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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Hippocrates

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Father of Modern Medicine Separated medicine from association w/ magic Scientific method for patient symptoms and responses to treatments Recognized that thoughts and emotions arise in the brain rather than heart The oath

#2
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The human body was thought to contain a mixture of how many different humors?

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4 humors Blood Phlegm Black Bile Yellow Bile

#3
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What was the proposed relationship between humors and disease?

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health = humoral equilibrium illness = unbalanced humors

#4
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What are some examples of how physicians used the principles of humoral theory to treat disease?

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blood-letting, herbs like mint or foxglove

#5
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Why might you learn about humoral theory in an English or history class?

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globally dominated medicine, psychology, literature, art

#6
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Galen

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Studied medicine in Alexandria Trained on cadavers Better understanding of brain and arteries Focused on “clues” of the disease

#7
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Leeuwenhoek

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developed microscope that allowed him to see microbes “animalcules” described in 1683

#8
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Semmelweis

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the importance of handwashing

#9
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Pasteur

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organisms must arise from pre-existing organisms, pasteurization

#10
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Lister

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sterilizing surgery tools

#11
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Koch

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isolating bacteria associated with certain diseases

#12
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pasteurization

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process of food preservation where foods are treated with mild heat to kill harmful microbes and extend shelf life

#13
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Pasteur’s experiment w/ the crooked neck flask

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2 crooked neck flasks filled with broth - boiled them, broke neck of one, left in room temp to see if bacteria would propagate - bacteria only formed in one with broken neck

#14
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Semmelweis’s preventing of childbirth fever

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considered differences between midwife and doctor clinics - birthing position v. bell-ringing priests…autopsies (male friend died after getting pricked by instrument same as childbirth fever), did deaths lessen when doctors washed hands with chlorinated lime?

#15
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Lister’s prevention of surgery related infections

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dressing wounds and cleaning surgical instruments with carboxylic acid improves surgical outcomes

#16
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Koch and isolating bacteria

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1) Document bacteria routinely associated with the disease 2) Isolate pure cultures of the bacteria* (agar plates) 3) Inject pure culture into animal – Disease symptoms? 4) Reisolate the bacteria from the diseased organism

#17
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Scientific Method

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• Observe/Question • Research topic area • Hypothesis • Test • Analyze data • Report conclusions

#18
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Who figured the underlying cause of TB

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Koch

#19
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Trudeau and Rabbit Island

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Hypothesis based on experience Three groups of rabbits Infected w/ bacteria - confined to dark, damp, pit w/ minimal food supply Infected w/ bacteria - set free on little island, run in open air w/ plenty of food and water Non-infected - confined to dark, damp pit w/ minimal food supply

#20
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Difference between latent and active TB

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latent - have the bacteria in them, but don’t develop the disease active - bacteria multiply and cause disease

#21
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Cholera outbreaks in Haiti

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right after the earthquake in 2010 - initial breakout near UN peacekeeper camp w/ poor sanitation experienced a resurgence in 2022 after president assassination saw decline in public health

#22
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What conditions favor cholera outbreaks?

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rainy season,

#23
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Current cholera outbreaks?

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Haiti, Kenya, Congo, Somalia, Afghanistan, other places

#24
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Cholera - symptoms and deadliness (historically, currently)

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explosive watery diarrhea - massive fluid loss leads to death by hydration (mostly w/in first 12 hours of symptoms) mortality 50% until fairly recently