Time Periods
Complementary Therapy/healthcare trends

History of Medicine
Facilities
Key terms
100

What invention was developed during the Renaissance?

The Printing Press



100

What is acupuncture?

Type of alternative medicine. Needles piece through your skin

100

What is trepanation?

Drilling holes in the skull - to relieve evil spirits

100

Housing, group meals, personal care, support services

Assisted living facility

100

What is Microbiology?

The branch of biology that studies microorganisms and there affect on humans

200

In which era was the Canon of Medicine written?

Medieval era

200

What is homeopathy?

Medical system based on the belief that the body can cure itself

200

What was bloodletting used for?

Used to open up blocked channels in the body. Bleed disease out

200

People in crisis or needing long term counseling

Mental health facility

200

What is the Hippocratic Oath?

It was an oath written by Hippocrates that serves as the moral basis for many medical regulations and guidelines still in use today

300

What killed over half of the population of Europe and Asia during the Renaissance?

The Bubonic plague

300

What can chiropractic care help with?

Back pain, joint pain, and headaches

300

At what type period did Hippocrates emphasize prognosis?

Ancient greece

300

Non-profit–provide health care screenings, services, meals for elderly and disabled

Volunteer services

300

Interdisciplinary Team?

 A group of healthcare professionals with varied medical educations, backgrounds, and experiences who work together to deliver the best possible care of reach patient

400

What was a common procedure made in the Prehistoric era? What was it? Why was it used?

Trephination was the drilling of holes in the skull to relieve evil spirits

400

What is complementary therapy? What is one example?

This is a type of preventative care. This includes nutrition, exercise, yoga, meditation, acupuncture, massage.  

400

Who created the aqueducts?

Ancient Romans

400

Care program focused on reducing pain, symptoms, and stress during the last stage of a terminal illness(death)- may be a hospital, outpatient facility, or in home

Hospice

400

What is an Acute Care Facility?

 A healthcare facility that provides care for patients who have extremely severe conditions that require medical attention immediately

500

What were the 4 main inventions during the Modern Times?

The stethoscope, microscope, mercury thermometer, and the sphygmometer

500

What led to higher demand for healthcare providers?

Aging population, technological advancements, increasing in specialization

500

Who used tannic acid to treat burns?

Ancient Egyptians

500

Departments visiting nurse’s association, hospital based, and home health agencies

Home healthcare agencies

500

What is an Extended Care Facility?

A facility that provides health care and help with the activities of daily living people who may be physically or mentally unable to care for themself; this type of care may last from days to years