9-1 Paper 1A: WWI Trenches

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Using Sources to find information:

Lesson 1: Introduction to Trenches Course

Arthur's Story: Using sources intro

Source Log Table

Useful Websites / Links

WWI: The Medical Front:

BBC: WWI Injuries & Treatment

BBC: WWI Medicine

Imperial War Museum: Western Front

Imperial War Museum: WWI

Videos:

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Q2a: Example answer task

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Aseptic Surgery, X-Rays, Blood transfusion / storage

Historical context: Medicine in the early 20th Century:

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Historical context: British sector of the Western Front:

Trenches: Structure & Key Battles

Transport & problems

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Conditions requiring medical treatment:

Trench Foot, Trench Fever, Shellshock, Head injuries & Gas attacks

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RAMC & FANY: Chain of Evacuation

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Significance of the Western Front for experiments in Surgery & Medicine

Thomas Splint / Mobile X-Ray / Blood transfusion & storage / Head injuries & Plastic Surgery

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You will find EVERY lesson of this course (in order) below:

TRENCHES TOPIC MAP (Knowledge Checklist)

Q2a - NOPCAT analysis sheet

Q2b - Follow up

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Q1 - 2 Features Blank answer sheet

Blank chain of evacuation flow chart

Centenary Battlefield Enquiries

Medical Care Enquiries

How to keep clean in Trenches IWM

Key people in WWI Medicine

WWI Podcasts

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TRENCHES REVISION ZONE

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Key Battles Overview

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