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Here are some key aspects of medieval and Renaissance medicine to fill in: Medieval medicine: - Based on Galen and Hippocratic theories - Emphasis on astrology, humours, supernatural causes - Limited anatomical knowledge - Surgery not common, most treatments herbal/home remedies Renaissance medicine: - Advances in anatomy from dissections allowed better understanding of body - Move away from supernatural causes towards scientific observation - Printing press spread medical knowledge - Surgery became more accepted and common Both: - Herbal/home remedies still widely used - Limited understanding of germs and infection - Surgeons and barber-surgeons separate from physician guilds -

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Sophie Lenny Kira & Tom B Shannon & Rebecca Asiatu Max & Dominique Liam & Ellie Tom H & Georgia Rebecca & Jonny Alice Amarilda Branden Joe Chelsea Connor
STARTER Anatomy - the branch of science concerned with the bodily structure of humans, animals, and other living organisms, especially as revealed by dissection and the separation of parts. Physiology - the branch of biology that deals with the normal functions of living organisms and their parts. The way in which a living organism or bodily part functions. Q. Come up with your own definitions using these as guides Use your phones if you need to look up a word. USE THEM IN A SENTENCE IN YOUR BOOKS. Physiology is the study of how living things work. Anatomy is the science of the structure of living things. Vesalius was an anatomist & a physician.
LO:Whatchangesoccurred duringtheRenaissance Period? D Describe the changes that occurred during the Renaissance period. B Explain the impact of these changes to the Medicine. A Evaluate the changes and impact on Medicine.
TASK You have 15 minutes to create a PlayDoh collage of information about the changes during the Renaissance Period. Q. What medical changes occurred during the Renaissance Period? - Treatment - Knowledge - Anatomy - Factors - Judgment How significant were these changes? You will present your creations and information to the rest of the class.
Examples Note They include a lot of extra information.
Evaluation D Describe the changes that occurred during the Renaissance period. B Explain the impact of these changes to the Medicine. A Evaluate the changes and impact on Medicine. How do you think the group has done. What have they done well with their models and explanation? WWW What would have made their work even better? EBI
TASK -Homework Plan an answer for the following Question. MIND MAP IT What have you learnt today Why did the discoveries of the Renaissance make little practical difference to medical treatment in the period c1500 c1700? (12) This will be your homework, to answer it! You are to go to the Blog on WatHistory and on the question there is an add comment button this will enable me to see your comment and eventually others this means we can share our answers with each other! Renaissance treatment
TASK Write a Question on the piece of card about the course that we have covered so far. Write the answer at the bottom of the card. We will then play Quiz Quiz Trade. You will ask your question to a person around the room, wait for them to answer the question. They will then ask their question. Trade cards and REPEAT!
Medieval medicine Renaissance medicine TASK - Fill in aspects of medieval medicine, renaissance medicine and both

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  • 1. Sophie Lenny Kira & Tom B Shannon & Rebecca Asiatu Max & Dominique Liam & Ellie Tom H & Georgia Rebecca & Jonny Alice Amarilda Branden Joe Chelsea Connor
  • 2. STARTER Anatomy - the branch of science concerned with the bodily structure of humans, animals, and other living organisms, especially as revealed by dissection and the separation of parts. Physiology - the branch of biology that deals with the normal functions of living organisms and their parts. The way in which a living organism or bodily part functions. Q. Come up with your own definitions using these as guides Use your phones if you need to look up a word. USE THEM IN A SENTENCE IN YOUR BOOKS. Physiology is the study of how living things work. Anatomy is the science of the structure of living things. Vesalius was an anatomist & a physician.
  • 3. LO:Whatchangesoccurred duringtheRenaissance Period? D Describe the changes that occurred during the Renaissance period. B Explain the impact of these changes to the Medicine. A Evaluate the changes and impact on Medicine.
  • 4. TASK You have 15 minutes to create a PlayDoh collage of information about the changes during the Renaissance Period. Q. What medical changes occurred during the Renaissance Period? - Treatment - Knowledge - Anatomy - Factors - Judgment How significant were these changes? You will present your creations and information to the rest of the class.
  • 5. Examples Note They include a lot of extra information.
  • 6. Evaluation D Describe the changes that occurred during the Renaissance period. B Explain the impact of these changes to the Medicine. A Evaluate the changes and impact on Medicine. How do you think the group has done. What have they done well with their models and explanation? WWW What would have made their work even better? EBI
  • 7. TASK -Homework Plan an answer for the following Question. MIND MAP IT What have you learnt today Why did the discoveries of the Renaissance make little practical difference to medical treatment in the period c1500 c1700? (12) This will be your homework, to answer it! You are to go to the Blog on WatHistory and on the question there is an add comment button this will enable me to see your comment and eventually others this means we can share our answers with each other! Renaissance treatment
  • 8. TASK Write a Question on the piece of card about the course that we have covered so far. Write the answer at the bottom of the card. We will then play Quiz Quiz Trade. You will ask your question to a person around the room, wait for them to answer the question. They will then ask their question. Trade cards and REPEAT!
  • 9. Medieval medicine Renaissance medicine TASK - Fill in aspects of medieval medicine, renaissance medicine and both