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Medicine Through Time - Medieval Case Study (The Black Death)

Year - 1348

Impact :

Killed 30-45% of the population

Caused panic and rioting

Killed lots of religious clergy, left churches empty.

Causes :

Seen as punishment from God

Miasma

Astrological - in 1345 there was an unusual positioning of planets which was interpreted as a bad sign.

Some people in mainland Europe believed it was caused by Jews.

Treatment:

Supernatural - confess sins and ask for forgiveness from God. Flagellation (self-whipping) was common.

Herbal remedies, like myrrh.

Lighting fires to get rid of miasma

Lancing buboes.

Tried bleeding and purging, which did not work.

Prevention:

Prayer, fasting, pilgrimage, flagellation.

Escaping it by escaping miasma - used flowers, and herbs.

Avoidance of those who were contagious.

Government : Attempted quarantine, thought foul smells could drive off miasma, so stopped cleaning streets - made it worse!

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Medicine Through Time - Medieval

Causes:

The Four Humours

Astrology (alignment of planets)

Religion (punishment, test from God)

Miasma

Treatment:

Phlebotomy (cutting, leeching, cupping).

Star Charts for prescribing, ‘the Kings Touch’, spells.

Prayers, fasting, pilgrimages.

Purging (enemas)

Treatment (medics):

Apothecaries

Barber Surgeons (not well trained, performed amputations, etc.)

Wise Women (herbal and supernatural remedies, common for the poor).

Physicians (mainly for the rich, used Galens books, urine charts, etc.)

Treatments (hospitals) :

Mainly for pilgrims, in religious houses. Treatments were praying, as monks/nuns could not bleed patients.

Some pregnant women or homeless people were looked after.

V. clean, but people had to share beds (increased risk of passing of disease).

Lazar Houses.

Prevention :

Church - lead a life free from sin.

Hygiene - ‘regimen sanitatis’ , an instruction manual, first produced by Hippocrates. Examples from it would be : don’t over eat, bathe regularly, etc.

Bathing - many thought disease was caused by bad smells, so was important.

Diet - important to keep your humours in balance, eating too much was discouraged.

Purifying the Air - spread sweet herbs, carrying flowers, to prevent miasma.

Key Individuals :

Hippocrates

Created Theory of the Four Humours, illness caused imbalance of the Humours.

Emphasised importance of observing patients for symptoms.

Galen

Added to Hippocrates theory with the Theory of Opposites to balance humours - i.e : too much phlegm, eat chillies.

Wrote about human anatomy by dissecting pigs, so some flaws.

Spread idea of pneuma, that the persons soul is spread by the blood.

Church supported his ideas.

Factors

Influence of Church

Controlled education

Promoted Galen

Dissections of humans were made illegal

Social Attitudes

Religious beliefs

Four Humours

Role of Government

Didn’t think it was their job to look after public health.

Edward III tried to get towns to clean up to try to prevent the Black Death from spreading.

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GCSE 'Help Videos'

Hey there, I made these videos through out doing my GCSE as a way for help for revision, so feel free to check them out. They may not help you, but oh well.

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Okay, I'm gonna kick start this blog after I finish my own GCSEs, so good luck to everyone doing their exams!

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GCSE BLOG

WAZZZUP, DIS BLOG IS FOR ALL YOU HOMIES STRUGGLING WITH YOUR GCSE'S. SO YEAH, I'LL POST SHIT AND YOU ASK ABOUT STUFF AND I'LL TRY MY BEST TO HELP!