history of medicine-haidee bailey

  • Primitive times 4000 BC-3000 BC
    4000 BCE

    Primitive times 4000 BC-3000 BC

    -Evil spirits were causing illnesses these were punishments by god
    -witch doctors used plants and herbs as medicine
    -Trepanation and Trephining was used (removing brain piece)
    -Lifespan expected was 20 years
  • Ancient Egyptians 3000 BC-300 BC
    3000 BCE

    Ancient Egyptians 3000 BC-300 BC

    -Physicians were Priests
    -First heath records were created by the Egyptians
    -Bloodletting and leaches used for treatment
    Average span in life 20-30 years
  • Ancient Chinese 1700 BC- AD 220
    1700 BCE

    Ancient Chinese 1700 BC- AD 220

    -need to treat whole body and cure spirits
    -medication based on herbs
    -therapy of acupuncture
    -search medical reasons for illnesses
    LIfe span was 20-30 years
  • Ancient Greeks 1200 BC- 200 BC
    1200 BCE

    Ancient Greeks 1200 BC- 200 BC

    -Hippocrates was father of medicine and other pysicians
    -first to observe human body and the effects of diseases
    -modern medical science was formed from ^
    -believed illness was from natural causes
    -massage, art therapy, herbal treatments used
    -stressed diet, hygiene, and exercise to prevent disease
    25-35 years of life was expected
  • Ancient Romans 753 BC- AD 410
    753 BCE

    Ancient Romans 753 BC- AD 410

    -first to organize medical care for hurt soldiers
    -hospitals were religious and charitable institutions in monasteries and convents
    -first public heath/sanitation systems by building sewers
    -Galen, established body was regulated by, blood, phlegm,black bile, and yellow bile these were four humors
    Life was 25-35 years long
  • 16th and 17th Centuries
    16

    16th and 17th Centuries

    -human body knowledge increased a lot
    -1500: Ambroise Pare stopped bleeding by ligatures
    -1600:selling and proscribing medications
    -1670: miscroscope invented (see the disease)
    -35-45 years of life
    -illness cause not known still
    -many died from infections
  • 18th century
    18

    18th century

    -1714: Gabriel Fahrenheit created first mercury thermometer
    -1760: Benjamin Franklin invented Bifocals
    -1778: John Hunter established scientific surgical practices and tube feeding
    -1798:smallpox vaccine
    lifespan now 40-50 years
  • 19th Century
    19

    19th Century

    -rapid advancements due to microorgassims,anethesia,and vaccine discoveries
    -1895:x-ray machine developed
    -1893: open heart surgery
    -1816:invention of stethoscope
    -1860:training for nurses began
    lived 40-60 years of life
  • 20th Century
    20

    20th Century

    -rapid advancements in medical fields
    -1901: ABO blood groups discovered
    -new medications developed
    -1922: insulin to treat diabetes discovered
    1928:antibiotics discovered
    -new machines developed
    -1943: kidney dialysis machine
    -1953: heart/lung machine
    -curing once fatal conditions(surgery & treatments)
    -gene therapy begins and structure of DNA discovered
  • 20th Century continued
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    20th Century continued

    -1956: first bone marrow transplant
    -stem research
    -1978: test tube babies
    -organ transplants
    -1960:kidney
    1963: liver
    -1967: heart
    -1982: artficial heart
  • 20th Century vaccine events
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    20th Century vaccine events

    -Diptheria (1921)
    -Tuberculosis (1925)
    -Pertussis (1927)
    -Typhus (1937)
    -Influenza (1945)
    -Oral polio (1962)
    -Measles (1963)
    -Mumps (1967)
    -Rubella (1970)
    -Chicken pox (1974)
    -Streptococcus
    -Pneumonia (1977)
    -Meningitis (1978)
    -Hepatitis B (1981)
    -Hepatitis A (1992)
    -Lyme disease (1998)
    -Rotavirus (1998)
  • 20th-21st Century top 10
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    20th-21st Century top 10

    -1910: Laparoscopic surgery
    -minimal invasive
    -1970: targeted cancer therapies
    -blocking cells to stop spread
    -involved with tumor growth
    -identity and kill cancer cells
    -1990: Smoke free laws
    -decrease in 2nd hand smoke
    -1996: HIV medication advancements
    -death sentence disease into a manageble disease
    -chronic disease is normal lifespan
    -1999: rapid advancements in stem cell research
    -re/create loss/damaged tissue
  • 21st Century top 10
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    21st Century top 10

    -2001: first artificial heart implanted
    -2003: Human Genome project complete
    -mapped out human disease in effort to get handled
    -2005: face transplants
    -vaccines
    -2006: HPV
    -prevent cervical cancer
    -2015: Malaria
    -2015: Ebola
  • Dark Ages  AD 400- AD 800
    400

    Dark Ages AD 400- AD 800

    -study was based on saving soul, medicine study prohibited
    -prayers and divine intervention used to treat illness
    -Monks/Priest cared for the sick
    -herbal mixtures was medication
    -disease cause blamed on circumstance, no understanding
    Life span was 20-30 years
  • Middle ages AD 800- AD 1400
    800

    Middle ages AD 800- AD 1400

    -renewed interest that Greek and Romans used
    -1100: Arabs required physicians pass examintatons and get licences
    -1346-1353: Bubonic plague killed 75% of population in Euope and Asia
    -1220-1255:medical universities made
    lifespan was 20-35 years
  • Renaissance AD 1350- AD 1650
    1348

    Renaissance AD 1350- AD 1650

    -rebirth of science medication
    -understanding anatomy and physiology
    -1440: printing press, medicals can be shared
    -1543: first anatomy book published
    -cause of death was a mystery
    lifespan was 30-40 years now