Medical Investigations

  • 200

    Galen; tracheotomy

    Galen; tracheotomy
  • Period: 200 to

    History of Medicine

  • Period: 500 to Sep 9, 1500

    Middle Ages

  • Sep 11, 1100

    Barber-surgeons cut hair, perform surgery, barber pole symbol popularized

    Barber-surgeons cut hair, perform surgery, barber pole symbol popularized
    (Middle Ages)
  • Sep 9, 1300

    Islamic Hospitals; health care for the sick

    Islamic Hospitals; health care for the sick
  • Period: Sep 9, 1300 to

    Renaissance

  • Sep 9, 1400

    Frenchwoman Jacoba Felicie tries to practice medicine but is denied

  • Use of Scientific Method

  • Robert Hooke- reflective microscope

    Robert Hooke- reflective microscope
  • Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek describes bacteria

  • Period: to

    The Industrial Revolution

  • Frances Bacon uses microscope to discover plague fleas

    Frances Bacon uses microscope to discover plague fleas
  • Edward Jenner discovered the 1st vaccanation

    Edward Jenner discovered the 1st vaccanation
  • Printing Press allows for publication of discoveries

  • Joseph Lister--practices of medical aspesis

    Joseph Lister--practices of medical aspesis
  • Robert Kock-- discovery of pathogens

    Robert Kock-- discovery of pathogens
  • Medical Care becomes regulated

  • John Snow stops outbreak of Cholera

    John Snow stops outbreak of Cholera
  • Marie Curie discovers science of radioactivity

  • Period: to

    Modern Times

  • Bubonic Plague hits San Francisco

    Bubonic Plague hits San Francisco
  • Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin

    Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin
  • First HMO Insurance

  • First HMO Insurance

  • Salk discovers 1st polio vaccine

  • AZT is used to combat AIDS

  • Managed health care- growth in uninsured

  • WHO declares smallpox eradicated

  • Steve Thomas used sterile maggots for infectious wound treatment

    Steve Thomas used sterile maggots for infectious wound treatment
  • Rhazes discovered difference between smallpox and measles

  • Christian monataries founded to treat the ill