GCSE History- Medicine in Britain

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RAMC

Immediate first aid for British army

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FANY

Nurses, canteens, driving ambulances

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Evacuation route for injured on frontline

Regimental first aid → main dressing station → casualty clearing station → base hospitals

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Problem with evacuation route for injured..

Takes a long time to get places

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Wound incision / debridement

Cutting infection away or amputation

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Carrel Darkin method

Salt solution to wash out wounds

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Thomas splint

Price of long wood on leg to hold leg in place →would heel bones

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Problems with the xray vans

  • Would overheat

  • Could only have certain amounts of people in at once

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How did xrays save lives

Work out where bullets were

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Compound fracture

Bone goes through skin

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Gas gangrene

Gangrene admitting bad snell which can kill you

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Radiology

Imaging, reducing and treating wounds

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Early problems with blood transfusions

  • have to do it person to person

  • Couldn't stave blood because it would clot

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Cambrai

Blood bank - 22 units of blood used to treat soldiers

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Plastic surgery

Gillies - used to reconstruct face

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Brain surgery

Cushing - magnets that drew fragments out the brain

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Ypres salient

Passiondale 1917 - lots of battles happened here

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Somme

  • worst day in British history

  • 19,200 deaths

  • 4000 casualties

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Arras

1917 - under ground hospital destroyed → had electricity running water etc.

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Cambrai

First use of tanks

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Front line

Where men fought

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Command trench

Offices and generals giving commandments

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Support trench

Where frontline soldiers would hide if it was getting too heated

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Reserve trench

Where reserve Soldiers were kept

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Communication trench

Connected all the trenches together

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How was the terrain a limiting factor?

Very muddy - people would get stuck etc.

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Gangrene

Infection like Sepsis

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Trench foot

Deteriorated feet due to them being wet all the time

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How was trench food treated

  • amputation

  • Fresh shoes and socks

  • Whale oil

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Trench fever

Headaches and flu-like - caused by lice

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How was trench fever treated

Keeping soldiers warm and deliced

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Shell shock

Mental breakdown - rock back and forth , mumbling (caused by PTSD)

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How was shell shock treated

Shot soldiers for being cowardly

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Types of gases

Chlorine, phosgene, mustard

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How were gas attack symptoms prevented

Urinate on cloth and breathe it in or use gas masks

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When was the medieval period

1000 - 1500

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When was the renaissance period

1500 - 1700

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When was the industrial period

1700 - 1900

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When is the modern period

1900 - present

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Hippocrates

4 humors

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Galen

Theory of opposites

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Medieval belifes in causes in illness

  • Punishment for sin

  • Astrology

  • Theory of opposites

  • Miasma

  • 4 humors

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Medieval ways to prevent illness

  • go to church

  • Lucky charms

  • Burning herbs

  • Punishing them selves

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Medieval influence on the church

  • controlled knowledge

  • Supported Galen

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Who treated sick in medeivil periods

  • wise women

  • Barber surgeons

  • Apothecary

  • Physicians

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Medieval hospital care

  • look after you not treat you

  • Cleanlines is godliness

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Beliefs about Black Death causes

  • Misaligned planets

  • Miasma

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Treatments for Black Death

  • go to church

  • Isolate

  • Burning herbs.

  • Cutting buboes off

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Symptoms of black death

Buboes, headache, fever, hallucinations

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Preventions of Black Death

  • praying

  • Smelling flowers

  • Not traveling

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Versalius

Proved Galen wrong and publishes illustrations of anatomy

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Harvey

Circulation and the heart

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Syden ham

Observation and grouping diseases

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Invention of printing press ment..

Ideas spread widely

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Dissolution of monasteries

Henry 8th shut down monestries (hospitals) for more money and land

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New treatments in renaissance

  • transference

  • New herbal remedies

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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

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causes for The great plague

Same as black plague

  • was actually because of bacteria from rats and flees

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Treatments for the great plague

Plague doctors, herbal,isolation, killed cats and dogs, king banned meetings

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Impact on public health

40% of Londoners died

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Why did the great plague end

-great fire of London

-Bad winter= killed lots of rats

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Nitrous oxide

Laughing gas→ removal of teeth etc.

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Ether

Knock people out but it’s flammable

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Chloroform

Longer operations,popularised by queen Victoria,couldn’t control dose at first so people died

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Nightingale

Treated soldiers in chrimian war and believes I; miasma

-cleaner hospitals

-trained nurses→ released book on nursing

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Simpson

Inventor of chloroform

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Snow

-plotted death rate of cholera

-asked gov. to remove handle from a pump which people were dying from

-death rate went down

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Changes in hospital care in industrial period

  • doctors and nurses payed by gov.

  • Care improves

  • Blood loss still a killer

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Bazalgette

Built sewage system

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Jenner

Vaccination for smallpox

-tested vaccine on people

-gov. Gave him money and made vaccine compulsory

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Spontaneous generation

Living organisms generate from non-living organisms

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Louis Pasteur

Discovered germ theory, couldn’t prove it

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Lister

Killing germs with carbolic acid → aseptic

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Koch

Proved germ theory

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2nd Public health act of 1875

Forced councils to clean streets and water

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Watson and Crick

Discovered dna has double helix →led to human genome project

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How did surgery improve in modern period

Less death rates, aseptic, micro surgery, keyhole surgery→ still have diseases with no cure though

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Flemming

Accidentally discovered penicillin which can kill bacteria

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Florey and chain

Proved why Flemings penicillin worked

-funded my us gov. To make lots for soldiers

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Ways to diagnose illness in modern period

X-rays, CT scans , CAT scans ,MRI scans,ultrasound

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Magic bullets

-Sallvison 606: cured syphlis

-treats specific bacteria and doesn’t harm body

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Services provided by NHS

-free advice, treatment etc.

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Mass vaccinations

-HIV

-MMR

-COVID

*all to prevent infection and disease

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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