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The concept of a hospital a place where patients could be treated by doctors with access to specialized equipment was emerging in parts of the Roman Empire
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One of the best writers for medicine, but not only did he write he study the medical field to help his and other countries
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he studied and taught anatomy and surgery at that university while actively practicing medicine and surgery
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They are not sure who invented eyeglasses to help correct vision, but by the end of 13th-century it seems that the product was well known in Italy
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Ancient medical writers believed that during surgery some pus should remain in the wounds, thinking that this would aid in its healing. Even had bandages pre soaked in wine as a form of disinfectant
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He from France,and helped lay the foundations for modern forensic pathology and surgery
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Dissected human bodies and made detailed drawings of everything
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Italian doctor and scholar, suggested that epidemics may come from pathogens outside the body. He proposed that these might pass from human-to-human by direct or indirect contact
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Common problems at this time included smallpox, leprosy, and the Black Death, which continued to reappear from time to time, The Black Death Killed 20% of the population of London
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Was the only cure they had, and this helped lots of people from dying and getting infected
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Would start to develop a rash that had a terrible sent, but later would get blisters that would turn into crusty scabs
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The commonly know name for Nitrous Oxide is laughing gas. Before the discovery of anesthetics, doctors used herbs, alcohol, opium,and narcotics. The most commonly used opiate was Morphine. Another powerful anesthetic used was Chloroform. Chloroform is not used as an anesthetic today.
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He realized that inhaling if relieved pain easier for the patient and didn't cause as much work,but it took decades before it was really used
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Proved that microscopic organisms caused disease
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The first time it was used for medicine was when a doctor accidentally find out while testing whether cathode rays could pass through glass
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An Austrian biologist and physician, identified the different blood types and classified them into blood groups
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Was a British nurse, statistician, and writer. She did pioneering nursing work while caring for wounded soldiers during the Crimean War
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Scientists discovered and used the first vaccines for diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough), tuberculosis (TB), and tetanus
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cyclosporine, in organ transplant procedures. Cyclosporine also treats psoriasis and other auto-immune conditions, including severe cases of rheumatoid arthritis.
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After many attempts of finding or making a cure, they got it to finally end and not cause lots more deaths
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Is an infection that can lead to AIDS. HIV stands for Human Immunodeficiency Virus
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Was the called ''The Father of Genetics'' because he was the best when working with them and had the best understanding of it
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is the scrambling of information within a brain to such an extent that recovery of the original person becomes theoretically impossible.
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Was a pioneer in the treatment of Burn victims and a proponent of tangential excision
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storage of a human corpse or severed head, with the speculative hope that resurrection may be possible in the future
