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History Of Medicine

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HISTORY OF MEDICINE

A TIMELINE

B.C. 7,000 SPIRITS

  • ancient Societies drilled holes in people's heads to release the evil spirits believed to cause disease.
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B.C. 460- B.C. 377 HUMORS

  • Greek physician Hippocrates hypothesizes that fluids, called humors, cause disease.
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A.D. 1330-1352 HERBAL TREATMENTS

  • people use incense in attempt to cure those with the Black Death.
  • the bacteria that caused the Black Death killed 43 million people worldwide, which was 13 percent of the population.
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1400-1600 ANATOMY

  • People begin to study anatomy.
  • Anatomy is the study of bodily structures.
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1857 Germ theorY

  • Louis Pasteur hypothesizes that disease is caused by small Animals.
  • Pasteur also hypothesized that if pathogens were eliminated from the body the person would not be sick.
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1865 ANTISEPTIC TECHNIQUE

  • joseph Lester finds that cleaning his surgical tools reduces his patients'infections.
  • He cleaned his tools with a weak acid before he did another surgery.
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1883 koch's Postulates

  • Robert koch finds four conditions that prove a pathogen a disease.
  • Robert Koch was a german scientist who experimented with healthy and sick animals to come up with his postulates.
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1900s Applying Antiseptic technique

  • cities around the world start treating drinking water with Chlorine and the cases of Cholera are reduced.

1928 Antibiotics

  • Sir alexander fleming discovers pencillin.
  • pencillin is an antibiotic produced naturally by certain blue molds.
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1955 Polio Vaccine

  • jonas salk's vaccine against polio becomes avaliable.
  • Polio is eradicated in the U.s. in 1994

2002 nEW Diseases

  • First case of SARS, a disease that affects the respiratory system, springs up in china.
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2005 POLIO COMEBACK

  • worldwide efforts increase to vaccinate people against polio, and the polio virus reemerges in fewer than ten people in the u.s.