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Ruler that conquered all the mediteranian during warring periods
allowed great scientists to come together and discover/ create together |
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Considered the founder of human anatomy
he was given permission to dissect human bodies, sometimes criminals |
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Considered the first physiologist
described the heart was a pump, 4 valves and origin of ateries and veins |
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First emperor of china
brutal but successful military leader
collected & burned all historical writings except medical, drug, oracles, agricultural
unifided chia
became deranged from poising |
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Wound Surgeon
earned him the title "executioner" |
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| classification and categorization is key |
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| System of correspondences and the Natural School |
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Dao-yin (Qi Gong)
cosmology
relationships with nature
alchemy
spiritual alchemy |
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| Founder of Celestial Masters school |
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| hole in head to release deamons |
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Trader of goods, found a medical treatise
thought to originate from 3,000-2,500 BC |
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| First Chinese Historical period? |
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| Dynasty with first evidence of writing? |
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Shang Ancestral Worship
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TI = supreme, devine ancestor
only the king could communicate with Ti |
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| explination of an illness |
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| curse, illness caused by a direct ancestor |
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| Considered first healers in Shang Dynasty |
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1.045-221 BC
lived along yellow river, became strong agriculturally |
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| Lao Tzu, Confucius and Chuang Tzu |
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| Lived during Spring & Autumn periods of Shang Dynasty |
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| Began the decline of the dynasty |
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| due to war it was believed demons could harm humans, the Wu became like shamans and performed exorcisims |
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| mention acupuncture, moxa, blood letting, and channels, NOT acupoints |
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Father of Medicine (Zhou dynasty)
diagnosis based on palpation, olfaction, and listening
Rational medicine |
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| a negation of the devine intervention in disease |
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gratest scientist & biologest og the ancient world
proposed DIET as a major theraputic modality |
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| bood describing traditons of sergery in Indian medicine |
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| Ma Wandui texts written during whice period? |
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