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Vesalius, Andreas
Father of Modern Anatomy
Hunter, John
Founder of Scientific Surgery
Fallopius, Gabriele
describes many anatomic terms such as fallopian tubes, vagina and placenta
Hippocrates
Father of Medicine
Ho, Dr. David
conducts research on HIV
Banting, Frederick
Discovered insulin as a treatment for diabetes
Barton, Clara
Founder of American Red Cross
Blackwell, Elizabeth
1st woman to receive the Dr. of Medicine degree in the US
Ehrlich, Paul
Worked in bacteriology, immunology and chemotherapy
Reed, Walter
US Army Pathologist who proved that yellow fever was transmitted by a mosquito
Wells, Dr. Horace
used nitrous oxide as an anesthetic agent
Fleming, Alexander
Best know as the bacteriologist who discovered penicillian as an antibacterial agent
Pasteur, Louis
Developed the germ theory of disease and destruction of microorganisms through the use of heat know as pasteurization
Moses
first public health officer
Galen
Father of experiemental Physiology
Malpighi, Marcello
Pioneered the use of the microscope
Roentgen, Wilhelm
x-ray
Laennec, Rene
Stethescope
Curie, Marie
Discovered Radium
Sennelweis, Ignaz
Savior of Mothers
Nightingale, Florence
Founder of Nursing
Salk, Jonas/Sabin, Albert
Developed the Polio vaccine
Blalock, Dr. Alfred
Developed a surgical procedure to help
with Blue Baby Syndrome
Long, Crawford Williamson
Used ether as an anesthetic agent
Jenner, Edward
Developed the small pox vaccine
Thomas, Vivien
worked closely with Dr. Blalock to do research and constructed instruments that were used in surgical procedures
Barnard, Christian
Performed the first human heart transplant
Harvey, William
discoverd the pumping action of the heart
Lister, Joseph
Father of Sterile Surgery
Koch, Robert
developed the culture plate method for the isolation of bacteria
Leeuwenhoek, Anton van
worked with lens grinding and magnification
Freud, Sigmund
psycholotherapy originated with the work of Freud
Chopra, Dr. Deepak
World renowned physician who made the principals of Eastern medicine popular in the United States
Freud, Sigmund
Developed psychoanalysis
Moses
Religious law prohibited humans from eating or drinking from dirty dishes
Hippocrates
hippocratic oath
Galen
he was the first exerimental neurologist and did research on parts of the nervous system
Vesalius, Andreas
Corrected the incorrect medical theories of Galen and introduced many new anatomic terms
Hunter, John
Introduced the artificial feeding tube and provided a description of the syphilitic chancre
Ehrlich, Paul
Discovered the Magic Bullet 606, a drug to designed to cure syphilis
Reed, Walter
Hospital named after him
Herbalism
uses plants, roots and leaves to treat disease
herbal remedies
can interact with conventional medicine
acupuncture
an invasive procedure that has existed for thousands of years
acupuncture
used to treat chronic pain and to relieve stress
Holistic Medicine
recognizes each individual as unique
Holistic Medicine
in the approach to medicine, not only is the physicians opinion valued, the patient's opinion about his or her health is taken into consideration
WHO
World Health Organization
WHO
provides worldwide guidance in health related issues and researches/delivers drugs and medical supplies around the world
HHS
Department of Health and Human services
HHS
oversees medicare and medicaid programs
HHS
made of more than 300 programs designed to help low income families, children and the elderly
USAMRID
US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
USAMRID
conducts research in infectious diseases and identifies biologic threats to the military
CDC
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
maintains statistics and research the origin/occurance of infectious diseases in the US
CDC
Developed guidlines for handling blood and body fluids in a medical setting
NIH
National Institue of Health
NIH
conducts research in the causes and prevention of diseases
NIH
Supports research projects in other facilities-universities, medical schools and hospitals
Types of Hospitals
Acute Care,Sub-Acute Care & Specialty
Acute Care
has trauma departments and intensive care units
Triage
the process of determining which patients have the most severe conditions
Sub-acute care
offers services to patients who do not require extensive services
Specialty
specialty in one area of medicine
Pediatrics
Specialty departments within a hospital
ICU,CCU, NICU, Laboratory, Respiratory, Radiology,
Rehabilitation, Medical Records, Social Services, Surgery and Dialysis
JCAHO
Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
ICU
Intensive Care Unit
CCU
Coronary Care Unit
NICU
Neonatal Care Unit
Laboratory
Performs testing on blood and body fluids
Respiratory
Offers assistance to patients who are experiencing breathing problems ex. asthma-nebulizer treatments
Radiology
takes x-rays on patients
Radiology Departments
MRI, CT/PET Scan, Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine
Rehabilitation
Offers physical therapy and occupational therapy to patients
Medical Records
maintains medical records for all patients seen in the hospital
EHR
Electric Health Records
Social Services
helps patients with obtaining medical assistance, financial assistance and patient education
Surgery
OR Posting-responsible for scheduling surgeries and knowing OR Room availability
Dialysis
provides serrvices to patients who have renal diseases
Anesthesiology(Anesthesiologist)
Administers anesthesia to provide pain relief and pain management
Dermatology (Dermatologist)
Diagnoses and treats diseases of the skin
Family Practice(Family Practioner)
Offers care to the whole family for a wide range of disorders and diseases as well as performs yearly physicals
Internal Medicine (Internist)
Concerned with treating patients with chronic long term conditions)
Neurosurgery (Neurosurgeon)
Offers non-operative and operative treatment for patients with conditions of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves
Obstetrics/Gynecology (Obstetrician/Gynecologist)
Provides care to women in the care and management of women during pregnancy, labor, delivery and afterwards. Diagnoses and treats conditions of the female genitalia
Ophthalmology(Ophthalmologist)
Concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of the eye
Otolaryngology(Otalaryngologist)
Diagnoses and treats diseases of the ear, nose and throat
Pathology(Pathologist)
Studies the causes of disease and death in patients
Pediatrics (Pediatrician)
Promotes preventative medicine for infants and children as well as monitors children's growth and development
Plastic Surgery(Plastic Surgeon)
Performs reconstructive surgery and cosmetic enhancements in patients
Radiology(Radiologist)
Uses x-rays to diagnose and treat diseases
Thoracic Surgery (Thoracic Surgeon)
Concerned with the operative treatment of the chest, chest wall, lungs and respiratory passages
Urology(Urologist)
Diagnoses and treats disease of the urinary tract and the male reporductive system
Endocrinology(Endocrinologist)
Diagnoses and treats patients with glandular disorders and diabetes
Podiatry(Podiatrist)
Specializes in the care of feet
Chiropractor
Trained to realign subluxations (a slight misaligment of the vertebrae)
Optometrist
Trained to examine the eyes to test visual acuity and to prescribe correctional lenses
Physician's Assistant (PA)
Provides direct patient care services under the supervision of licensed physician.
Regeistered Nurse (RN)
Provides direct patient care, assess and implements a patient's care plan.