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        | Father of medicine Hippocractic oath
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        | Dissection authority (animals) 
 All work was based on dissection of animals
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        | Student of Galen 
 Father of anatomy
 
 Realized dog (animals) specimen was not the same as humans
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        | First to state that blood flowed around the body 
 Used a horse and glass tube to show the movement of blood generated by force of heart
 
 Also theorized the existence of capillaries
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        | Discovered the mechanism of carbon monoxide poisoning in living cells. 
 The body loves carbon monoxide better than oxygen
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        | Studied condition response (how brain works) 
 Trained dogs
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        | Typed human blood into 4 groups (A, B, AB, And O ) |  | 
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        | The rate at which people breathe is regulated by the blood leaving the heart |  | 
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        | Antiseptic surgery 
 Use of sterile instruments and equipment
 
 People started to survive post operation
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        | British physician 
 Cured sailors of scurvy by administering citrus fruits (vitamin c)
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