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History of Health Care Lasecki

  • Period: 4000 BCE to 3000 BCE

    Early Beginnings

  • 3900 BCE

    Disease caused by?

    Disease caused by?
    Evil spirits
  • 3600 BCE

    Treatments for the sick

    Treatments for the sick
    Blood Letting Exorcism Prayer and Devine intervention
  • 3100 BCE

    Medicines stilled used today

    Medicines stilled used today
    Digitalis : foxglove plants that were used to treat heart conditions and to strengthen heart beats
    Quinine : a bark that can control fevers, muscle spasms, and malaria
    Belladonna and atropine : from nightshade plants to be used in cases to relive muscle spasms and treat gastrointestinal
    Morphine : from a poppy plant that helps with treating severe pain
  • Period: 2999 BCE to 399

    Ancient Times

  • 2900 BCE

    Ancient Egyptians

    Ancient Egyptians
    Health Records:
    - earliest known people to have accurate records
    Who are physicians:
    - Priests known to be physicians
    How did they heal:
    -Medicines, splinting fractures, bloodletting with leaches, blood would pool around and heal the wound.
  • 1900 BCE

    Ancient Chinese

    Ancient Chinese
    Development of acupuncture:
    - Stone Age
    - pioneers used this to treat illness and disease
  • 900 BCE

    Ancient Greek

    Ancient Greek
    Illness caused by what?
    - first studies show that nature was at fault
    Dissection
    - religious beliefs didn’t allow bodies to be dissected
    Hippocrates
    - He created notes about the physical appearance of human anatomy and wrote the ethics on medicine use
  • 100

    Ancient Romans

    Ancient Romans
    Sanitation systems
    - clean water from aqueducts, and sewers for the waste
    - public baths
    Organization of medical care
    - sent medical care out with the armies
    Hospital Development
    - physicians would house the sick in rooms of their houses
    - public building were created for all the sick
  • Period: 400 to 800

    Dark Age

  • 500

    Stopping of Medicine

    Stopping of Medicine
    • The Huns invaded the Romans
    • Only God chose who lived or dies
  • 700

    How they treated disease?

    How they treated disease?
    • Primary treatment was with prayer
    • God was the healer
  • Period: 800 to 1400

    Middle Age

  • 1100

    Epidemics

    Epidemics
    • Bubonic Plague or known as the Black Plague
    • 60 million people died
    • this would lead to first creating vaccines so these epidemics wouldn’t happen again.
  • Period: 1350 to

    Renaissance

  • 1450

    Rebirth

    Rebirth
    • new learning started
    • Universities and schools were created
    • rather nature not god caused these different illnesses
    • People accepted the study of dissection
    • Inventing the printing press for further knowledge put into books
  • Period: 1501 to

    16th and 17th centuries

  • 1515

    Leonardo da Vinci

    Leonardo da Vinci
    • Studied the anatomy of humans
  • 1550

    Gabriele Fallopius

    Gabriele Fallopius
    • discovered fallopian tubes of a female
  • 1563

    Bartolommeo Eustachio

    Bartolommeo Eustachio
    • Discovered the Eustachian Tube (ear to the throat)
  • William Harvey

    William Harvey
    • understand physiology
    • circulation of blood and pumping in the heart
  • Antonie von Leeuwenhoek

    Antonie von Leeuwenhoek
    • invented the microscope
    • finding there is more than what meets the eye
    • found what causes tooth decay
  • Apothecaries

    Apothecaries
    • first kind of pharmacies
    • trading drugs with spices from the East
  • Period: to

    18th century

  • Benjamin Franklin

    Benjamin Franklin
    • created bifocals
    • found that colds can be passed on from person to person
  • Medical students learning

    Medical students learning
    • attended lectures and classes
    • watch patients at bedside
    • dissect dead bodies to learn the disease process
  • Joseph Priestley

    Joseph Priestley
    • discovered oxygen
    • useful for breathing
  • Edward Jenner

    Edward Jenner
    • vaccination of smallpox
    • led to other immunizations
  • Rene Laennec

    Rene Laennec
    • invented the stethoscope
    • hear the heart and lungs for disease
  • Period: to

    19th and 20th centuries

  • Florence Nightingale

    Florence Nightingale
    • created classes for women to learn medicine
    • made women into nurses
    • brought more help into the hospitals
  • Ignaz Semmelweis

    Ignaz Semmelweis
    • found what caused childbirth fever
    • physicians used to not wash their hand before helping women deliver
    • went between the death room and to births
    • midwives didn't touch dead bodies
  • Louis Pasteur

    Louis Pasteur
    • father of microbiology
    • microorganisms cause disease
    • they are not created by disease
  • Dmiriti Ivanovski

    Dmiriti Ivanovski
    • virus are caused by microorganisms
    • viruses weren’t recognizable until the electron microscope was invented(not by him)
  • Joseph Lister

    Joseph Lister
    • microorganisms can cause infections
    • carbolic acid on wounds
    • first to use an antiseptic
    • use it during surgery to prevent infections
  • Ernst von Bergmann

    Ernst von Bergmann
    • invented sterile conditions (asepsis)
    • germs cause infections
    • beginning of asepsis
  • Robert Koch

    Robert Koch
    • discovered disease causing organisms
    • Culture plate method
    • identify pathogens
    • isolated the bacterium in Tuberculosis
    • cleanliness in surgical sites
  • Paul Ehrlich

    Paul Ehrlich
    • the effect of medicines on microorganisms
    • brought the use of chemicals to treat disease
    • found a treatment for syphilis
  • Wilhelm Roentgen

    Wilhelm Roentgen
    • Discovered x-ray
    • first picture was of his wife’s hand
    • allowed doctors to see what was wrong with their patients
  • Anesthesia

    Anesthesia
    • used to preform without anesthesia in surgeries
    • early doctors used herbs and alcohol
    • used to choke patients to unconsciousness
    • many died from shock
    • nitro oxide, ether, chloroform
  • Sir Alexander Fleming

    Sir Alexander Fleming
    • penicillin killed life threatening bacteria
    • it can treat now pneumonia, gonorrhea, and blood poisoning
  • Sigmund Freud

    Sigmund Freud
    • discovered the unconscious and conscious parts of the brain
    • mind and body work together
    • studies led to psychology and psychiatry
  • Gerard Domagk

    Gerard Domagk
    • discovered sulfonamide compounds
    • started newer medicine by killing off more deadly diseases
  • Jonas Salk

    Jonas Salk
    • discovered a dead polio virus
    • immunity to poliomyelitis
    • paralyzed kids and adults
  • Albert Sabin

    Albert Sabin
    • created a live polio virus vaccine
    • used on babies to treat the dreaded disease before it happens
  • Francis Crick and James Watson

    Francis Crick and James Watson
    Discovered molecular structure of DNA
    How dna replicates itself
  • Christian Barnard

    Christian Barnard
    • first successful heart transplant
  • Ben Carson

    Ben Carson
    • pioneered the surgery to separate conjoined twins
    • preforms hemispherectomies surgeries to stop seizures
  • Multi drug tuberculosis treatment

    Multi drug tuberculosis treatment
    • first evidence of treatment in infected patients
    • can be treated successfully with many different developing outpatient treatments
  • Joan Brugge

    Joan Brugge
    • discovered that cancer cells will preform self suicide and apoptosis
    • cancer cells can and will die of starvation
    • pointed towards killing cancer cells and different strategies
  • Blood brain barrier

    Blood brain barrier
    • after research provided molecular blood brain barriers to help transfer the molecules to cells and vesiculars
  • The graying of T cells

    The graying of T cells
    • loss of defense in your immune system when you age
    • metabolic transfers in mice
    • creating a small compound to the T cell
  • Coronavirus pandemic

    Coronavirus pandemic
    • after millions of deaths vaccinations were made
    • many advances in immune system boosts
    • studies to help show how viruses can pass through person to person