Legal Aspects Of Health Care Administration 11th Edition by George D. Pozgar – Test Bank

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Legal Aspects Of Health Care Administration 11th Edition by George D. Pozgar – Test Bank

Chapter 1—Reflections of the Past

1. The first physicians most likely to have used castor oil and peppermint as drugs were
2. Greek
3. Roman
4. Hindu

d Egyptian

1. French

 

P – 1, d

 

2. As early as 1134 B.C. these ancient ruins demonstrate evidence that patients were being treated holistically
3. Greek temple
4. Roman temple
5. Mohammedan asylum
6. Serbian temple
7. Harun hospital

 

P – 2, a

 

3. The physician who employed the principles of percussion, ausculation, kept detailed clinical records, and performed numerous surgical procedures was
4. Rhazes
5. Hippocrates
6. Muhammad
7. Bernard
8. Lister

 

P – 2, b

 

4. The writings of Hippocrates were preserved by
5. Dutch merchant
6. Van Leeuwenhook
7. Monks
8. barber surgeons
9. Pasteur

 

P – 2, c

 

5. Although _______________ did not invent the first microscope, he was able to perfect it.
6. Van Leeuwenhook
7. Fenwick
8. Lister
9. Pasteur
10. Winston

 

P – 5, a

 

6. The person who claimed that the alarming number of deaths from puerperal fever was due to infection transmitted by students came directly from the dissecting room to take care of maternity patients
7. Pasteur
8. Morgan
9. Rhazes
10. Nightingale
11. Semmelweis

 

P – 7 e

 

7. The person often referred to as the first hospital administrator
8. Fenwick
9. Wylie
10. Nightingale
11. Hopkins
12. Einstein

 

P – 6, c

 

8. The first incorporated hospital in the U.S. was founded in
9. Boston
10. Philadelphia
11. Manhattan

d, Richmond

1. Dallas

 

P -5, b

 

9. The discoverer of the X-ray
10. Halstead
11. Whipple
12. McCollum
13. Roentgen
14. Bernard

 

P – 9, d

 

10. The discoverer of vitamins A and B (which played an important role in the advancement of medicine of the 20th century)
11. Goldberger
12. McCollum
13. Huldschinsky
14. Finlay
15. Ripman

 

P – 9, b

 

11. The inventor of the electrocardiograph, which marked the beginning of medicine in the 20th century
12. Einthoven
13. Einstein’
14. Eisenberg
15. Ernst
16. Martin

 

P- 9, a