Paper 2 Section A
Britain: Heath and the people c1000-present day
Retrieval Practice
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
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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) Medieval Surgery
Part Two: Beginnings of Change
5) Renaissance Medicine
6) Andreas Vesalius
7) William Harvey
8) Ambroise Pare
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
27) Modern Medicine Summary
28) Rowntree and Booth
29) Liberal Welfare Reforms
30) NHS
31) Individuals in Medicine
Exam Skills
Factors in Medicine
NET History Podcasts
Part One: Medicine stands still
Part three: A revolution in Medicine
Fight Against Disease
1) Introduction. 2) Inoculation. 3) Jenner and Vaccination. 4) Pasteur
5) Germs debate. 6) Koch. 7) Koch and Pasteur. 8) Reaction to Pasteur
Surgery
1) Anaesthetics. 2) Chloroform. 3) Lister. 4) Reaction to Lister
Public Health
1) Industrial Revolution. 2) Chadwick. 3) Cholera and Snow. 4) Great Stink
Part four: Modern Medicine
Revision Materials
Part One: Medicine Stands Still
Part Two: Beginnings of Change
Part Three: A Revolution in Medicine
Part Four: Modern Medicine