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What were the four humours measured by Hippocrates and Galen?
What were the four humours measured by Hippocrates and Galen?
- Seasons, urine, lungs, appearance
- Diabetes, kidney disease, chronic illnesses, fluid intake
- Urine, blood, pus, bubbles
- Blood, phlegm, yellow bile, black bile (correct)
What did Galen describe diabetes as?
What did Galen describe diabetes as?
- Diarrhea of urine (correct)
- A seasonal disorder
- A symptom of kidney disease
- A fluid imbalance
What did Hippocrates conclude about the appearance of bubbles, blood, and pus in urine?
What did Hippocrates conclude about the appearance of bubbles, blood, and pus in urine?
- They indicated diabetes
- They were related to fluid intake
- They were symptoms of diarrhea
- They indicated kidney disease and chronic illnesses (correct)
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