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When and where did Florence Nightingale lead a team of nurses? - Answer a military hospital in Scutari during the Crimean war (1854-56) What did Nightingale believe caused disease and what did this belief lead to? - Answer miasma- lead to emphasis of hygiene, fresh air, good supplies and training of nurses What was the death rate at Scutari hospital lowered to due to Nightingale's approach? - Answer 42% to 2% How and where was Nightingale's work published? - Answ...

Explain why there was little change in the care provided by hospitals in the Medieval period - Answer Explain why there was continuity in ideas about the cause of disease during the Medieval period - Answer Explain why there were changes in the way ideas about the causes of disease and illness were communicated in the Renaissance - Answer Explain why some changes took place in medical knowledge during the Renaissance - Answer During the Renaissance, c.1500-c.1...

Alexander Fleming - Answer Discovered Penicillium, the bacteria that is used to make penicillin in 1928. Andreas Vesalius 1514-64 - Answer Made discoveries of the anatomy that proved Galen was wrong in his work. Created "the Fabric of the Human Body" which contained detailed drawings of the anatomy. Charles Booth - Answer Carried out studies into poverty, such as "Life and Labour of the People in London"- (33 volumes, ). Christian Barnard - Answer Car...

Describe two features of blood transfusions on the western front - Answer One feature was that they were initially carried out using a syringe and tube with the donor present. This stopped the patient going into shock from blood loss. Another feature was that ways to store blood were discovered, such as adding sodium citrate to blood to stop it clotting. This meant that more blood was available when soldiers needed a blood transfusion. How useful are sources A and B into an enquiry int...

When was the war fought? - Answer Who were the allies? - Answer Britain, France and Belgium Where was the war fought? - Answer Belgium and France Where were mines used? - Answer Arras and Ypres What does salient mean? - Answer Where one side's line pushes into the other side's line and their territory gets surrounded by the enemy on three sides At the Somme, how many medical officers were there? - Answer 174 Ideally, how deep were the ...

Changes in Medicine: c1845-c1945 - Answer Why was there a lack of understanding of causes of disease? - Answer -There was a lack of Education -People were unopened to new ideas - People believed that illness and pain were a gift from God, so they should not be treated as it would go against God's will Who was Hippocrates? - Answer He was a teacher of doctors on the island of Cos,Greece. He was born in 460 BC and he was the founder of the Hippocratic Oath. He also wr...

What were the enlightenment and scientific revolution? - Answer By 1700 the influence of the Church had declined significantly and people focused on developing scientific explanations. - The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement which made it fashionable to seek answers to questions. - The Scientific Revolution came in two parts: 1) First half - discrediting of old theories 2) Second half - new ideas replacing old. Society itself was also changing... new cities grew which were ...

What was the Renaissance? - Answer - French word which means rebirth - Medical Renaissance refers to the period when new ideas were beginning to influence medicine - New ideas emerged and began to break down old beliefs, the dominance of the Catholic Church being challenged by Protestantism and the rise of Humanist ideas. - Despite new ideas, impact on treatment was minimal as people were reluctant to let go of their old, trusted beliefs - Period of laying the foundations to come. C...

Louis Pasteur - Answer Theory of pasteurization. Notices that microorganisms were causing the alcohol to go sour. Germ theory. Koch - Answer Studied Pasteur's theories and discovered that you could grow microorganisms successfully on agar jelly. He discovered the microorganisms in Anthrax (sheep) and then later discovered the microorganism’s causing tuberculosis and cholera. Edward Jenner - Answer Noticed that the milkmaids were not catching small pox because they ha...

What was Medieval England like? - Answer - 90% of the population lived in the countryside. - Most people worked in the fields to grow and harvest crops for wealthy landowners. - Poor nutrition, especially at times of famine, and hard physical labour, meant that disease was never far away. - People who lived in towns did not fare better as crowded streets and lack of drains meant disease spread easily. - Homes were heated by open fires, and smoke exposure meant that lung diseases were c...

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Weather - Answer Condition of the atmosphere at some point in time Weather Elements - Answer -Temperature -Humidity -Pressure -Clouds -Precipitation -Wind Climate - Answer The characteristic condition of the atmosphere near the surface, at a place or across a region Climate Normals - Answer Long term means of climate computed over 30 year intervals; currently updated every 10 years Climate System - Answer Complex with numbers components, processes ...

What is the system theory? - Answer A System is a model or a representation of a portion of the natural or human landscape A system has these 4 boundaries: - Answer 1. Boundaries 2. Components 3. Linkages 4. Feedbacks What is an open system? - Answer Has transfers of matter and or energy with the surroundings What is a closed system? - Answer Isolated, does not exchange matter and or energy with itssurroundingsGG101 What is equilibrium? - Answer Steady s...

Air pressure - Answer average free exerted on a unit by molecular collision What influences air pressure in the open atmosphere? - Answer 1. As altitude increases, pressure decreases 2. As the amount of water vapor increases, air pressure decreases 3. As temperature increases, air pressure decreases Pressure - Answer Decreases at the surface where air is rising Increases at the surface where air is subsiding What is a thermal low? - Answer warm rising air lead...

What is the infiltration? - Answer Water soaking into the ground The __________ describes the path water takes as it moves between the land, the ocean, and the atmosphere. - Answer hydrologic/water cycle What percentage of Earth's water is in the form of seawater? - Answer 97.2% What is the geologic definition of a stream? - Answer A channelized body of water flowing down gradient The _______ is an elevational point that divides an entire continent into lar...

What percentage of the Earth's water is in the form of seawater? - Answer 97.2% What percentage of the Earth's water is in the form of groundwater? - Answer 0.62% What feature is going to develop if a well is withdrawing more groundwater than an aquifer can naturally replace, resulting in a dimple in the water table? - Answer Cone of Depression Which of the following characteristics is not true or groundwater? - Answer Rarely contains dissolved minerals lik...

Abiotic - Answer Any nonliving component of an environment. Biotic - Answer An environmental factor related to or produced by living organisms. Rhumb Line - Answer a line of constant direction, any straight line, and is not a great circle. Positive Feedback - Answer Feedback that tends to magnify a process or increase its output. Lithosphere - Answer A rigid layer made up of the uppermost part of the mantle and the crust. Model - Answer A simpli...

weather - Answer the short-term condition of the atmosphere, as compared to climate, which reflects long-term atmospheric conditions and extremes. Temperature, air pressure, relative humidity, wind speed and direction, daylength, and Sun angle are important measurable elements that contribute to weather Meteorology - Answer the scientific study of the atmosphere, including its physical characteristics and motions; related chemical, physical and geological processes; the complex li...

Latitude - Answer angular distance North or South of the equator measured from the center of the Earth Longitude - Answer angular distance East or West of a chosen point on the Earth's surface measured from the center of the Earth Tropic of Cancer - Answer marks the farthest latitude NORTH the subsolar point migrates during the year. (23.5 degrees N) Tropic of Capricorn - Answer marks the furthest latitude SOUTH the subsolar point point migrates during the yea...

Igneous rocks and metamorphic rocks derived from igneous "parents" make up what percentage of the Earth's crust? - Answer 95% What three components make up most magmas? - Answer Liquid Portion, Solid Portion, Gaseous Portion What is a volatile? - Answer Gases dissolved in a magma Select the choice below that best describes the role of volatiles in an ascending magma. - Answer Volatiles will expand with decreasing pressure, carrying the melt upward Wha...