Question 4 of 10What stereotype about doctors emerged during the Industrial and scientific revolutions?A.That they practiced crude magic and possessed strange powersB.That they were the most educated professionals of their dayC.That they would sacrifice anything for the pursuit of knowledgeD.That they were too far removed from the everyday public to be useful

Question 6 of 10Why did people distrust doctors during the 18th and 19th centuries?A.Governments benefited financially from doctors' practices.B.Anyone could say they were a doctor, even if they had no training.C.People were suspicious of the scientific method, so they were scared of doctors' methods.D.Educational institutions did not offer degrees in the medical field.

_________________________introduced the ethics of medicine that is still followed today. Alexander Fleming Hippocrates Dr. Catherine Mohr Florence Nightingale

1. Describe Galen’s beliefs about the cause of disease.2. Suggest why Galen’s books were used for a thousand years to train doctors, ratherthan new books being written and used.3. a What did medieval people think caused disease?b Did the practices of making people with leprosy carry a warning bell and drivingaffected people out of villages minimise the spread? Explain why or why not?4. Describe what many medieval medicines were made of. Explain their functions.Evaluate and create5. Describe how medieval doctors used body humours to:a. diagnose diseaseb. treat disease.6. Are leeches still used today in any medical procedures? Explain your answer.7. If you had lived during the Middle Ages, what connections do you think you wouldhave made about the cause and effects of disease? Why?

What are the consequences of medicalization? 1. Decreases power of doctors; 2. Decreases power of other social authorities; 3. Medical treatment deemed only logical solution; 4. Depoliticalization

Prior to the late 1800s, how was medical training different from today's standards?Question 8Answera.Physicians were required to complete formal university programsb.Most physicians were trained as apprenticesc.There were no medical schoolsd.Medical education was exclusively theoretical