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I thought it was the American West and Medicine ( just up to the Renaissance) but now I've heard we need to know about surgery or something? I'm not sure what I need to revise now!!! please help
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Hey, I'm doing the Medicine paper tomorrow as well...
There are 3 sections: "Public Health", "Disease and Infection" and "Surgery and Anatomy". You get to choose between questions 2 and 3 for Section B and questions 4 and 5 for Section C
As per the time periods, we had to learn from prehistory (things like Trepanning, which comes under surgery) all the way up to Modern times (1900-Present). I've never seen a question paper not include the Industrial Revolution or the Modern Times. So, I don't know why you didn't come up with this question a while ago.
There are 3 sections: "Public Health", "Disease and Infection" and "Surgery and Anatomy". You get to choose between questions 2 and 3 for Section B and questions 4 and 5 for Section C
As per the time periods, we had to learn from prehistory (things like Trepanning, which comes under surgery) all the way up to Modern times (1900-Present). I've never seen a question paper not include the Industrial Revolution or the Modern Times. So, I don't know why you didn't come up with this question a while ago.
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LOL. You're ****ed as well as me! 
I have no idea what anything is. Were doing the same topics though!
*SIGH* Hope I get a C tomorrow! xD
I have no idea what anything is. Were doing the same topics though!
*SIGH* Hope I get a C tomorrow! xD
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I'm confused! As far as I'm aware, there are two papers, right?
The first one is on American West and Medicine - from prehistoric to the Renaissance
and then paper 2 is on public health 19/20th century
The first one is on American West and Medicine - from prehistoric to the Renaissance
and then paper 2 is on public health 19/20th century
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(Original post by annamcclean)
I'm confused! As far as I'm aware, there are two papers, right?
The first one is on American West and Medicine - from prehistoric to the Renaissance
and then paper 2 is on public health 19/20th century
I'm confused! As far as I'm aware, there are two papers, right?
The first one is on American West and Medicine - from prehistoric to the Renaissance
and then paper 2 is on public health 19/20th century
Just until the Renaissance?! :O
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(Original post by annamcclean)
I'm confused! As far as I'm aware, there are two papers, right?
The first one is on American West and Medicine - from prehistoric to the Renaissance
and then paper 2 is on public health 19/20th century
I'm confused! As far as I'm aware, there are two papers, right?
The first one is on American West and Medicine - from prehistoric to the Renaissance
and then paper 2 is on public health 19/20th century
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(Original post by annamcclean)
i don't know omg
i don't know omg
oh idk, i'm doing A and i was revising up until modern day medicine...
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Oh no wait!!!! I have just received a checklist from a friend, and it includes:
Prehistoric
Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
Romans
Islamic Medicine
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Fighting Disease - pasteur and Koch, penicillin, Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole
Surgery - anaesthetics + antiseptics, blood transfusions, transplanting organs. state of healthcare in 1930s
sorry if i confused anyone
Prehistoric
Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
Romans
Islamic Medicine
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Fighting Disease - pasteur and Koch, penicillin, Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole
Surgery - anaesthetics + antiseptics, blood transfusions, transplanting organs. state of healthcare in 1930s
sorry if i confused anyone
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(Original post by annamcclean)
Oh no wait!!!! I have just received a checklist from a friend, and it includes:
Prehistoric
Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
Romans
Islamic Medicine
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Fighting Disease - pasteur and Koch, penicillin, Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole
Surgery - anaesthetics + antiseptics, blood transfusions, transplanting organs. state of healthcare in 1930s
sorry if i confused anyone
Oh no wait!!!! I have just received a checklist from a friend, and it includes:
Prehistoric
Egyptians
Ancient Greeks
Romans
Islamic Medicine
Middle Ages
Renaissance
Fighting Disease - pasteur and Koch, penicillin, Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole
Surgery - anaesthetics + antiseptics, blood transfusions, transplanting organs. state of healthcare in 1930s
sorry if i confused anyone
are u starting revision now?
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and yeah kind of ahhha
i've learnt everything up to renaissance but haven't even looked at anything past it and there's a lot so i need to get going on that now omg
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(Original post by annamcclean)
that's okay!
and yeah kind of ahhha
i've learnt everything up to renaissance but haven't even looked at anything past it and there's a lot so i need to get going on that now omg
that's okay!
and yeah kind of ahhha
i've learnt everything up to renaissance but haven't even looked at anything past it and there's a lot so i need to get going on that now omg
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(Original post by Adeel Ali)
Lol. I'm still on the Greeks!
Lol. I'm still on the Greeks!
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