16 Questions
According to Aristotle's theory in ancient times, which bodily fluids were believed to control emotions?
Blood, water, yellow bile, black bile
During Christian times (1-1000 AD), what were some common treatments for mental illness?
Exorcisms, incarcerations, flogging
In ancient times, what were some of the brutal treatments used for mental illness during the Renaissance period?
Starving, flogging, incarcerations
Which historical period saw a belief in demonic causes for mental illness?
Christian Times
What did the theory of Aristotle suggest about the relationship between bodily fluids and emotions?
Certain bodily fluids controlled emotions
During the period of Enlightenment, who believed that society was obligated to provide adequate shelter, food, and clothing for the mentally ill?
Dorothea Dix
Which drug is considered an anti-psychotic medication in the field of psychopharmacology?
Chlorpromazine (Thorazine)
In 1775, what privilege did Mary of Bethlehem have in relation to the inpatients?
Viewing the patients but with a fee
Which individual is associated with the concept of 'insane asylum'?
Dorothea Dix
Who among the following individuals was known for their contributions to the development of psychopharmacology?
Chlorpromazine (Thorazine)
Who is considered the first psychiatric nurse?
Linda Richards
Which act in 1963 led to the release of individuals from state institutions?
Community Mental Health Centers Act
Which DSM version was released in the year 2000?
DSM-IV-TR
Who authored the first psychiatric nursing textbook, 'Nursing Mental Diseases'?
Harriet Bailey
In what year was the DSM-III released?
1980
Who is credited as the first Filipino child psychiatric nurse?
Magda Carolina Go Vera Llamanzares
Explore the historical perspective of the treatment of mental illness starting from ancient times, including beliefs in demonic possession, divine worship, and punishment. Learn about Aristotle's theory on the control of bodily fluids in mental disorders.
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