1.02 16th Century - Renaissance & 19th Century - FHS

Which of the following was NOT fully developed in the renaissance period?

• Printing Press

• The concept of anatomy and dissection

• Apothecaries

What was the leading cause of death in the 16th century?

• Stroke

• Infection

• Cancer

• Heart Disease

During the 16th-18th century, if you needed medicine, where did you go?

• Hospital

• Witch Doctor

• Apothecary

• CVS

What was the contribution of Andreas Vesalius?

• First physician

• Microscope

• Microscope Lens

• 1st Anatomy Book

What was the contribution of Zacharias Janssen?

• Microscope

• Lens of Microscope

• Bifocals

• Small Pox Vaccine

Anton Van Leeuwenhoek created the:

• Bifocals

• Printing press

• Lens for the microscope

• Apothecaries

Which of the following is NOT an invention/concept of Benjamin Franklin?

• Bifocals

• Germs passed from one person to the next

• Declaration of Independence

• Printing Press

Which of the following people refined surgical techniques for tracheostomies?

• Edward Jenner

• John Hunter

• Clara Barton

• Florence Nightingale

What invention can Edward Jenner take responsibility for?

• Small Pox Vaccine

• Anthrax Vaccine

• Polio Vaccine

During this century there was a better understanding of infection control, people had care provided in their homes and bloodletting was advanced with new equipment called lancets.

• 16th

• 17th

• 18th

• 19th