Bloodletting was a common practice in ancient Egypt, but it is now considered to be a harmful and ineffective treatment.

The Ebers Papyrus is a 110-page medical text that contains over 700 remedies for various diseases and injuries.

Ancient Egyptian physicians were skilled in performing a variety of surgical procedures, including amputation, cataract surgery, and cesarean section.

The primary role of the ancient Egyptian physician was to diagnose and treat diseases, using a combination of herbal remedies, surgery, and spiritual guidance.

Cancer was not commonly treated by ancient Egyptian physicians, as they did not have the knowledge or technology to effectively diagnose or treat the disease.

Garlic was the most common type of herbal remedy used by ancient Egyptian physicians, as it was believed to have a wide range of medicinal properties, including antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties.

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that is not part of ancient Egyptian medicine.

The primary role of the ancient Egyptian pharmacist was to prepare and dispense medications, using a variety of herbal remedies and other natural ingredients.

The stethoscope is a modern medical instrument that was not developed by ancient Egyptian physicians.

Ancient Egyptian physicians were skilled in performing a variety of surgical procedures, including amputation, cataract surgery, and cesarean section.

The X-ray machine is a modern medical instrument that was not developed by ancient Egyptian physicians.

The primary role of the ancient Egyptian midwife was to assist women in childbirth, providing physical and emotional support.

The MRI machine is a modern medical instrument that was not developed by ancient Egyptian physicians.

Ancient Egyptian dentists were skilled in performing a variety of dental procedures, including tooth extraction, cavity filling, and denture making.

The CT scan machine is a modern medical instrument that was not developed by ancient Egyptian physicians.