Paper 2 Section A

Britain: Health and the people c1000-present day

Retrieval Practice

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Revision Task Matrix

Quiz 1 - Medieval Medicine

Quiz 2 - Medical Progress in the Middle Ages

Quiz 3 - Public Health in the Middle Ages

Quiz 4 - The impact of the Renaissance on Britain

Quiz 5 - Dealing with Disease in the Renaissance

Quiz 6 - Prevention of Disease

Quiz 7 - The development of surgery in the nineteenth century

Quiz 8 - The development of the Germ Theory and the fight against disease

Quiz 9 - Improvements in Public Health in the nineteenth century

Quiz 10 - Modern Treatment of Disease

Quiz 11 - Public Health in Modern Britain

Quiz 12 - The impact of war and technology on surgery

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Revision Videos

Part One: Medicine Stands Still

1) Medieval Medicine

2) Why did Medicine stand still?

3) The Black Death

4) Islamic Medicine

Part Two: Beginnings of Change

5) Renaissance Medicine

6) Andreas Vesalius

7) William Harvey

8) Pare, Vesalius and Harvey

9) The Great Plague

10) Edward Jenner

11) John Hunter

Part Three: A Revolution in Medicine

12) Louis Pasteur

13) Robert Koch

14) Magic Bullets

15) Black period of surgery

16) Simpson and Chloroform

17) Semmelwiess and infection

18) Joseph Lister and Carbolic Acid

19) Surgery Review

20) Edwin Chandwick

21) John Snow and Cholera

22) Bazalgette and the Great Stink

23) Public Health Acts

Part Four: Modern Medicine

24) Fleming and Penicillin

25) Florey and Chain

26) Medicine in WW1 & WW2

27) Modern Medicine Summary

28) Booth and Rowntree

29) Liberal Welfare Reforms

30) NHS

31) Individuals in Medicine

Exam Skills

Factors in Medicine

NET History Podcasts

Part One: Medicine stands still

1) Christian Church and Medieval Medicine. 2) Middle Ages Ordinary People.

3) Medieval doctors. 4) Medieval surgery. 5) Did Christianity help or hinder?

6) Islamic Medicine. 7) Islamic Doctors. 8) Medieval Public Health. 9) Towns

10) Monasteries & Abbeys 11) Black Death causes. 12) Black Death impact

Part two: The Beginnings of change

1) Renaissance intro. 2) Work of Pare. 3) Impact of Pare. 4) Vesalius

5) Harvey. 6) Impact of Harvey. 7) 17th and 18th century medicine.

8) Great Plague. 9) John Hunter. 10) Hospitals pt.1. 11) Hospitals pt.2

Part three: A revolution in Medicine

Part four: Modern Medicine

Fight Against Disease

1) Magic Bullets. 2) Fleming. 3) Florey and Chain. 4) Penicillin conclusions

5) Drugs industry

Surgery

1) WW1 and surgery. 2) WW2 and health. 3) Technology and surgery

Public Health

1) Boer War: Booth and Rowntree. 2) Liberal Welfare Reforms.

3) Beveridge Report 4) NHS. 5) NHS in the 21st Century

Revision Materials

Knowledge Organiser

Part One: Medicine Stands Still

Knowledge Organiser

Part Two: Beginnings of Change

Knowledge Organiser

Part Three: A Revolution in Medicine

Knowledge Organiser

Part Four: Modern Medicine

Medicine QR code flashcards.pptx

Health and the People key individuals QR Coded Flashcards

Exam Skill Videos: Paper 2 Section A

Grab a Grade 5 - how useful question.pptx

Q1) How Useful (AO3)

Grab a Grade 5 - Significance.pptx

Q2) Significance (AO1&AO2)

Grab a Grade 5 - Comparison question.pptx

Q3) Comparison Question (AO1&AO2)

Grab a Grade 5 - Explanation of factors Question.pptx

Q4) Evaluation of factors (AO1&AO2)

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