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PBS 2020 Unit 4 Quiz 16 Who did MI

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who helped establish the first school of nursing, the Lutheran Order of Deaconesses and developed methods for stopping the spread of microorganisms?

a)

Gerhard Domagk

b)

Theodor Fliedner

c)

Ancient Chinese

d)

Karl Landsteiner

2.

Who was the Father of genetics and established patterns of heredity?

a)

Leonardo da Vinci

b)

Gregor Mendel

c)

Sir Frederick Grant Banting

d)

Jonas Salk

3.

Who was the First female physician?

a)

Ashley van Leeuwenhoek

b)

Josephia Murray

c)

Elizabeth Blackwell

d)

Marie Curie

4.

Who Isolated radium in 1910?

a)

Apothecaries

b)

Marie Curie

c)

Joseph Murray

d)

Dorthea Dix

5.

A time when the Emphasis was placed on saving the soul and study of medicine was prohibited

a)

Dark Ages

b)

Roman Period

c)

Greek period

d)

Renaissance

6.

What was created in the 9th century?

a)

hospitals

b)

medical clinics

c)

drug stores

d)

medical university

7.

Who were the Early pharmacist who made,-prescribed, and sold medications

-medications were made from plants and herbs

a)

Luk Montagnier

b)

Ancient Chinese

c)

Andreas Vesalius

d)

Apothecaries

8.

Who Described the circulation of blood to and from the heart?

a)

Joseph Lister

b)

Luk Montagnier

c)

Ancient Romans

d)

William Harvey

9.

Who had a strong belief in the need to cure the spirit and nourish the entire body and used acupuncture

a)

Ancient Egyptians

b)

Ancient Chinese

c)

Ancient Romans

d)

Theodor Fliedner

10.

Who did AIDS research and found:

-HIV is a retrovirus (DNA of virus becomes part of us, becomes part of your DNA)

-Discovered HIV cause AIDS

-Antiviral drug therapy

a)

Robert Gallo

b)

Gerhard Domagk

c)

Gabriel Fallopius

d)

Joseph Lister

11.

Who Perfected penicillin?

a)

Elizabeth Blackwell

b)

Gabriel Fallopius

c)

Francis Crick and James Watson

d)

Howard Florey and Ernes Chain

12.

Who was famous for his landmark surgeries to separate conjoined twins?

a)

Leonardo da Vinci

b)

James Lind

c)

Gabriel Fahrenheit

d)

Benjamin Carson

13.

Who came up with Germ Theory (1 microorganism causes 1 disease in everyone)

-Pasteurization (heating a liquid to below the boiling point to destroy microorganisms)

-discovered that weaker microorganisms could be used to immunize against more poisonous forms of a microorganism?

a)

Gabriel Fahrenheit

b)

Louis Pasteur

c)

Theodor Fliedner

d)

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

14.

Who -Invented the microscope

-father of microbiology

-record microscopic observations on muscle fibers, blood vessels, and spermatozoa.

-laid the foundations of plant anatomy and animal reproduction?

a)

Gabriel Fallopius

b)

Florence Nightingale

c)

Bartolomeo Eustachio

d)

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

15.

Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins was known for?

a)

Discovered Vitamins (accessory food factor), nutrition, and diet

b)

Developed the culture plate method to identify pathogens

c)

discovered x-rays

d)

invented the stethoscope

-father of pulmonary diseases

-De l'auscultation mediate

e)

Developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796

16.

Robert Koch was known for?

a)

Discovered Vitamins (accessory food factor), nutrition, and diet

b)

Developed the culture plate method to identify pathogens

c)

discovered x-rays

d)

invented the stethoscope

-father of pulmonary diseases

-De l'auscultation mediate

e)

Developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796

17.

Wilhem Roentgen was known for?

a)

Discovered Vitamins (accessory food factor), nutrition, and diet

b)

Developed the culture plate method to identify pathogens

c)

discovered x-rays

d)

invented the stethoscope

-father of pulmonary diseases

-De l'auscultation mediate

e)

Developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796

18.

René Laënnec was known for?

a)

Discovered Vitamins (accessory food factor), nutrition, and diet

b)

Developed the culture plate method to identify pathogens

c)

discovered x-rays

d)

invented the stethoscope

-father of pulmonary diseases

-De l'auscultation mediate

e)

Developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796

19.

Edward Jenner was known for?

a)

Discovered Vitamins (accessory food factor), nutrition, and diet

b)

Developed the culture plate method to identify pathogens

c)

discovered x-rays

d)

invented the stethoscope

-father of pulmonary diseases

-De l'auscultation mediate

e)

Developed a vaccine for smallpox in 1796

20.

Sir Frederick Grant Banting, Charles Best, John James Rickard Macleod were known for?

a)

Discovered the hormone insulin 1921, with the help of chemist James B. Collip and psychologist JJR Macleod, Banting and Best purified insulin

-the next year it was successfully treated a boy suffering form type 1 diabetes

b)

Created the first mercury thermometer

c)

hand washing policy (child bed fever), not widely accepted at the time

d)

Nurse during the Civil War and was founder of the American Red Cross

e)

Father of medicine

21.

Gabriel Fahrenheit was known for?

a)

Discovered the hormone insulin 1921, with the help of chemist James B. Collip and psychologist JJR Macleod, Banting and Best purified insulin

-the next year it was successfully treated a boy suffering form type 1 diabetes

b)

Created the first mercury thermometer

c)

hand washing policy (child bed fever), not widely accepted at the time

d)

Nurse during the Civil War and was founder of the American Red Cross

e)

Father of medicine

22.

Clara Barton was known for?

a)

Discovered the hormone insulin 1921, with the help of chemist James B. Collip and psychologist JJR Macleod, Banting and Best purified insulin

-the next year it was successfully treated a boy suffering form type 1 diabetes

b)

Created the first mercury thermometer

c)

hand washing policy (child bed fever), not widely accepted at the time

d)

Nurse during the Civil War and was founder of the American Red Cross

e)

Father of medicine

23.

Ignaz Semmelweis was known for?

a)

Discovered the hormone insulin 1921, with the help of chemist James B. Collip and psychologist JJR Macleod, Banting and Best purified insulin

-the next year it was successfully treated a boy suffering form type 1 diabetes

b)

Created the first mercury thermometer

c)

hand washing policy (child bed fever), not widely accepted at the time

d)

Nurse during the Civil War and was founder of the American Red Cross

e)

Father of medicine

24.

Hippocrates was known for?

a)

Discovered the hormone insulin 1921, with the help of chemist James B. Collip and psychologist JJR Macleod, Banting and Best purified insulin

-the next year it was successfully treated a boy suffering form type 1 diabetes

b)

Created the first mercury thermometer

c)

hand washing policy (child bed fever), not widely accepted at the time

d)

Nurse during the Civil War and was founder of the American Red Cross

e)

Father of medicine

25.

Alexander Flemming was known for?

a)

founder of psychoanalysis

b)

Discovered scurvy, associated with Vitamin C deficiency (ascorbic acid

c)

Developed the polio vaccine in 1952

d)

discovered penicillin (bacterial antibiotic)

26.

James Lind was known for?

a)

founder of psychoanalysis

b)

Discovered scurvy, associated with Vitamin C deficiency (ascorbic acid

c)

Developed the polio vaccine in 1952

d)

discovered penicillin (bacterial antibiotic)

27.

Jonas Salk was known for?

a)

founder of psychoanalysis

b)

Discovered scurvy, associated with Vitamin C deficiency (ascorbic acid

c)

Developed the polio vaccine in 1952

d)

discovered penicillin (bacterial antibiotic)

28.

Sigmund Freud was known for?

a)

founder of psychoanalysis

b)

Discovered scurvy, associated with Vitamin C deficiency (ascorbic acid

c)

Developed the polio vaccine in 1952

d)

discovered penicillin (bacterial antibiotic)