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RAMC
Immediate first aid for British army
FANY
Nurses, canteens, driving ambulances
Evacuation route for injured on frontline
Regimental first aid → main dressing station → casualty clearing station → base hospitals
Problem with evacuation route for injured..
Takes a long time to get places
Wound incision / debridement
Cutting infection away or amputation
Carrel Darkin method
Salt solution to wash out wounds
Thomas splint
Price of long wood on leg to hold leg in place →would heel bones
Problems with the xray vans
Would overheat
Could only have certain amounts of people in at once
How did xrays save lives
Work out where bullets were
Compound fracture
Bone goes through skin
Gas gangrene
Gangrene admitting bad snell which can kill you
Radiology
Imaging, reducing and treating wounds
Early problems with blood transfusions
have to do it person to person
Couldn't stave blood because it would clot
Cambrai
Blood bank - 22 units of blood used to treat soldiers
Plastic surgery
Gillies - used to reconstruct face
Brain surgery
Cushing - magnets that drew fragments out the brain
Ypres salient
Passiondale 1917 - lots of battles happened here
Somme
worst day in British history
19,200 deaths
4000 casualties
Arras
1917 - under ground hospital destroyed → had electricity running water etc.
Cambrai
First use of tanks
Front line
Where men fought
Command trench
Offices and generals giving commandments
Support trench
Where frontline soldiers would hide if it was getting too heated
Reserve trench
Where reserve Soldiers were kept
Communication trench
Connected all the trenches together
How was the terrain a limiting factor?
Very muddy - people would get stuck etc.
Gangrene
Infection like Sepsis
Trench foot
Deteriorated feet due to them being wet all the time
How was trench food treated
amputation
Fresh shoes and socks
Whale oil
Trench fever
Headaches and flu-like - caused by lice
How was trench fever treated
Keeping soldiers warm and deliced
Shell shock
Mental breakdown - rock back and forth , mumbling (caused by PTSD)
How was shell shock treated
Shot soldiers for being cowardly
Types of gases
Chlorine, phosgene, mustard
How were gas attack symptoms prevented
Urinate on cloth and breathe it in or use gas masks
When was the medieval period
1000 - 1500
When was the renaissance period
1500 - 1700
When was the industrial period
1700 - 1900
When is the modern period
1900 - present
Hippocrates
4 humors
Galen
Theory of opposites
Medieval belifes in causes in illness
Punishment for sin
Astrology
Theory of opposites
Miasma
4 humors
Medieval ways to prevent illness
go to church
Lucky charms
Burning herbs
Punishing them selves
Medieval influence on the church
controlled knowledge
Supported Galen
Who treated sick in medeivil periods
wise women
Barber surgeons
Apothecary
Physicians
Medieval hospital care
look after you not treat you
Cleanlines is godliness
Beliefs about Black Death causes
Misaligned planets
Miasma
Treatments for Black Death
go to church
Isolate
Burning herbs.
Cutting buboes off
Symptoms of black death
Buboes, headache, fever, hallucinations
Preventions of Black Death
praying
Smelling flowers
Not traveling
Versalius
Proved Galen wrong and publishes illustrations of anatomy
Harvey
Circulation and the heart
Syden ham
Observation and grouping diseases
Invention of printing press ment..
Ideas spread widely
Dissolution of monasteries
Henry 8th shut down monestries (hospitals) for more money and land
New treatments in renaissance
transference
New herbal remedies
The royal society
-set up by Charles 2nd
-leading doctors and scientists helped publish book backed up by the king with new findings in it
causes for The great plague
Same as black plague
was actually because of bacteria from rats and flees
Treatments for the great plague
Plague doctors, herbal,isolation, killed cats and dogs, king banned meetings
Impact on public health
40% of Londoners died
Why did the great plague end
-great fire of London
-Bad winter= killed lots of rats
Nitrous oxide
Laughing gas→ removal of teeth etc.
Ether
Knock people out but it’s flammable
Chloroform
Longer operations,popularised by queen Victoria,couldn’t control dose at first so people died
Nightingale
Treated soldiers in chrimian war and believes I; miasma
-cleaner hospitals
-trained nurses→ released book on nursing
Simpson
Inventor of chloroform
Snow
-plotted death rate of cholera
-asked gov. to remove handle from a pump which people were dying from
-death rate went down
Changes in hospital care in industrial period
doctors and nurses payed by gov.
Care improves
Blood loss still a killer
Bazalgette
Built sewage system
Jenner
Vaccination for smallpox
-tested vaccine on people
-gov. Gave him money and made vaccine compulsory
Spontaneous generation
Living organisms generate from non-living organisms
Louis Pasteur
Discovered germ theory, couldn’t prove it
Lister
Killing germs with carbolic acid → aseptic
Koch
Proved germ theory
2nd Public health act of 1875
Forced councils to clean streets and water
Watson and Crick
Discovered dna has double helix →led to human genome project
How did surgery improve in modern period
Less death rates, aseptic, micro surgery, keyhole surgery→ still have diseases with no cure though
Flemming
Accidentally discovered penicillin which can kill bacteria
Florey and chain
Proved why Flemings penicillin worked
-funded my us gov. To make lots for soldiers
Ways to diagnose illness in modern period
X-rays, CT scans , CAT scans ,MRI scans,ultrasound
Magic bullets
-Sallvison 606: cured syphlis
-treats specific bacteria and doesn’t harm body
Services provided by NHS
-free advice, treatment etc.
Mass vaccinations
-HIV
-MMR
-COVID
*all to prevent infection and disease
Lifestyle campaigns
-no smoking- banning smoking in car or allowing under 18’s to buy cigs forever/can’t smoke in public/ban smoking ads
-5 a day
-clean air zones