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| "Father of Modern Medicine" |
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| said that an illness had a natural cause as well as a natural cure |
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| restated Marcus Varro: microorganisms might be the cause of a disease |
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| stated that microorganisms might be the cause of a disease |
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| when "On Cotagions and Contagious Diseases" was written |
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| who wrote On Contagions and Disease |
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| On Contagions and Diseases |
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| 1st scientific statement of true nature of disease |
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| used silkworms to find that fungal pathogen is cause of disease |
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| Principle of Microbial Parasitism |
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| Principle of Microbial Parasitism |
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| prevention, disinfection, and disease containment |
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prevention/cure/germ description of: smallpox typhus plague cholera gangrene |
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| said Germ Theory of Disease |
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| found Anthrax in cattle in sheep |
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| tested Anthrax on mice and saw same symptoms as in sheep and cattle |
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| verified Germ Theory of Disease |
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| procedure for proving organism is the cause of specific disease |
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| studied microorganisms and staining methods and isolating bacteria |
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| said cholera is spread by water |
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| made rabies, cholera, and anthrax cure |
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| physical aspects of epidemiology |
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| Cause and effect relationship in occurrences of diseases |
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| example on inherited dieases |
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| example of mutation type disease |
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Antibiotics unknown Unsterile bandages and equipment most drugs indequate and hard to get medical staff poorly trained |
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| 4 main ways a person may have died in Civil War |
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| how many people are affected at a given time |
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| how many people got it in a certain time period |
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| frequent liquid bowell movement; cramps |
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| action needed to get rid of other bacteria fighting for nutrients and to spread to other hosts |
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| when intestinal tract has bloody bowel movement with cramps and straining and mucus and inflammed cells in stool |
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transmission of yellow fever from person to mosquito to person |
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| transmission of yellow fever from animal to mosquito to person |
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| fever, chills, headach, backache, nausea/vomit, jaundice |
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| made capsule that helps resist ingestion by phago |
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| dicovered Yellow Fever is spread by mosquitos in 1900 |
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| obtained by inhalation of droplets from an infected person |
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| when oxygen starved and damaged tissues get toxins |
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| type of disesease entered through insects |
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