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Welcome back, everyone, to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane, and today is All Request Thursday. This one is going out to Elise. last week elise's husband got his trivia and this week it goes to elise elise has requested medical history trivia and thank you so much for sending that in elise because i learned so much so this is sort of my education as well so i'm going to ask 10 questions about medical history trivia and then repeat them with the answer is everybody ready to play here comes your all request trivia of the day. Question number one, which ancient civilization is credited with creating the earliest known surgical instruments? Which ancient civilization is credited with creating the earliest known surgical instruments? Question number two, who is known as the father of medicine for promoting observation and clinical diagnosis? Who is known as the father of medicine for promoting observation and clinical diagnosis. Question number three, which disease was the first to be eradicated globally through vaccination? Which disease was the first to be eradicated globally through vaccination? Question number four, who discovered penicillin in 1928? Who discovered penicillin in 1928? Question number five, what was the primary use of leeches in historical medicine? What was the primary use of leeches in historical medicine? Question number six, which civilization performed some of the earliest known plastic surgeries, including rhinoplasty? Which civilization performed some of the earliest known plastic surgeries, including rhinoplasty? Question number seven, what medical imaging technology developed in the 1970s allow doctors to view soft tissues using magnetic fields? What medical imaging technology developed in the 1970s allows doctors to view soft tissues using magnetic fields? question number eight which diseases cause was identified in the early 1980s leading to major advances in antiviral research which diseases cause was identified in the early 1980s leading to major advances in antiviral research question number nine what was the first human organ successfully transplanted with long-term survival? What was the first human organ successfully transplanted with long-term survival? And question number 10, which global pandemic

beginning in 2019 led to the first widespread use of mRNA vaccines? Which global pandemic beginning in 2019 led to the first widespread use of mRNA vaccines. Those were your 10 questions. I am going to repeat them with the answer. We are doing a medical lesson today. Question number one, which ancient civilization is credited with creating the earliest known surgical instruments? Ancient Egypt. Question number two, who is known as the father of medicine for promoting observation and clinical diagnosis? Hippocrates. Question number three, which disease was the first to be eradicated globally through vaccination? Smallpox. Question number four, who discovered penicillin in 1928? Alexander Fleming. Question number five, what was the primary use of leeches in historical medicine? Bloodletting. Question number six, which civilization performed some of the earliest known plastic surgeries including rhinoplasty ancient india question number seven What medical imaging technology developed in the 1970s allowed doctors to view soft tissues using magnetic fields, MRI? Question number eight, which disease's cause was identified in the early 1980s leading to major advances in antiviral research, AIDS caused by HIV? Question number nine, what was the first human organ successfully transplanted with long-term survival? The kidney and question number 10 which global pandemic beginning in 2019 led to the first widespread use of mrna vaccines covid19 we all remember that those were your 10 questions for today's game of all requests thursday road trip trivia going out to elise elise thank you so much for sending that in i will be back this tuesday with more general knowledge trivia if you have a request for all request thursdays please send them in to me via email that is in the show notes as well if you'd like to buy your own trivia game for pub trivia or such we are doing a fundraiser for our non-profit and that is also in the show notes thanks so much for playing everyone i'm ali lane this was road trip trivia if you're driving stay safe on those roads have a great day

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