Introduction to medicine:
It is a subject that deals with various diseases or lesions in life and promotes the rehabilitation of patients. The general research fields are forensic medicine, traditional Chinese medicine and stomatology. Medicine is academic and technical.
What it does is learning, focusing on the discovery and revelation of natural laws and the invention and innovation of practical technology. However, medical science and technology is not only biology or life science in a narrow sense. The content of life science is indeed the main foundation and backbone system of medicine, but it is far from all.
Medicine means "learning more" and "learning more". The so-called "learning more" includes three learning systems: one is natural science (including life science, etc. ), the second is social science, and the third is humanities. Medicine is an academic and technical system that combines the three together to ensure the health and life of people and people. Caring for people and pursuing ultimate interests are the aims of medicine. Therefore, medicine is still a "human study".
The origin is as follows:
Traditional Chinese medicine in China originated from the period of Three Emperors and Five Emperors. According to legend, Fuxi invented acupuncture and tried herbs. More than 3000 years BC, Huangdi in Xuanyuan, China wrote the first medical book of mankind-Zhuyouke. Later, on the basis of this medical book, the world kept adding and deleting, and gradually formed the later Huangdi Neijing and Huangdi Neijing.
And pure medicine was separated by Zhu Youke, forming the later traditional Chinese medicine. Among them, Huangdi Neijing is the first in the world to put forward the viewpoint of preventive medicine of "preventing diseases".
Divination was formed in the Yin and Zhou Dynasties, and the theories of "Yin and Yang" and "Five Elements" were put forward in the late Western Zhou Dynasty. During the Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, medical wizards coexisted, forming the initial embryonic form of medicine. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a hundred schools of thought contended and a hundred flowers blossomed. During this period, medicine and witchcraft gradually separated. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) occupied the leading position of many schools thousands of years ago because of its obvious scientificity, practicability and rationality.
In the Qin Dynasty (22 BC1-207 BC), the world's earliest specialized forensic stone forest appeared. According to the Qin law, in principle, a corpse examination should be conducted in cases with unknown causes of death, and judicial personnel who violate the law and fail to conduct the examination will be punished. The methods and procedures of forensic identification are recorded in detail in the Qin Dynasty's Seal Diagnosis.
In human life cases, the main contents of identification and inspection include the location of the body, the location, quantity, direction and size of the trauma. A written report, called "written report", must be submitted after the Shilin inspection, which is the earliest forensic identification and field investigation report in the world.