Medical Practices
How would faith healers counteract sickness.
What is praying.
People of Paris felt how about about hospitals.
What is they Hated it.
What are Jesuits?
Members of the society of Jesus who held political and religious power.
How often were meat dishes eaten?
What is at almost every meal.
Physicians were restricted to who?
What is Men.
Surgeries were done without what
What is (accept either sanitation or painkillers)
Group who found a cure for smallpox.
What is Muslim people.
Why did France create a "National Catholic Church"
What is to be subject from papal influence
French people had food riots for what reason.
Unequal distribution of foo.
Faith healers believed what causes diseases?
What is evil (or devil)
What was the most common way to treat stomach problems?
What is Purging of the bowels.
Medical operations were performed where?
In a patients's bed.
What edict did Joseph II issue?
What is edict of idle institutions.
How much of dinner was meat?
What is 50-75%
Who delivered most babies in the 18th century?
What is midwives.
What was bloodletting?
What is Draining of the blood to cure the sick
What did hospitals have little of in the 18th century.
Ventilation and privacy
John Wesley founded what group?
What is the methodists
How were clothes bleached in the 19th century(unhealthy)?
What is urine
What led to research and experimentation of on human problems and medical problems?
What is the Enlightenment.
Where were drugs, medicines and herbs bought?
What is apothecaries.
Violent people were treated how in mental hospitals.
What is they were chained to walls and forgotten.
The Year Louis XIV orders the Jesuits out of France.
What is 1763
The last year of the Bubonic Plague in Europe.
What is 1722
Who were midwives initially trained by.
What is other woman practitioners.