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Science and Medicine in the Renaissance, Galileo Galilei - Coggle Diagram

- - - - During the Renaissance, the influence of the church declined and people no longer blindly believed that God could cure all diseases, which gave medicine room to develop.
        
        Furthermore, the invention of new weapons such as cannons and muskets during the Renaissance changed the face of warfare, forcing military doctors like Ambroise Paré to experiment with new technologies on the battlefield.
        
        In short, the progress of medicine during the Renaissance was due to the shift from blind faith in religions such as the church to faith in science.
        
        Medical knowledge spread during the Renaissance thanks to the invention of printing.
  - - - this was the book "The Structure of the Human Body" by Andreas Vesalius
      - In addition, there was also other books about medicine like “Copernican medicine” by Nicolaus Copernicus and The Apologie and Treatise of Ambroise Paré by Ambroise Paré.
        
        This has led to a greater understanding of medicine and the human body.this make people have more
    - - Important figures such as Andreas Vesalius improved anatomical knowledge, Ambroise Pare advanced surgery, and William Harvey discovered how blood circulates in the body.
- - - - Image of anatomy during the Renaissance
        
        This information of anatomy provided us better medical information about the human body
    - - Ambroise Paré
        
        This is an image of Ambroise Paré who was a renaissance surgeon
      - Andreas Vesalius
        
        This is an image of Andreas Vesalius surgeon who corrected many errors from medieval anatomy books
    - - This is an image of Swiss alchemist Paracelsus
      - A few of the drugs that were used as herbal remedies in the renaissance
        
        Mercury was used in the renaissance for many minor ilnesses like syphilis, skin diseases, and parasitic infections like lice.
        
        Antimony like Mercury also was a dangerous but popularly used to treat minor ilnesses or diseases in the renaissance period. Antimony was used to cure syphilis, fevers, and melancholy (sadness)
        
        Dandelions was used in the renaissance for colds and gallstones.
    - - Renaissance physicians started focusing on logical and observational approaches to science, which created a strong foundation for the modern science we learn about in today's world. Detailed accurate anatomy drawings were drawn by two skilled men, Andreas Vesalius (anatomist) and Leonardo da Vinci (artist). Hospitals were upgraded to provide learning, research, and patient care. Ambroise Paré improve surgical care and techniques. Paracelsus introduced chemistry into medicine which provided a foundation for pharmacology. These amazing people later on inspired many modern-day innovations for medicine
        
        This was one of the anatomy drawings about the fetus by Leonardo Da Vinci in the renaissance.
- - - - Discovered Gravity
        
        Tried to defy it
        
        Built Flying Machine
        
        Blue Prints
        
        Ornithopters
        
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        Helicopter
        
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        Uses a spinning properlor
        
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      - Universal Man
        
        Renaissance man
        
        Many Talents
        
        Scientist
        
        Inventions
        
        Flying Machine
        
        Leonardo's Robot
        
        Leonardo's Crossbow
        
        Fighting Machine
        
        Vehicle
        
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        Physician
        
        Discovered Gravity
        
        Tried going against it
        
        Artist
        
        Last supper
        
        Mona Lisa
  - - - Renaissance
        
        More thinking freedom
        
        Church loss power
        
        Inventions were allowed
        
        More creativity
      - Middle ages
        
        Focuesed and thought what was taught in the church
        
        If went agaisnt church views
        
        Inventor will be jailed up
        
        No one dared
        
        Religous
        
        Less creativity
        
        Less inventions
        
        No progress
        
        Modernization
        
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        Improvement
        
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        Knowledge on the world
        
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- - - - Use for observing faraway objects
        
        Similar concpets used in Modern-day
        
        Uses same mechnizism
        
        Higher zoom in modern day
  - - - Used to measure angles
  - - - A clock, function by a swaying motion
        
        Same concept of a gradnfather cloch