Who completed the first successful heart transplant?

Who was the first female physician?

Who was the founder of Frontier Nursing?

Who separated conjoined twins at the cranium?

Who traveled on horseback with a 22 ½ lb ovarian tumor?

Who discovered DNA?

Who discovered the thermometer?

Who discovered penicillin?

Who invented eyeglasses?

Who is known for the study of the mind?

Who is known as the Father of Medicine?

Who invented the artificial heart?

Who discovered the smallpox vaccine?

Who discovered the culture plate method and tuberculosis?

Who invented the first stethoscope which was made from wood?

Who discovered the microscope?

Who discovered the importance of disinfectants and antiseptics during surgery?

Who completed the first successful ovariotomy?

Who began drawings of the human body with specific anatomy?

Who discovered modern nursing, known as the 'Lady with the Lamp'?

Who discovered pasteurization?

Who discovered X-ray?

Who discovered the polio vaccine?

Who discovered the importance of hand washing?

During primitive times, illness and disease were thought to be caused by _______.

Which time period began the development of sanitary systems by building sewers and aqueducts?

Bubonic Plague disease leads to the death of an estimated 75% of the population in Europe and Asia during which time period?

Acupuncture therapy that involves the use of very thin needles to stimulate and balance the flow of energy was developed by which civilization?

This time period believed illness is caused by evil spirits. Name the time period.

The 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries included increased knowledge of the human body and the invention of the ________, which allowed physicians to see disease-causing organisms.

Which century included the foundation of formal training for nurses, infection control development, and the development of the first stethoscope?

The Renaissance is known as the _______ of the Science of Medicine.

Which type of medicine is used as a supplement with traditional medical treatments?

Which type of medicine is used as a replacement for traditional medical treatments?

Care that applies to all well-being - physical, social, spiritual, emotional, and intellectual is called ________.

Promoting continual learning and using common sense is a part of ________.

The CAM therapy which uses water as a form of treatment either internally or externally for healing purposes is called ________.

The CAM therapy that uses breathing and muscle relaxation techniques to quiet the mind by focusing attention on obtaining a sense of oneness is called ________.

Avoiding alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, drugs, and risky sexual behavior is a part of ________.

Therapy that depends not only on physical health, but also focuses on prayer & meditation to promote healing is called ________.

What are some reasons for the increased cost of healthcare?

What does OBRA (Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987) establish standards for?

Geriatric Care refers to inpatient care for which group of people?

DRG (Diagnostic Related Groups) is one way the government is trying to control cost with which programs?

Which of the following are ways to help with cost containment in healthcare?

Early intervention and prevention in healthcare includes which of the following?

Telemedicine uses which technologies to provide medical and/or health care services?