People in Medicine
Lifespan
Ancient Times
Medical Technology
Trends in Healthcare
100

The "Father of Medicine"

Hippocrates

100

In ANCIENT TIMES the average lifespan was

20-35years

100

It was believed that disease and illness were casused by

demons and evil spirits

100

Development of the _____ allowed knowledge to spread more quickly and physicians to become more educated.

Printing Press

100

Heart, lung, liver, and kidney transplants are one reason for

High healthcare costs

200

Founded the AMERICAN RED CROSS

Clara Barton

200

During the RENAISSANCE the average lifespan was

30-40years

200

Exploration or the structure of the human body was limited so people used _______ to learn about parts of the body

Animals
200

This invention allowed Physicians to listen to internal body sounds

Stethoscope

200

Geriatric care is care for

Elderly

300

Invented the STETHOSCOPE

Rene Laennec

300

At the end of the 18TH CENTURY the average lifespan was

40-50years

300

First people to record health records

Ancient Egyptians

300

Edward Jenner developed a life saving vaccine

Smallpox

300

The ________ of healthcare should not be lowered to control costs

Quality

400

Known as the FOUNDER OF MODERN NURSING

Florence Nightingale

400

Due to infection control during the 19th CENTURY the average lifespan was

40-65years

400

These people were among the first to stress the importance of healthy eating and cleanliness

Ancient Greeks

400

The MICROSCOPE was invented by

Anton van Leeuwenhoek

400

DRG stands for

Diagnostic Related Groups

500

Identified the tube between the ear and throat

Eustachio

500

Continued medical advances in the 20th have increased the average lifespan to

60-80years

500

Built sewers to carry away waste and aqueducts to deliver clean water

Ancient Romans

500

This major development in understanding the human body occured in the 1950s

Structure of DNA and genetic information

500

CAM stands for

Complementary and Alternative Methods

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