GCSE History — Medicine Through Time — Key Developments
15 flashcards covering Medicine Through Time — Key Developments. Designed for GCSE History revision using spaced repetition.
15 cards in this deck
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All 15 questions in this deck
- What is the Hippocratic Oath
- Who was Galen
- What is the significance of the Black Death
- What is the germ theory
- Who was Florence Nightingale
- What is vaccination
- Who developed the first vaccine
- What is antisepsis
- What is the importance of the microscope
- Who was Robert Koch
- What is the significance of penicillin
- Who discovered penicillin
- What is the role of public health
- What is the impact of the NHS
- What is medical ethics
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