Why did medicine have a domestic - rather than professional-character in the preindustrial era? How did urbanization change that? quizle

1) Medical Practice was in confusion - Everyone could exercise lacking constraint or drill

2) Medical measures were original - no practical knowledge

3) Mislaid institutional principal - no extensive growth of hospitals

4) Request was unbalanced - least claim due to self-sufficiency (family folk-remedies), economic circumstances (opportunity cost of transportation), and purchase costs (fee for service)

5) Medical education was substandard-apprenticeship, unhindered access, and lacking in science based exercise

Urbanization increased dependence on particular skills of remunerated professionals because ...

a. Separated people from families and neighborhoods' - no more home-based medicines

b. Women started working outdoor - no longer thoughtful for the sick

c. Physicians became less expensive and more reachable - telephones, cars, roads reduced opp. cost of time and travel - more reasonable

d. Better topographical closeness of patients and physicians