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1 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: To understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. F G identify what happened after the Roman Empire declined D E To describe what happened after the Roman Empire declined. B - C To explain\assess the extent of the change after the Roman Empire declined A* - A To evaluate how different Medieval Medicine and Public Health differed from Roman Medicine and Public Health
2 Medieval Public Health
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4 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health.
5 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Look below and see how Public Health changed from Roman times to London in Which graph does it resemble most in your opinion? ROMAN PUBLIC HEALTH
6 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Look below and see how Public Health changed from Roman times to London in Which graph does it resemble most in your opinion?
7 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Look below and see how Public Health changed from Roman times to London in Which graph does it resemble most in your opinion?
8 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Using the evidence below explain which of the 3 graphs you think best shows what happened to Medicine and Public Health after the decline of the Roman Empire.
9 Using the source below explain how important Governments (Politicians; Chiefs etc.) were in maintain good Public health.
10 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Using the evidence below explain which of the 3 graphs you think best shows what happened to Medicine and Public Health after the decline of the Roman Empire.
11 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. This will help you understand why so many people suffered from ill health during the medieval period Match up the Causes of illness and disease to the cartoon
12 Terrible Treatments Roman towns had many books on medicine but tribes that followed the Romans could not read so there were no real medical treatments Dodgy Diet Families grew their own food. Diets consisted of mainly bread; beans; peas; barley and wheat. They rarely ate red meat and this meant a lack of vitamins which meant they could not fight off disease easily. People worked in all weathers throughout the year. Their one set of clothes could stay wet for weeks. Cuts got dirty and infected and severe joint pain was common Horrible Housing Most houses were unfit to live in being only one room and were draughty. Animals also lived in them too. No running water or toilets. There was a hole outside which served as a toilet. Water born diseases were common (dysentery)from which people could easily die. Pesky Plague Animal plagues often killed stock and meant less food and clothing. Owners could also catch diseases from them (skin infections) Furious Fighting Fighting was common against robbers or animals for example. It was also brutal and there were no real medical treatment for even the smallest wounds.
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24 Medical knowledge in medieval times
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27 Medieval Doctors
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29 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health.
30 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Stop the video and have a go. There is some help on the next slide
31 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health.
32 Medieval Surgery
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34 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health.
35 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health. Stop the video and have a go. There is some help on the next slide
36 What was Medicine and Public Health like after the fall of the Roman Empire? L O: to understand the effect the end of the Roman Empire had on Medicine and Public Health.
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