1
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What did St Bartholomew’s Hospital specialise in?
A
The treatment of poor, pregnant women
2
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Where was St Bartholomew’s Hospital?
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London
3
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What was England’s first hospital for the mentally ill?
A
St Mary of Bethlehem
4
Q
Who was St Mary of Bethlehem devoted to healing?
A
Sick paupers
5
Q
What is significant about St Mary of Bethlehem now?
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It is the oldest psychiatric hospital in the world
6
Q
Where were people with leprosy isolated in?
A
Lazar houses outside of town walls
7
Q
What were set up to provide a home for the old and unemployed to stop them begging?
A
Alms houses
8
Q
What did hospitals provide until patients felt better?
A
Warmth, food and rest
Medicine
flashcards
Decks in class (31)
# Cards
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Life in Medieval Britain24
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Florence Nightingale7
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19th Century Public Health26
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Edward Jenner15
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William Harvey12
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John Hunter13
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Paré12
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Versalius13
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Liberal Reforms - Old10
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Liberal Social Reforms - Sick12
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Liberal Social Reforms - Children21
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Liberal Social Reforms - Unemployed18
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The Renaissance32
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The Black Death of 134862
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Medieval Monasteries and Abbeys21
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Public Health in Medieval Towns26
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Factors in Medieval Medicine11
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Medieval Surgeons34
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Medieval Surgery20
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Medieval Hospitals8
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The Contribution of Christianity in Medieval Britain28
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Treating the Sick in Medieval England52
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Medieval Causes of Disease23
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Ancient Greek Approaches to Medicine and Hippocrates32
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Ancient Egyptian Approaches to Medicine28
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Galen21
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Ancient Rome19
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Islamic Medicine39
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20th Century Health41
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19th Century Health5
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Early Modern/ Renaissance Health8
