Who is Johns
Hopkins?
Johns
Hopkins
1. Outline
a.
Johns Hopkins not only was a
successful business man, but he left his imprint on the world long after he had
died in 1873. With innovations in the medical world such as surgical gloves it
became clear that Johns Hopkins was destined to make a difference in the world.
Johns was able to leave behind such a large amount of money after passing that
his family and business partners were able to fulfill his visions which
included: Johns Hopkins University, an orphanage for African American children,
and a medical hospital. Today, Dr. Ben Carson shows the world a little bit of
Johns Hopkins with his countless medical successes and a vast amount of growing
accomplishments just as Mr. Hopkins had done.
2.
Early
life
b. Grew up on a family farm with his 10
brothers and sisters in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
c. When he was 12 he moved from the farm
to work in his Uncle’s store.
d. Because of his religion (Quaker) he
was unable to marry his first cousin because it was against what they believed.
3.
Making
a difference
a. Opened an orphanage for African American
children in 1875
b. Followed by The Johns Hopkins
University founded in 1876.
c. Finally opened a hospital in 1889.
4.
“Firsts”
a. Johns Hopkins medical school was the
first school to admit women
b. Also was the first to use medical surgical
gloves when performing surgeries.
c. His medical center had the first “Blue
Baby” operation
d. CPR
5.
Ben
Carson
a. Studied at Johns Hopkins
b. Siamese Twins operation
c. Thinking of going into politics
d. Awards/ accomplishments
e. Compare and contrasting with Johns
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