-
particles from
decomposed matter (miasmata) that
caused illnesses. The
miasmatic position was that
diseases were the
product of
environmental factors such...
- Look up
miasma in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Miasma may
refer to:
Miasma (Ancient Gr**** religion), a
contagious power that has an
independent life...
- The mask was
originally beaked with a
purpose in
congruence with the
miasmatic theory of
disease practiced at that time: the
hollow beak
allowed for...
- the
River Thames. It
contained decaying organic matter which contained miasmatic particles and was
released into the
London air.
Miasma theorists believed...
- had to vie
against Max von Pettenkofer, Germany's
leading proponent of
miasmatic theory.
Pettenkofer conceded bacteria's
casual involvement, but maintained...
-
generally held the view that
disease was
related to the air and
adopted a
miasmatic approach to
disease etiology.
Etiological discovery in
medicine has a...
-
unventilated and
crowded barracks, of
general disorder, of soil r****ing
miasmatic accretions, of
rotten bones and
emptying of camp kettles, is
enough to...
- the
alternative of
destroying the
Pillars to rule over the
world in its
miasmatic state.
Although both
options are
available to the player, the
canon established...
-
those who
believed in
humoral theory,
Kneipp ****erted that
breathing miasmatic or
excessively hot air
would lead to disease.
While it may deal with one...
- water, but most
citizens accepted the
competing theory that
cholera was a
miasmatic disease. This
theory was
espoused by
Thomas S. Bell, a better-known physician...
