Surgical methods in Ancient Rome and Greece

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Nahla Shamsudheen

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Surgical methods in Ancient Rome and Greece


Surgical methods in Ancient Rome and GreeceVersion en ligne For better understanding par Nahla Shamsudheen 1 Which of the following ancient practices involved drilling a hole into the skull to treat head injuries? a Cauterization b Trepanation c Cataract Surgery d Bone Setting 2 Which Roman surgical procedure was primarily performed to remove bladder stones? a Lithotomy b Trepanation c Amputation d Cataract Surgery 3 In Ancient Rome, what was used to treat cataracts? a Surgical removal of the eye b Displacement of the cloudy lens using a needle c Eye ointments made from herbs d No treatment was available 4 Cauterization was used in both Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome to stop bleeding and close wounds. a True b False 5 Which of the following surgical tools was used by both Greek and Roman surgeons for cutting or making incisions in the body? a Trephine b Scalpel c Bone Lever d Forceps 6 Which of these surgical methods was typically done to treat injuries resulting from war or battle? a Trepanation b Cauterization c Battlefield Amputation d Bladder Stone Removal 7 Which surgical method is associated with the use of wine, vinegar, and honey to disinfect and heal wounds? a Bone Setting b Battlefield Amputation c Wound Care d Cataract Surgery 8 Ancient Romans invented the concept of "plastic surgery" as we know it today. a True b False