Unit Award Scheme

116339 MEDICINE IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND C1250-C1500

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have		Evidence needed
shown knowledge of
1	the supernatural explanations for the cause of disease and illness during this period, eg God sent disease as a punishment for sin	Student completed work
2	at least two rational explanations for the cause of disease and illness during this period, including the Theory of the Four Humours and miasma	Student completed work
3	at least three rational treatments that were used in Medieval England	Student completed work
4	at least three supernatural treatments that were used in Medieval England	Student completed work
5	at least three ways people tried to prevent illness in Medieval England	Student completed work
6	the main types of medieval healer, including the role of the physician, apothecary, barber surgeon and wise women	Student completed work
7	the main types of treatment and care offered in a Medieval hospital	Student completed work
demonstrated the ability to
8	write briefly about the Black Death (1348), including what people believed caused the plague, how they treated it and prevented its spread.	Student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 27 November 2021Level - Level One