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History GCSE: Medicine in 1700 - 1900
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⟶ Updated 27 Oct 2018 ⟶
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History GCSE: Medical Renaissance 1500-1700
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Events
Smallpox outbrake
Smallpox experiment by Jenner on James Phipps and Sarah Nelmes
Jenner published book about vaccination findings
Jenner got letter from Thomas Jefferson
Vaccination got vulontary
Germ theory, Pasteur
Pasteur carried out experiments, convinced other scientist
Cholera epidemic, Pasteur tried to identify bacteria
Miasma still believed
Robert Koch identified anthrax bacteria
Bacteria tuberculosis found
Vaccination for Rabies by Pasteur
Industrial revolution made living conditions poor
Public Health Act: voluntary
Public Health Act: compulsory
Report on living conditions by Edwin Chadwick
Big cholera epidemic
Connection between water and cholera, John Snow
Broad Street pump experiment
The great stink -> new sewage system
Working men right ti vite
Hospitals extremly bad
Crimea war, Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale's school for nurses
Notes on nursing, Nightingale
Notes on Hospitals
First cottage hospital (small hosp)
Workhouses by Poor Law Unions
Building of infirmaries
Chlorogorm as aneasthetic, James Simpson
Carbolic acid as antiseptic, Lister
First Removal of appendix
First heart surgery
Infant mortality still high
Patent medicine by James Morison
Patent medicine by Thomas Holloway
New sewage system ready by Josep Bazalgette
Development of telegraph
Periods
Vaccination compulsory, not strictly enforced
Vaccination compulsory, strictly enforced
Surgeries Black Period
