5 Written Questions

1. odor, filth, and wind
2. diseases punishment for evil
3. superstition and wind, air, and evil suspected
4. toilets and sewers
5. blood, yellow bile, black bile, mucous

5 Matching Questions

1. Ignaz Semmelweis
2. renaissance and exploration
3. John Snow
4. epidemics of plague
5. robert hooke

1. a first to see cells
2. b coats of doctors
3. c father of epidemiology - took handle off water pump
4. d egypt, europe, london
5. e renewed interest in science and nature

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. experiment refuted Spontaneous Generation with the cheese cloth
   1. greeks
   2. crete
   3. Francesco Redi
   4. John Snow
2. bacteria
   1. Ignaz Semmelweis
   2. Anecdotal evidence
   3. John Snow
   4. Anton van Leeuwenhoek
3. vaccinated 8 year old with cowpox
   1. robert hooke
   2. dark ages
   3. crete
   4. Edward Jenner
4. sewers and water drainage
   1. egypt
   2. crete
   3. india
   4. greeks
5. prescriptions and writings suggesting health codes
   1. renaissance and exploration
   2. Anecdotal evidence
   3. epidemics of plague
   4. evidence of health emphasis before 500 BCE

5 True/False Questions

1. Robert Koch and Koch's Postulates → find organism, isolate pathogen and grow pure sample, inject into new host, pathogen isolated from new host

   True        False

2. Louis Pasteur → swan-neck flask and developed vaccines

   True        False

3. Pasteur and Koch → developed antiseptics

   True        False

4. greeks → emphasized health and strength

   True        False

5. why didn't rich people get plague as much? → egypt, europe, london

   True        False