History HW (Due Friday) 5 sentences in own words about Avicenna.

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History HW (Due Friday) 5 sentences in own words about Avicenna. © Hodder Murray

What do all of these have in common? Middle Ages Dark Ages Medieval period They all refer to the same historical period (476-1400). © Hodder Murray

Clue 1 What can you work out from this picture about medical care in the Middle Ages? Click on next for ideas to help you. © Hodder Murray

Clue 1 Click the picture to find the clues. What is in the centre top of the picture and why? What kinds of treatments are being used? Who is looking after the patients? How can you tell this was an unusual and very grand hospital? Does it look as if there were new ideas about treatments in the Middle Ages? Click on next for Clue 2. © Hodder Murray

Clue 2 What can you work out from this picture about medical care in the Middle Ages? Click on next for ideas to help you. © Hodder Murray

Clue 2 a) What are shown in the pictures? b) What could they be used for in medicine? 2. Was this a change or a continuity in medicine? a) Where do you think this book was made? b) What can you learn from the answer to 3a)? Click on next for question 3. © Hodder Murray

We have cut out part of this picture We have cut out part of this picture. What do you think the man second from the right is holding? Clue 3 What can you work out from this picture about medicine in the Middle Ages? Click on next for another question. © Hodder Murray

What is he holding and why? Clue 3 What is he holding and why? What treatment is the doctor on the left using? What tells you that doctors still agreed with the ideas of Hippocrates and Galen? Click on next for Clue 4. © Hodder Murray

We have cut someone out of this picture. Who do you think it is? Clue 4 We have cut someone out of this picture. Who do you think it is? Click on next for another question. © Hodder Murray

Clue 4 What can you work out from this picture about medicine in the Middle Ages? Click on next for ideas to help you. © Hodder Murray

Clue 4 What method of diagnosing illness is the doctor using? Why is Death shown in the picture? How successful do you think doctors were at stopping diseases? © Hodder Murray