Andreas Vesalius and Ambroise Pare

What was Andreas Vesalius known for?

• Developing new surgical tools

• Writing a book on astronomy

• Conducting dissections on the human body

• Inventing the microscope

Where did Andreas Vesalius study medicine?

• England

• Italy

• France

• Germany

What did Vesalius challenge through his work?

• The use of herbal medicine

• Galen's descriptions of human anatomy

• The practice of bloodletting

• The role of astrology in medicine

What did Vesalius' dissections reveal about Galen's work?

• It was completely accurate

• It had many mistakes

• It was irrelevant

• It was based on animal anatomy

What did Vesalius' work inspire in England?

• New medical schools

• English surgeons

• The use of herbal remedies

• The development of vaccines

What was the impact of Vesalius' textbook?

• It was ignored by the medical community

• It was banned in several countries

• It made his work and knowledge widely available

• It was only used in Italy

What did Vesalius' dissections help to improve?

• The understanding of astrology

• The accuracy of human anatomy knowledge

• The development of new surgical tools

• The use of herbal medicine

What did Pare's patients experience after he used the cream?

• Increased pain

• Quick healing

• No change

• Allergic reactions

What did Vesalius' work not lead to?

• New medical cures

• Better treatments in the future

• Improved dissection techniques

• A new understanding of anatomy

What method did Pare encourage for use in amputations?

• Cauterising

• Ligature

• Bandaging

• Stitching