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Evidence suggests that the ancient Romans had a very formal medical system. It included which of the following?
medical schools
universities
physician apprenticeships
nursing homes
hospital facilities
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Correct answers: medical schools, physician apprenticeships, and hospital facilities.
- Medical schools: medical training centers (not medieval universities) existed in the Hellenistic world (e.g., Alexandria) and within the Roman Empire; there were organized schools and rival medical “schools” of thought (Empiricists, Methodists, Dogmatists).
- Physician apprenticeships: many doctors trained through apprenticeships and by studying under established practitioners.
- Hospital facilities: the Romans had valetudinaria (especially for the army) and other institutional care.
They did not have medieval-style universities, and formal nursing homes were not a typical Roman institution.
- Medical schools: medical training centers (not medieval universities) existed in the Hellenistic world (e.g., Alexandria) and within the Roman Empire; there were organized schools and rival medical “schools” of thought (Empiricists, Methodists, Dogmatists).
- Physician apprenticeships: many doctors trained through apprenticeships and by studying under established practitioners.
- Hospital facilities: the Romans had valetudinaria (especially for the army) and other institutional care.
They did not have medieval-style universities, and formal nursing homes were not a typical Roman institution.
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