Question

question 16
medieval doctors usually believed in a combination treatment of
a. isolation and pleading.
b. surgical and thought.
c. prayer and medicine.
d. meditation and leeches.

Explanation:

During the medieval period, medical practices were often intertwined with religious beliefs. Prayer was a common religious practice, and medicine (in the form of herbal remedies, etc.) was also used. Options A (isolation was not a main combination), B (surgical was limited and thought not a typical pair), and D (meditation not a main part) are less in line with medieval medical - religious combined treatment.

Answer:

C. prayer and medicine.