first public hospital in the U.S., was established by
Benjamin Frankling and Thomas Bond
1798 - ANSWER A yellow fever outbreak severly strained the U.S. healthcare system
1813 - ANSWER The Vaccine Act was passed to encouage the use of the small pox vaccine
1830 - ANSWER Medical specialization became a common practice
1847 - ANSWER The American Medical Association (AMA) was founded
, 1876 - ANSWER John Hopkins University was founded
1889 - ANSWER William, James, and Charles Mayo, founded the Mayo Clinic
1918 - ANSWER JH1N1 Viris leads to the influenza pandemic
1929 - ANSWER Blue Cross, the first legitimate health insurance launched
1938 - ANSWER Commericlal insurance approved proving hospital coverage
health insurance: - ANSWER one of the ways to pay for healthcare in the U.S.
smallpox: - ANSWER a virus that emerged during the 1800s-1900s causing severe pus-filled
blisters that were contagious and often led to death.
1910 - ANSWER Rise of the Sick funds were created (these funds offered benefits to employees
who were ill or hurt at work)
1889 - ANSWER John Hopkins Hospital was founded
John Hopkins School of Medicine: - ANSWER - It established entrance requirements for medical
students.
- It developed a medical school curriculum with an emphasis on the scientific method.
- It incorporated bedside teaching and laboratory research as part of the curriculum.
- It integrated the School of Medicine with the hospital through joint appointments of medical
staff to the faculty.
-First to admit woman
-First to use rubber gloves during surgery, to perform renal dialysis, and to perform
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
almshouse: - ANSWER an institution to care for poor people run by religious leaders with no
patient care training
pest house: - ANSWER a facility to isolate people with contagious diseases from the rest of
society
royal hospital: - ANSWER a prestigious medical facility that treats individuals of wealth and
means
1700-1720 - ANSWER pest houses and almshouses were the primary treatment facilities
1722 - ANSWER Royal hospitals were available to people with enough money to afford
treatment
1736 - ANSWER Bellevue Hosptal and Chariy Hospital opened to provide firstratte care to
indivualds regardless of their status
1751 - ANSWER Pennsylvanis Hospital, the first public hospital in the U.S., was established by
Benjamin Frankling and Thomas Bond
1798 - ANSWER A yellow fever outbreak severly strained the U.S. healthcare system
1813 - ANSWER The Vaccine Act was passed to encouage the use of the small pox vaccine
1830 - ANSWER Medical specialization became a common practice
1847 - ANSWER The American Medical Association (AMA) was founded
, 1876 - ANSWER John Hopkins University was founded
1889 - ANSWER William, James, and Charles Mayo, founded the Mayo Clinic
1918 - ANSWER JH1N1 Viris leads to the influenza pandemic
1929 - ANSWER Blue Cross, the first legitimate health insurance launched
1938 - ANSWER Commericlal insurance approved proving hospital coverage
health insurance: - ANSWER one of the ways to pay for healthcare in the U.S.
smallpox: - ANSWER a virus that emerged during the 1800s-1900s causing severe pus-filled
blisters that were contagious and often led to death.
1910 - ANSWER Rise of the Sick funds were created (these funds offered benefits to employees
who were ill or hurt at work)
1889 - ANSWER John Hopkins Hospital was founded
John Hopkins School of Medicine: - ANSWER - It established entrance requirements for medical
students.
- It developed a medical school curriculum with an emphasis on the scientific method.
- It incorporated bedside teaching and laboratory research as part of the curriculum.
- It integrated the School of Medicine with the hospital through joint appointments of medical
staff to the faculty.
-First to admit woman
-First to use rubber gloves during surgery, to perform renal dialysis, and to perform
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
