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This resource contains revision notes on the following topics:
- Hippocrates and the Four Humours
- Galen and Theory of Opposites
- Causes and treatments – natural and spiritual
- The influence of the Church
- Islamic medicine
- Surgery
- Public health and monasteries
- The Black Death
- Andreas Vesalius
- Ambroise Pare
- William Harvey
- Thomas Sydenham
- John Hunter
- Treatments
- The Great Plague – similarities and differences 1348 and 1666
- Nursing – Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole
- Edward Jenner and Vaccination
- Germ Theory (Louis Pasteur)
- Robert Koch
- Paul Ehrlich
- Anaesthetics (Humphry Davy, James Simpson) and impact
- Antiseptics and Asepsis
- X-rays
- Blood transfusions and blood groups
- Plastic surgery
- Penicillin (Alexander Fleming; Howard Florey and Ernst Chain)
- Liberal social reforms
- Housing and health in the Industrial revolution to the Second World War
- The Beveridge Report and the creation of the NHS
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