Which of these was an important Islamic doctor?
  • Avicenna
  • Vesalius
  • Hippocrates
  • Pare
Which one of these is NOT one of the four humours?
  • Black bile
  • Phlegm
  • Red bile
  • Yellow bile
True or false: Islam allowed human dissection.
  • True
  • False
What was John of Arderne's profession?
  • Scientist
  • Artist
  • Doctor
  • Surgeon
What word describes the process of drilling a hole in the skull?
  • Bloodletting
  • Amputation
  • Trepanning
  • Cauterisation
Which of these methods was used to balance the four humours?
  • Bloodletting
  • Amputation
  • Trepanning
  • Cauterisation
Which of these was NOT believed to have caused the Black Death in 1348:
  • Position of stars and planets
  • Bad air
  • Germs
  • Wells poisoned by Jews
Who is this?
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  • Galen
  • Hippocrates
  • John Arderne
  • Avicenna
Why did the Medieval Church support Galen?
  • He seemed to support the idea of one God.
  • His brother was Pope
  • He was a priest
  • He was a Christian
Who copied books in the Middle Ages and so controlled what was copied?
  • Knights
  • Monks
  • Secretaries
  • Bishops
The church promoted which language which enabled doctors to across Europe to communicate?
  • Greek
  • Latin
  • French
  • Spanish
Who is this?
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  • Galen
  • Hippocrates
  • Louis Pasteur
  • William Harvey
The church accepted Galen's writings and work on the human body?
  • True
  • False
Why did people accept Galen's ideas for so long?
  • No other alternatives
  • He was well respected
  • They couldn't dissect humans
  • All of the suggested reasons
Which of the following was a belief for disease in the period?
  • Bad hygiene
  • Bad smells
  • Bad weather
  • Bad lifestyle
Where did the sick and elderly go for support in medieval times?
  • Hospitals
  • Monasteries
  • The Manor
  • Palaces
Why did people believe God was the reason for disease?
  • To make them grateful
  • To punish them
  • To spare others
  • To praise them
Which of the following are true about a Medieval house?
  • Everyone slept in one roome
  • It was made from wood and mud
  • Animals stayed in the house too
  • All of the points
Which of the following did Hippocrates not believe in?
  • Clinical observation
  • Diet and rest
  • Treating the body as separate parts
  • Four Humours
Which of the following is not true?
  • Doctors take a Hippocratic oath?
  • Hippocrates was known as the Father of Medicine
  • 60 books are attributed to Hippocarates
  • Hippocrates was influenced by Galen
Who is this?
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  • Galen
  • Hippocrates
  • Louis Pasteur
  • William Harvey
What is meant by ‘cause’ of illness?
  • Something that makes a person ill
  • A way to avoid illnesses happening before they do
  • A way of dealing with illnesses already present
  • A consequence of a person having an illness
Who originally came up with the idea of the Four Humours?
  • Galen
  • Hippocrates
  • Vesalius
  • Harvey
How did most people learn about life and medicine in Medieval England?
  • Reading books
  • Stories from the Church
  • Going to school
  • Immediate family
Which of the following is a supernatural explanation for disease in medieval England?
  • Miasma
  • Fortune telling
  • Astrology
  • Leprosy
What did the Theory of the Four Humours state?
  • All humours must be the same and equal
  • All humours must be mixed and unbalanced
  • All humours must be mixed and balanced
  • All humours must be balanced and equal
What 'humour' was associated with the winter season and water element?
  • Blood
  • Phlegm
  • Black Bile
  • Yellow bile/Chloer
What did Miasma Theory state?
  • That bad air, filled with poisonous fumes, caused disease and illness.
  • That a movement in the planets would result in a disease spreading throughout England.
  • That God sent illness as a punishment for sins.
  • that illness was caused by an imbalance of the four humours.
What was developed in 1440 that led to advancements in medieval medicine?
  • The Hospital
  • The Printing Press
  • The Hospice
  • The X-ray
Medieval physicians used blood-letting as a humoural treatment, what does it mean?
  • A journey to an important religious monument, shrine or place
  • When the king’s hands were rubbed with holy oil before he touched those suffering
  • Going without food for a long period or taking laxatives
  • The opening of a vein to draw blood from a patient
Which medieval person would sell you a herbal remedy as a treatment?
  • Physician
  • Barber Surgeon
  • Doctor
  • Apothecary
Who was the least qualified medical professional in medieval England?
  • Physician
  • Barber Surgeon
  • Apothecary
  • Hospital Staff
How were patients in medieval hospitals cared and treated for?
  • Given remedies based on Galen’s theories
  • They were very clean
  • Only those with minor illnesses or the elderly allowed
  • Given fresh food, plenty of rest and prayer
Who were hospitals funded by in medieval England?
  • The King
  • The Government
  • The priests
  • Charitable donations
Which of these is a medieval prevention of disease to purify the air?
  • Prayer
  • Diet
  • Pilgrimage
  • Posy
Which was a religious method of preventing illness?
  • Keeping streets clean
  • Exercising
  • Self-flagellation
  • Purging
What year did the Black Death reach England?
  • 1348
  • 1366
  • 1603
  • 1665
What did medieval people believe was a natural cause of the Black Death?
  • God was deserting mankind
  • There was an unusual positioning of the planets
  • The impure air was causing corruption to the body’s humours
  • People blamed the Jews
What did local authorities successfully enforce to prevent the spread of the Black Death?
  • Quarantine Laws
  • Banned religious parades
  • More rubbish and rotting bodies put on the streets
  • Listening to happy music
Which shows that lack of education hindered change to medicine and treatment in this period?
  • Doctors not encouraged to experiment or think
  • Only Galen’s books were used in medical training
  • People who challenged existing ideas were sent to prison
  • Galen’s ideas made sense
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