ContentsKey features of Smarter History vi
Smarter Revision: Living graph 6
2.1 What kinds of medicine wereprehistoric peoples good at - and
notso good at? 16
2.2 Did the Egyptians develop anyimportant new medical ideas?
20
2.3 Did the Greek doctor Hippocratescompletely change medicine?
26
2.4 Did the Romans just steal the Greeks'ideas? 34
2.5 Review: Why was ancient medicine sosignificant when people
didn't evenknow what made them sick? 42
• • .. • • . •3.1 Why couldn't people stop the
Black Death? 523.2 The Big Story of medicine in the
Middle Ages 563.3 Why didn't medicine improve in the
Middle Ages? Part 1 583.4 Why didn't medicine improve?
A half-time team talk 623.5 Why didn't medicine improve in
the Middle Ages? Part 2 64
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Medical Moments in Time:Roman Londinium, AD200 12Smarter
Revision: Memory map 14Smarter Revision: 'Role of the
individual'chart 27Smarter Revision: Digital camera 37Smarter
Revision: Factors chart 44Meet the Examiner: Introducing
DevelopmentStudy questions 46Meet the Examiner: Answering'describe'
questions 48
Medical Moments in Time: London, 1347 50Smarter Revision:
Factors chart 58Meet the Examiner: Answering 'factor'questions
74Meet the Examiner: Historical SourceInvestigations: Topic - The
Black Death 76Meet the Examiner: Using sources: 'inference'and
'cross-reference': Topic - Medieval PublicHealth 78
4.1 What was re-born in the medicalRenaissance?
4.2 What did people discover during themedical Renaissance?
4.3 Did new discoveries help the sick?
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Medical Moments in Time: London, 1665Meet the Examiner:
Evaluating changewithin aperiodSmarter Revision: Concept mapMeet
the Examiner: Evaluating sources:Topic - Quack Doctors
86
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5.1 Why hadn't life expectancy Meet the Examiner: Evaluating
changeimproved by the 1750s? 106 and continuity across periods
109
5.2 What does the story of Jenner and Meet the Examiner:
Reaching overallvaccination tell us about medicine judgements using
sources and your ownin 1800? 110 knowledge: Topic - Jenner and
Vaccination 114
5.3 When and why did life expectancy Medical Moments in Time:
London, 1848 118improve after 1800? 118 Medical Moments in Time:
London, 1935 120
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6.1 Who were the key people in thefight against the killer
diseases? 124
Meet the Examiner: Improve your timeplanning on Development
Study questions 136Meet the Examiner: Tackling icebergquestions
137Meet the Examiner: Improve your timeplanning for your Source
Investigation exam:Topic - Penicillin 138
Seetion 7: Public health after 1800: When did it finally improve
- and why? '''''''~J~
7.1 How bad was public health in the Meet the Examiner: Practise
your skills atearly 1800s? 142 using sources: Topic -
Nineteenth-Century
7.2 Why wasn't anything done to protect Public Health
144people's health in the early 1800s? 148 Meet the Examiner:
Evaluating the
7.3 Why did public health eventually significance of factors
152improve in the later 1800s? 150 Meet the Examiner: Evaluating
the
7.4 Why did public health improve further significance of events
164in the twentieth century? 160
8.1 Opposition to changes in surgery:Did surgeons really want
the sick tosuffer?
8.2 Why has surgery improved so muchsince 1900?
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Meet the Examiner: Practise your skills atusing sources: Topic -
Nineteenth-CenturySurgery 166Meet the Examiner: Answering 'Are
yousurprised by...?' questions 169Meet the Examiner: Improve that
answer! 182Smarter Revision: Freeze-framed photos 183
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Seetion 9: Did Florence Nightingale revolutionise hospitals
single-handed?~ '( ~4cdk~';:1 ffil :;::
Meet the Examiner: Practise for yourHistorical Source
Investigation exam: Topic-Hospitals 187
•10.1 What do we owe our lives to? 19210.2 The road to
Bacteria-ville - using road
maps to revise key themes 19410.3 What was so special about
each
period of medical history? 19610.4 How did the factors affect
the
development of medicine? 19810.5 Which factors were most
influential? 20010.6 Which individuals were most
significant? 20210.7 Into the future? 204
Medical terms 206Index 208
Meet the Examiner: Evaluating theimportance of factors over time
198
