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    REVIEWER: PMLS

    LESSON 1:
    - using two mirrors to observe the throat
    and larynx.
    HIPPOCRATES- "Father of Medicine"
    X-ray (1859) by Wilhem Roentgen
    GALEN- Greek physician and
    philosopher instigated a rudimentary -he discovered that radiation could
    and qualitative assessment of disorder penetrate solid objects of low density
    through measurement of body fluids and allowed physicians to view the
    inside of the body without surgery used
    Four humors:
    to diagnose pneumonia, pleurisy, and
     blood tuberculosis.
     phlegm
    Electrocardiograph (1903) by William
     yellow bile
    Einthoven
     black bile
    -to measure electrical changes during
    -He described diabetes as "diarrhea of
    beating of heart
    urine" and established the relationship
    between fluid intake and urine volume. Kenny method (1910) by Elizabeth
    Kenny
    Water casting (uroscopy)
    -treatment of polio using hot packs and
    muscle manipulation
    John Hutchinson's spirometer-
    Drinker respirator (1927) by Philip
    measuring the vital capacity of the lungs
    Drinker
    Jules Herrison's sphygmomanometer-
    -Help patients with paralytic anterior
    measuring blood pressure.
    poliomyelitis recover normal respiration
    Stethoscope (1816) by Rene Laennec with the assistance of an artificial
    respirator
    -to acquire information about lungs and
    heartbeats Heart Lung Machine (1939) by Hermann
    Von Helmholz
    Microscope (1840) by Antonie Van
    Leeuwenhoek -first visual technology

    -the first practical microscope


    Opthalmoscope (1850) by Hermann Von
    Helmholz
    -first visual technology
    Laryngoscope (1855) by Manuel Garcia
    Cardiac catheterizatiom and
    Angiography were developed by Moniz,
    Reboul, Rousthoi between (1930 and
    1940)
     First operated by Forsmann
    (1929)jo,
     Safe method in humans by
    Cournard (1941)
    - made seeing the heart lung vessels
    and valves possible by inserting a
    cannula in an arm vein into the heart
    with an injection of radiopaque dye for x-
    ray visualization.
    Electron Microscope- visualization of
    small cells including tumor cells.
    Tomography and Magnetic Resonance
    Imaging (MRI)-

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