What are the 4 humours?

Who developed the Four Humours into the Theory of Opposites?

What was the name of the using the stars and planets to diagnose medicine called in Medieval times?

What was the term used since Medieval times to describe how disease was spread through bad air or foul smells?

What bodily fluid was used to create charts for physicians in Medieval Times to diagnose their patients?

In Medieval times which institution had the most impact on diagnosing and preventing disease?

When was the printing press invented, and by who?

What religious treatments were available for Medieval people?

What form of religious treatment/prevention could be done by undertaking a religious journey to a monument?

What sort of Medieval Treatment could involve blood letting?

What creatures were used to help draw blood from people?

What non religious treatments were available for Medieval people?

What was the name given to a series of instructions on how best to live your life healthily in the Middle Ages?

How did Medieval people try to purify the air?

Where did physician train in the Middle Ages and for how long?

Who in the Medieval times made your medicines for you?

Who would operate on you in Medieval times and on what?

Who provided hospital care in the medieval period?

What was the main purpose of a Medieval Hospital?

In what year did the Black Death come to England?

What type of disease was the Black Death?

What did the government do during the Black Death to stop its spread?

Who was believed in the Medieval period to have the healing power of touch in England?

According to the Theory of opposites what should be applied to a person who has a temperature?

What practice was still being used to live a healthy life by in the Renaissance period from the Medieval Period?

Which person during the Renaissance said you needed to observe the symptoms to treat the disease?

What was the name of Thomas Sydenham's book?

In what year was the Royal Society set up?

Who was the monarch who set up the Royal Society?

Who observed that it was the heart that pumped blood around the body, not the liver?

What device did William Harvey observe that made him think the heart pumped blood around the body?

What new idea was used during the Renaissance period where disease could be removed by rubbing something like an onion on it?

What new sexually transmitted disease was called the Great Pox during the Renaissance and what was used to cure it?

What new idea came about in the Renaissance using substances like Mercury to poison the body?

What new instruments were being used during the renaissance to help indicate peoples temperatures and weather conditions?

What did Vesalius encourage all training doctors to do?

What was the name of Versaliuses book?

How did Vesalius's book change medical teaching?

What could people expect from hospital treatment during the Renaissance?

What event during the Renaissance changed peoples access to hospital treatment drastically?

What type of place could you be sent to if you have a particular type of infectious disease during the Renaissance?

What was the name of Harvey's book?

In what year did the Great Plague come to London?

What was believed to be the main medical reason for the outbreak of the Great Plague in 1665, apart from religion?

What 4 things did physicians recommend doing during The Great Plague to stop transmission?

What suits did physicians wear during the Great Plague to prevent catching it?

What 3 things did government do to help prevent the plague spreading?

What did local mayors do to track the disease spread?

What was the name of the person responsible for the idea of Germ Theory?

What new idea did scientists come up with in the 18th century to explain diseases just appearing from no-where?

Which 4 scientists did Pasteur start to influence in spreading his theory?

What work was Robert Koch most famous for?

Who developed the theory that Cholera was water born disease?

What was the most important piece of equipment in being able to see microbes?

Why was there more interest in finding out the cause of diseases during this time period?

In what war did Florence Nightingale drastically improve the life expectancy of soldiers in hospital?

What ratio did Florence Nightingale get the death rate down to during the Crimean War?

What method of construction did Florence Nightingale get hospitals modeled on?

When did Nightingale establish the Nightingale School for Nurses in London?

What were the names of Nightingale's TWO books?

What new idea was helping to improve the cleanliness of hospitals in the 19th century?

What new group of chemicals was being used to help successfully make patients unconscious for operations?

What was the name of the person who discovered Chloroform and when did he do so?

What substance did Joseph Lister use in early operations to keep surgical equipment clean?

In what year did Lister first use Carbolic Acid in a surgery?

What was the name of the person who used vaccinations on smallpox for the first time and when did he do so?

When did the government first agree to use tax payers money to help vaccinate them against smallpox?

When did the government first make vaccinations compulsory for smallpox?

In what year did the Public Health Act provide people with clean water, dispose of all sewage and start to build public toilets?

Why was the 1848 Public Health Act not as successful as its later successor?

In what year was the main outbreak of Cholera in London?

What was the name of the street during cholera that the pump handle was removed from by John Snow?

What was the name of Snow's book that he wrote after the 1848-49 outbreak of Cholera?

What was the name of the German Scientists who came up with the idea of the Fundamental Laws of Inheritance?

What was the name of the duo behind the human gene theory?

What was the project called that went on to map the whole of a strand of DNA and when did it complete this?

What was the surgery called where you could have your breasts removed to stop the potential of you having cancer due to your genetic background?

What lifestyle choice was linked to lung cancer?

Name two 20th century developments from the X-Ray machine.

What did doctors discover in the human body in the 20th century that meant the human body was attacking illness and viruses itself?

What disease was first targeted by magic bullet chemical cures?

What was the first antibiotic?

What was the name of the duo who developed the idea of Penicillin?

What 3 types of surgery were developed during the 20th century that helped save lives?

Name two government campaigns that were used to try and prevent illness in the 20th century.

What organisation was set up in 1948 that radically improved hospital care and treatment in the UK?

What did Phase one of the NHS target?

What did Phase Two of the NHS target?

What two new treatments were available to help prevent the spread of cancer?

What new pieces of equipment were available in the 20th century for those surviving wars with missing arms or legs?

What vaccination campaigns did the government launch in the 20th Century?

What was now available to people in the 20th century if they had faulty hearts or lungs?

When did the government ban smoking in workplaces?

When did the government raise the legal age to buy cigarettes from 16 to 18?

What was the first way the NHS could go about diagnosing someone who may potentially have lung cancer?

Which country funded 21 pharmaceutical companies to develop the mass production of penicillin?

What was the name of the person who first discovered penicillin?

In what decade were people able to monitor their blood sugar via monitors?