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| kept health records identified diseases, used medicine to heal, splinted fractures |
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| study causes of diseases, Hippocrates |
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| study of medicine stopped for over 1000 years medicine practiced in monasteries and convent, herbal medicine, plagues |
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| medical schools, study of the body by dissection, printing press made more books |
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| studied and recorded the anatomy of the body |
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| pumping heart and circulation |
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| invented bifocals b/c he had trouble seeing electricity, many more |
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| vaccination for small pox |
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| causes of childhood fever, instituded hand washing, died from cut he recieved from autoopsy |
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| Micro organisms cause diseases |
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| the first doctor to use antiseptic during an operation to prevent infection |
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| the father of micro biology |
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| first school of nursing, started during the crimean war, made nursing an honorable profession |
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| established american red cross |
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| his studies were basis of psychology and psychiatry |
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| discovered a killed polio virus vaccin |
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| 1st human to human heart transplant |
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