Across
- 3. - Study of the structure of the human body.
- 5. Humours - Theory that illness was caused by an imbalance of bodily fluids.
- 6. Death - Deadly plague that devastated Europe in 1348.
- 8. - Tiny living organisms that can cause disease.
- 9. Health - Measures taken to keep populations healthy.
- 10. - Scientist who discovered the circulation of blood.
- 12. - Doctor who developed the smallpox vaccine.
- 14. - Roman doctor whose ideas dominated medicine for over 1,000 years.
- 16. Doctor - Unqualified person selling fake cures.
- 19. - Instrument used to magnify objects too small to see.
- 21. - The four bodily fluids believed to control health.
- 23. - Scientist who developed Germ Theory.
- 25. Revolution - Period when rapid urban growth created health problems.
- 28. - Examination of a dead body to learn about anatomy.
- 29. - A widespread outbreak of disease.
- 30. - Systems designed to remove waste and improve cleanliness.
- 31. - Person who prepared and sold medicines.
- 33. Plague - Major outbreak of plague in London in 1665.
Down
- 1. - Belief that the stars and planets influenced health.
- 2. - Person who cut hair and carried out simple operations.
- 4. - Substance used to prevent pain during surgery.
- 7. - Surgeon who pioneered the use of antiseptics.
- 11. - Anatomist who challenged Galen's ideas through dissections.
- 13. - Method of protecting people from disease using a weakened form of it.
- 15. - Institution that preserved medical knowledge during the Middle Ages.
- 17. - Substance used to kill germs during operations.
- 18. - Medical treatment involving the removal of blood.
- 20. - Religious community that cared for the sick in medieval times.
- 22. - Deadly disease targeted by Jenner's vaccine.
- 23. Press - Invention that helped spread new medical knowledge more quickly.
- 24. - Theory that disease was caused by bad-smelling air.
- 26. - Underground channels that carry away waste water.
- 27. - Ancient Greek doctor known as the "Father of Medicine".
- 32. - A trained doctor who diagnosed and treated illness.
