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500
Leprosy
break outs of leprosy begain. The outbreak peaked in the 1200's -
Period: 500 to Sep 9, 1350
Middle Ages
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Sep 11, 1000
surgery was concedered a profession
this helped standardize and make the evolution progress quicker -
Sep 9, 1200
Islamic hospitals
The Koran encouraged the healthy to help the sick and so many hospitals were founded due to the scripture -
Sep 9, 1300
Jacoba Felicie trial
Jacoba Felicie was practicing medicine without a licence so she could help woment who did not want to be embarrased by going to male doctor, however she was forbidden to practice medicine after that. -
Period: Sep 9, 1300 to
Renaissance
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Sep 11, 1347
Black Death
The Black Death was killing many people throughout this time because the sanitaton was nonexistnt -
Sep 11, 1400
Medical Books
medical books made it so people could become educated, however being had written they were not very accesable -
Sep 11, 1439
Printing press
The printing press made it easy to spread medial documentts to many people and therefore made procedures easier to spread -
Sep 8, 1445
First vaccine for influenza
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Sep 8, 1500
Paracelsus
A swiss alchemis and physican that thought that each sickness must have their own cure or medicine -
Sep 8, 1540
Ambroise Pare
A french doctor that started use more humane methods like sewing wounds shut instead of cauterizing them -
Sep 11, 1545
first anatomy book
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Heart
William Harvey found that the heart cirulates blood througout the body -
microscopes
Robert Hooke built a reglecting microscope and it made it easier for people to dignose illnesses -
Human anatomy
People had started to map the body. The church had forbidden it for many years, however it clared up many beliefs -
Period: to
Industrial Revolution
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Small Pox Vaccine
Jenner took fluid from cow pox and admistered to the skin of James Phipps and it kept him from getting sick -
Sir Humphy Davy- anestetic
Sir Humphy Davy decovered the anesthetic properties of nitrous oside, howerver people did not use it for around 45 years -
First vaccine for cholera
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First vaccine for anthrax
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First vaccine for rabies
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invention of the X-Ray
A German physicist, Wihelm Conrad Rontgen was experimenting with electron beams in a gas discharge tube and he realized that a screen was glowing -
Asprin was invented
Bayer wanted a less irritating replacement for standard salicylate medicines, afterward he sold it all over the world -
Period: to
Modern times
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First successful human blood transusion
Landsteiner's ABO blood typing technique was used -
Successful heart-lung machine
Dr. John H. Gibbon, Jr. used the heart-lung machine fro a extracorporeal circulation of the cat while in surgery. Now it is a commonly used in human sugery -
First vaccine for yellow fever
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First vaccine for typhus
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Blood rejection is realized
Austrian-American Karl Landsteiner found that blood sometimes isn't compatible with people -
Rhazes discovers difference between smallpox and measles
Rhazes took notes and he finaly found the differance between the two. HIs findings were used until the 1800's
