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Who was regarded as the "Father of Modern Anatomy"

• Galen of Pergamen

• Leonardo Davinci

• Andreas Vesalius

• Herophilus

Leonardo DaVinci's sketches included

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Dissecting human bodies was against the law because (select all that apply)

• it was too messy

• early cultures were very superstitious and believed in the afterlife

• it was against God's will

• women wanted to perform surgeries

This man also published his own anatomy textbook DE HUMANI CORPORIS FABRICA which contained many anatomically accurate drawings based on human dissections.

• Leonardo DaVinci

• Galen of Pergamen

• Aristotle

• Andreas Vesalius

In the year 1286 we have reference to a human dissection being performed to determine the cause of death. Today, this procedure is called an __________

• autopsy

• criminal act

• take your dog to work day

•First to dissect a human body •Perfected the science of mummification- Major organs were removed and placed in jars and body wrapped in a linen cloth.

• Egyptians
• Greek
• Romans
• Italians

•“Father of Medicine” •One of the founders of anatomy.

• Hippocrates

• Herophilus

• Leonardo de Vinci

• Galen

•“Prince of Physicians” •the first experimental physiologist. •Teachings followed nearly 15 centuries considering them as infallible authorities of anatomy.

• Galen
• Henry Gray
• Mondino de Liuzzi
• William Harvey

Founder of Modern Anatomy "he made the world realize anatomy can only be taught through dissection. He corrected the erroneous concepts of Galen. (which were continuously taught wrong for about 15 centuries).

• Leonardo Da Vinci

• Herophilus

• Galen

• Andreas Vesalius

Observing a heart pumping blood would relate more closely to the science of ...

• anatomy
• physiology
• Both anatomy and physiology