History of Medicine and Public Health Test Review Flashcards
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This 15-card flashcard set reviews history of medicine and public health concepts for high school students. It covers key historical figures (Louis Pasteur, Clara Barton), scientific breakthroughs like the microscope and microbiology, pharmaceutical substances, and professional ethics in healthcare. Use it for test preparation, end-of-chapter review, or vocabulary reinforcement in a public health or biology course.
Terms in This Set
- belladona, quinine, digitalis and morphine
- louis Pasteur
- Dmitri Ivanoski
- Renaissance
- clara barton
- standard of ethics
- a weakened immunity
- discovered the microscope
- branch of biology dealing with microscopic organisms
- heating food to destroy microorganisms
- discovered conscious and unconscious parts of the minddd
- being sensitive to others experiences
- being accountable
- obtained within 4 years
- crossing arms
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