1. Apothecary Elleana Paravalos Mrs.Wilson January 8, 2013

2. Provided medical treatment Prescribed medicine Preformed surgery Practiced as a doctor Made house calls Some trained as surgeons & man-midwives

3. Weights & scales Mortar & pestles Tongue scrapers Tooth extractors Adhesive bandages Stretch gauze Sterilized equipment Stitching needles

4. Chalk for heartburn Calamine for skin irritations Chinchona bark for fevers Chinchona bark was later discovered to be a treatment for the disease Malaria Apothecaries also sold other home items for profit: Cooking spices Candles Salad oil Anchovies Toothpaste Tobacco

5. They provided surgical, midwifery, dental, and general medical services. Leeches were usually used on patients in colonial times. Doctors & Apothecaries are much alike, but very different. Most did the trade & some owned apothecary shops, or a “drug store.”

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