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Quiz by James McConnell, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by James McConnell
about 10 years ago
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Question 1
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What was trepanning?
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A method that involved drilling into the skull to release evil spirits.
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The theory that evil spirits in the skull caused headaches.
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A Hippocratic idea about what caused illness.
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A type of temple the Ancient Greeks used to heal themselves.
Question 2
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What did Stone Age Man do to treat broken limbs?
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Immediately cut them off
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Attempt to put them back in place
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Drill into it to release evil spirits
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Give a remedy treatment
Question 3
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What advantages did the River Nile give the Ancient Egyptians?
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Trading herbal remedies
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Fresh drinking water
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Water to bathe in
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Varieties of food to eat
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Understanding of human anatomy
Question 4
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What did Ancient Egyptians think caused illness?
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The Gods
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Lack of 1 of the 4 Humors
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Germs
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Blocked channels
Question 5
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What did Ancient Greeks say prevented illness?
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Exercise
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Dancing Rituals
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Imbalance of the 4 Humors
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Trepanning
Question 6
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What was NOT available at a Temple of Ascelpion?
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Baths
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Gymnasiums
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Temples
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Hospitals
Question 7
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What was the purpose of an Abaton in a Temple of Ascelpion?
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Sleep
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Healing
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Washing
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Exercise
Question 8
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Which of the following is NOT a step of Clinical Observation?
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Treatment
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Prognosis
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Diagnosis
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Agenesis
Question 9
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Which of these are true of the Romans medical care?
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Roman forts often contained hospitals
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Anyone could be a Roman doctor
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Roman Public health methods meant there was hardly any disease
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The Romans disregarded the 4 Humors Theory entirely
Question 10
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Which civilisation mentioned here did the most for Public Health?
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The Romans
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Ancient Greeks
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Ancient Egyptians
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Stone Age Men
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