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Medicine over time - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Say that cleanlinessas criticall to the recovery of ijured soldiers
      - Came for promince for asserting
      - Was a nurse in the crimear war
    - - Had an important impact on nursing and the cleanliness ofhospitals
      - She used natural remedies to treat soldiers.
      - British hospitals rejected her, but she helped on her own.
    - - Was the first women doctor
      - She studied medicine when women weren’t allowed.
      - She opened a hospital to help women and children.
  - - - Tiny living organisms fall from the air and cause decay
    - - Koch studied bacteria in infected organs and developed a way to isolate and grow them.
- - - - They whipping themselves and as people to repent
      - They tried to atone for their sins and the sins of others.
    - - They take care from childbirths
      - Were not permitted to go to university and could not train to be proffesional doctors
  - - - His major achivment was to show that Galen had been wrong about elements of human anatomy
      - Vesalius believed doctors should perform human dissections for better knowledge and understanding.
      - Belgan was Belgian who studien medicine in italy and france
    - - His major achievment was in surgery
      - He stopped cauterizing wounds and tied arteries with silk thread to stop bleeding.
      - He stopped using boiling because he didn’t think it worked and used bandages instead.
    - - Harvey proved that the heart worked as a pumed
      - He studied at cambridge university
      - He showed that blood was re-circulated around the body heart
  - - - Causes
        
        Vengeful gods
        
        Evil spirits
        
        Supernatural causes
    - - High priest
    - - basic care
      - midwife
- - - - Penicillin saved many lives.
      - Hygiene and antiseptics improved.
      - Infections were a major problem.
    - - Doctors shared ideas to improve.
      - Doctors shared ideas to improve.
      - Surgery advanced during WWI.
    - - Blood storage methods improved.
      - Triage helped treat the most urgent cases first.
      - WWI caused severe blood loss injuries.
  - - - The Russians also researched ‘biogenic agents’ to help healing.
      - Better blood transfusion systems, allowing blood to be stored and quickly transported.
      - Archibald McIndoe in Britain and Vladimir Filatov in Russia developed new surgical techniques
    - - The NHS and welfare state were created in Britain.
      - Governments improved public health after World War II
      - Governments improved public health after World War II.
    - - Fleming rediscovered penicillin in 1928 by accident.
      - Fleming had no money to develop it.
      - Penicillin was first found in the 19th century by Lister.
    - - Scientists found Mepacrine and Atebrin helped prevent malaria.
      - WWII involved fighting worldwide, with malaria risk in the Pacific.
      - Tetanus immunization protected soldiers effectively.