HCAD 731 CHAPTER 3 LSUS SPRING 2017 EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Early Hindu & Egyptian Hospitals
Characterized by:
6th century
Buddha & his son (Upatiso) held large part in this time
-appointing physicians
King Asoka
-building hospitals
-providing fresh veggies
-Admin medications
-Provided massages
437 BC
Historians agree that Hospitals existed in Ceylon as early as:
Hindu Physicians
Which physicians were required to take daily baths, keep hair and nails short, wear
white cloths, respect the confidence of patients?
Egyptian physicians
Which physicians were the first to use drugs such as alum, peppermint, castor oil, and
opium, used a wooden mallet as anesthesia, limited surgery to fractures, treatment
usually in home, and used temples as hospitals?
,Hospitalist
Hospital derives from the latin word:
Hospitalist
relates to guests and their treatment, reflects the early use of institutions not merely as
places of healing but as havens fort eh poor and weary travelers.
Aesculapia
Hospital first appeared in Greece as:
Aesculpius; The God of medicine
Aesculpia is named after which Greek God?
Temples
In early Greek & Roman times when medicaid was rife with mysticism and superstitions
what were used as hospitals?
Sick
Temples provided refuge for:
Titanus
Where was the hospital located that existed as early as 1143 BC?
Temple @ Epidaurus in Hieron
Which template were the firs recorded medical records found?
-Names
-Histories
-Treatment outcomes
What was included in the records found at The Temple @ Epidaurus?
Holistic medicine
, Medicine focused on body and soul.
-Salt
-Honey
-Water
What "medications" were prescribed n Greek & Roman times?
Speedy Cures
What did hot and cold baths promote?
Long hours of sunshine & sea air
What did the Greek and Roman pecoeplbelieve to be an important part of treatment?
Hippocrates
A physician born about 460 BC, advocated medical theories, employee principles of
percussion and auscultation, wrote on fractures, described epilepsy, TB, & users, and
instructed medical students.
Christian Hospitals
Which hospitals replaced Greek & Roman hospitals?
The decree of Constantine
What closed the aesculapia?
4th and 5 century
When did Christian hospitals reach their peak?
Religion
Doctrines on Jesus
During the Christian hospital era what inspired nursing?
Islamic Hospitals
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
Early Hindu & Egyptian Hospitals
Characterized by:
6th century
Buddha & his son (Upatiso) held large part in this time
-appointing physicians
King Asoka
-building hospitals
-providing fresh veggies
-Admin medications
-Provided massages
437 BC
Historians agree that Hospitals existed in Ceylon as early as:
Hindu Physicians
Which physicians were required to take daily baths, keep hair and nails short, wear
white cloths, respect the confidence of patients?
Egyptian physicians
Which physicians were the first to use drugs such as alum, peppermint, castor oil, and
opium, used a wooden mallet as anesthesia, limited surgery to fractures, treatment
usually in home, and used temples as hospitals?
,Hospitalist
Hospital derives from the latin word:
Hospitalist
relates to guests and their treatment, reflects the early use of institutions not merely as
places of healing but as havens fort eh poor and weary travelers.
Aesculapia
Hospital first appeared in Greece as:
Aesculpius; The God of medicine
Aesculpia is named after which Greek God?
Temples
In early Greek & Roman times when medicaid was rife with mysticism and superstitions
what were used as hospitals?
Sick
Temples provided refuge for:
Titanus
Where was the hospital located that existed as early as 1143 BC?
Temple @ Epidaurus in Hieron
Which template were the firs recorded medical records found?
-Names
-Histories
-Treatment outcomes
What was included in the records found at The Temple @ Epidaurus?
Holistic medicine
, Medicine focused on body and soul.
-Salt
-Honey
-Water
What "medications" were prescribed n Greek & Roman times?
Speedy Cures
What did hot and cold baths promote?
Long hours of sunshine & sea air
What did the Greek and Roman pecoeplbelieve to be an important part of treatment?
Hippocrates
A physician born about 460 BC, advocated medical theories, employee principles of
percussion and auscultation, wrote on fractures, described epilepsy, TB, & users, and
instructed medical students.
Christian Hospitals
Which hospitals replaced Greek & Roman hospitals?
The decree of Constantine
What closed the aesculapia?
4th and 5 century
When did Christian hospitals reach their peak?
Religion
Doctrines on Jesus
During the Christian hospital era what inspired nursing?
Islamic Hospitals
