PPT-1. How did Galen develop the theory of four humours?

2 How did doctors use the four humours to treat patients 3 How did Vesalius develop the knowledge of anatomy 4 How did Snow develop the understanding of disease Challenge 1 What is the connection between these 4. & the Humours The Humours : Medical science in the Middle Ages believed that there were four chief liquids in human beings that had to be balanced. These fluids were derived from the four elements lizabethan. Human Mind. The human mind was very important to elizabethans and how it influenced our actions.. Elizabethan era was also known as the English Renaissance, a rebirth or reawakening of an interest in the arts.  The Elizabethans wanted to find new ways to express themselves relying on their own artistic abilities to create patterns (like iambic pentameter, rhyme schemes, etc.) rather than copying patterns present in nature.. . English . teacher. : . Mr. Duncan. As. a . teacher. of English, . I’ve. . always. . been. . puzzling. . my. . mind. to look for a way out of the . monotony. of . manuals. and books in . The Four Humours = balance. Four Humours. Developed as medical "science" by the ancient Greeks. The Four Humours in Renaissance and Elizabethan time . had become standardised as follows:. Sanguine. . In your teams, complete the picture round.. You need to say who they . are. Medicine Through Time Revision Quiz. 1. Progress. Round One – Key Words. Can you tell me what they mean?. 2. Miasma. 3. Continuity. IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND c. 1250-1500. Ideas. about the cause of disease and illness. If you were sick, you might have thought God had sent to illness to punish your for your sins or that you had breathed bad air.. Principles and Theories . Terms to Know. Development . Infant . Toddler. Preschooler. Physical development. Gross-motor development. Fine-motor development. Cognitive development. Social-emotional development . Humours. . And. The Seven Deadly . Sins. Mrs. Kinney. The Four . Humours. A theory of physiology in which the state of health—and by extension the state of mind, or character---depended upon a balance among the four elemental fluids: blood, yellow bile, phlegm and black bile. These were closely allied with the four elements: air, fire, water and earth. The four . as a______________________ for sin. To prevent disease people would pray to God or ____________________ would whip themselves. . The church approved. of the ideas of Galen as his theories fitted the Christian beliefs. The church disapproved of _____________________ and did not want people to question the accepted ideas. Churches also set up ________________ and copied out the ancient books.. NormanMRichMDSectionEditorTheancientsurgicalbloodlettingmethodofNikiPapavramidouPhDVassiliosThomaidisPhDAlikiFiskaPhDAlexandroupolisGreeceMethodsofbloodlettingwerewidelyknowninantiquityandwereusedfort Navigation. Click the YouTube symbols on pages to connect to external videos. . Click to take you to the main factors menu.. Click icon left to download supporting worksheets and activities. Click on the icon for a brief recap of. Greek doctor . Importance of observation . Wrote 60 books . Father of modern medicine . Hippocratic oath . Galen 130-210 BC. Developed Hippocrates ideas. Practiced dissection on animals. Theory of opposites . Oaths And In 1801 Napoleon Bonaparte, First Consul of the French Republic, presented to the Montpellier School of Medicine, one of Europ e’s leading medical institutions, a bust of Hippocrates, Goal: . Perform kinematic calibration of Galen surgical robot and integrate results into software to improve its accuracy. Background: . Robot is very precise, but manufacturing tolerances reduce accuracy..