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| show | Evidence of knowing where to shoot to kill
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| show | First to formally study anatomy; examined the heart, lungs, liver, and GI system and thought brain was unimportant; Established as one of the oldest basic medical sciences; Descriptions of anatomy were found on papyruses from 3000-2500BC
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| show | to do no harm
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| show | Greek from 382-322 BC; Performed animal dissections; First to use the word “anatome”
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| show | Greek for “cutting up or taking apart”
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| show | (2nd Century Greek); Physiologist (Function of organs); Began Comparative anatomy
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| show | Comparing anatomical structure of animals to that of humans
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| show | studies the Function of organs
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| show | Leonardo da Vinci
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| show | British Parliament passed Anatomy Act in 1832 to provide adequate supply of corpses for medical dissection; Gray's Anatomy; People began donating their bodies to science in order to get free treatment; No longer held public dissections
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| show | A single volume of Anatomy (1858 AD)
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| show | Medical museums established; Better supplementary resources; Decline in donation of bodies to science
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| show | Grave robbers, Body snatchers, Murders, Bodies of executed criminals, Corpses donated by relatives in exchange for medical care
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