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Introduction to Health Science and Technology
History of Medicine Introduction to Health Science and Technology
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Objectives Students will be able to identify key historical events in the science of medicine. Students will be able to identify similarities and differences of medicine in history and medicine today. Students will find a person in history from a country of their ancestors that contributed to medicine in some way and put it on the time line developed as a class.
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Write-Pair-Share Why do we study history?
What is it about history that helps us today? Why is the history of medicine important for us who want to go into the medical field?
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Primitive Times Used tribal Witchdoctors to cure disease
Trepanning – drilling holes in the head - was often used to help release evil spirits from the sick person. Herbs and Plants were used as medicine.
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The Egyptian People Earliest people to keep health records
Identified diseases
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The Egyptian People Used Medicine to heal (Herbs and Plants)
Splinted fractures
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The Greek People Study causes of disease
Aristotle began comparative Anatomy Alcmaeon – Theorized Brain was the seat of understanding Herbs and Plants used for healing Hippocrates The “Father of Medicine” Hippocratic Oath “Code of Ethics”
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Ancient Romans First to provide medical care for soldiers during battle Early hospitals – usually in the homes of doctors. First to create a public health part of government and develop sanitation systems. Herbal remedies used
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Dark and Middle Ages (400 - 1400 AD)
Study of medicine stopped for over 1000 years. Medicine practiced in monasteries and convents. First medical school opened toward the end of the middle ages Rhazes – invented suturing to close wounds
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Dark and Middle Ages (400 - 1400 AD)
Used herbal medicine
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Plagues and Epidemics during the dark ages
Bubonic Plague
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The Renaissance (1400 - 1650 AD) Rebirth of Science Medical schools
Study of the body by dissection Leonardo da Vinci – Created many inventions and studied and created anatomical drawings. Vesalius – Wrote first Anatomy book
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Monks copying books in a Monastery prior to the Renaissance
The Renaissance ( AD) Invention of the Printing Press made books available to study. Monks copying books in a Monastery prior to the Renaissance
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16th and 17th Century Leonardo da Vinci – continued influence
Studied and recorded the anatomy of the body.
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Pumping heart and circulation.
16th and 17th Century William Harvey Pumping heart and circulation.
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Invented the microscope
16th and 17th Century Anton van Leeuwenhoek Invented the microscope
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Invented the stethoscope
17th Century Rene Laennec Invented the stethoscope
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More Illness... Smallpox Tuberculosis Cholera Influenza Diphtheria
Whooping Cough Mountain Fever
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17th Century Benjamin Franklin…
Invented bifocals because he had trouble seeing. Electricity Many more inventions
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17th Century Edward Jenner Vaccination for smallpox
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18th Century Joseph Lister
The first doctor to use antiseptic during an operation to prevent infection.
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18th Century Ignas Semmelweiss Cause of childhood fever
Instituted hand washing Died from a cut he received during an autopsy.
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Microorganisms cause disease.
18th Century Louis Pasteur Microorganisms cause disease.
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The ‘Father of Microbiology”
18th Century Robert Koch The ‘Father of Microbiology”
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18th Century Wilhelm Roentgen Discovered x-rays
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19th Century Florence Nightingale First school of nursing
Made nursing an honorable profession
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19th Century Sigmund Freud
His studies were the basis of psychology and psychiatry
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19th Century Clara Barton Established the American Red Cross
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20th Century Alexander Fleming Discovered Penicillin
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20th Century Jonas Salk Discovered a ‘killed’ polio virus vaccine
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Other Discoveries Alfred Sabin Dr. Jarvik Dr. Divecci
Live polio vaccine Dr. Jarvik Artificial heart Dr. Divecci First Heart Transplant Europe in 20th Century First ‘test tube’ baby
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Other Discoveries.. First EKG Machine
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Not the end…only the beginning!
You are the future!
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