D393 exam Study Guide with Correct Solutions
Pesthouse - ANSWER a facility to isolate people with contagious diseases from the rest of
society
Almshouses: - ANSWER an institution to care for poor people run by religious leaders with no
patient care training
Royal Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital opened in 1722 and was reserved for the wealthy.
Pennsylvania Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital was established in 1751 by Dr. Thomas Bond and
Benjamin Franklin and is credited as the first public hospital in the U.S.
Bellevue Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital grew out of an almshouse in 1736. While it is not
credited as the first public hospital, it is often regarded as the oldest hospital.
Charity Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital opened in 1736 and primarily focused on caring for
the poor
Cultural Authority: - ANSWER refers to an accumulation of public trust that leads to a sense of
legitimacy, the granting of relative autonomy, and an ability to self-regulate
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - ANSWER (to clarify, at first did not accept women
as students to the university) was pivotal in innovation and was the first primary medical school
in the U.S. to accept women. was the first to offer services such as renal dialysis, initiate the use
of rubber gloves during surgery, and provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Harvard Medical School - ANSWER was among the first medical schools in the U.S
, The Mayo Clinic - ANSWER was notable for its use of the sterile procedure, which many
practitioners had previously disregarded. use of the sterile procedure, employing salaried
physicians (1908), and developing a multispecialty group approach.
The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - ANSWER was among the first medical
schools in the U.S
The American Medical Association - ANSWER as established in 1847 advance research, improve
medical education, uphold medical ethics, and promote public health
Council on Medical Education (CME) was established in 1904 by the American Medical
Association to examine the quality of medical education in the U.S. at the time
The Council on Medical Education - ANSWER was established in 1904 by the American Medical
Association to examine the quality of medical education in the U.S. at the time.
William Osler - ANSWER one of the four professors who helped form The Johns Hopkins
Hospital
"Father of Modern Medicine."
William Welch - ANSWER doctor and the first professor at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
He established the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
served as the institution's first dean of medicine.
Abraham Flexner - ANSWER To establish a scientific paradigm for medical education and
research, the study urged the reorganization of medical education, the consolidation of medical
institutions, and increased uniformity of curriculum
Health Insurance: - ANSWER insurance taken out to cover the cost of medical care
Pesthouse - ANSWER a facility to isolate people with contagious diseases from the rest of
society
Almshouses: - ANSWER an institution to care for poor people run by religious leaders with no
patient care training
Royal Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital opened in 1722 and was reserved for the wealthy.
Pennsylvania Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital was established in 1751 by Dr. Thomas Bond and
Benjamin Franklin and is credited as the first public hospital in the U.S.
Bellevue Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital grew out of an almshouse in 1736. While it is not
credited as the first public hospital, it is often regarded as the oldest hospital.
Charity Hospital: - ANSWER This hospital opened in 1736 and primarily focused on caring for
the poor
Cultural Authority: - ANSWER refers to an accumulation of public trust that leads to a sense of
legitimacy, the granting of relative autonomy, and an ability to self-regulate
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - ANSWER (to clarify, at first did not accept women
as students to the university) was pivotal in innovation and was the first primary medical school
in the U.S. to accept women. was the first to offer services such as renal dialysis, initiate the use
of rubber gloves during surgery, and provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Harvard Medical School - ANSWER was among the first medical schools in the U.S
, The Mayo Clinic - ANSWER was notable for its use of the sterile procedure, which many
practitioners had previously disregarded. use of the sterile procedure, employing salaried
physicians (1908), and developing a multispecialty group approach.
The University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine - ANSWER was among the first medical
schools in the U.S
The American Medical Association - ANSWER as established in 1847 advance research, improve
medical education, uphold medical ethics, and promote public health
Council on Medical Education (CME) was established in 1904 by the American Medical
Association to examine the quality of medical education in the U.S. at the time
The Council on Medical Education - ANSWER was established in 1904 by the American Medical
Association to examine the quality of medical education in the U.S. at the time.
William Osler - ANSWER one of the four professors who helped form The Johns Hopkins
Hospital
"Father of Modern Medicine."
William Welch - ANSWER doctor and the first professor at The Johns Hopkins Hospital.
He established the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health
served as the institution's first dean of medicine.
Abraham Flexner - ANSWER To establish a scientific paradigm for medical education and
research, the study urged the reorganization of medical education, the consolidation of medical
institutions, and increased uniformity of curriculum
Health Insurance: - ANSWER insurance taken out to cover the cost of medical care
