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One of the most important human achievements in the women's health movement over the past 200 years is the reduction in morbidity and mortality resulting from pregnancy and childbirth - ANSWER -True Revisions to FDA guidelines now includes women of childbearing age and calls for gender-specific ...

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Women's Health Final Study Guide Exam
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To have a full understanding of women's sexual and reproductive health their biological,
cultural, psychological, historical, and political perspectives must be included. -
ANSWER -True

One of the most important human achievements in the women's health movement over
the past 200 years is the reduction in morbidity and mortality resulting from pregnancy
and childbirth - ANSWER -True

Revisions to FDA guidelines now includes women of childbearing age and calls for
gender-specific analyses of safety and effectiveness of drugs. - ANSWER -True

Which of the following factors could prevent women from receiving adequate
healthcare?
1. Lack of access to healthcare facilities.
2. Unfair treatment by medical personnel because of race, ethnicity, or sexual
orientation.
3. Insufficient income to pay for care.
4. All of the above - ANSWER -All the above

The #MeToo movement is a movement recognizing and fighting against sexual
harassment and sexual assault in the workplace - ANSWER -True

Worldwide, women continue to be less likely than men to receive adequate healthcare
and are burdened by disease and violations of their human rights that directly affect
their health - ANSWER -True

From its beginning, the women's health movement embraced and advocated for women
of all races and economic backgrounds. - ANSWER -False

Match the "Wave of Feminism" to their corresponding agendas
1. Rights to vote, own/inherit property

2.Reproductive rights, education, and employment

3.Rights and protections related to domestic violence, sexual harassment - ANSWER -
1. Wave 1
2. Wave 2
3. Wave 3

,During the U.S. Civil War, who led a national effort to organize a nursing corps to care
for the war's wounded and sick
Hillary Clinton
Susan F. Wood
Dorothea Dix
Florence Nightingale - ANSWER -Dorothea Dix

The most effective way to prevent, diagnose, and treat diseases in populations is to
ignore gender—to treat men and women as complete equals - ANSWER -False

Generic drugs usually are more expensive than brand-name drugs. - ANSWER -False

Which of the following factors should a woman consider when choosing a health
insurance plan to ensure it is the right plan for her (and her family)
Deductibles and copay.
Process for receiving emergency services.
Network of physicians.
All of the above - ANSWER -All the above

Because uninsured people must pay for medical services such as doctors' office visits
or prescription drugs themselves, they often avoid preventive care or proper follow-up
care because of cost concerns - ANSWER -True

Managed care was introduced as a method to:
Manage healthcare practices by hospitals.
Manage healthcare practices by physicians.
Control healthcare costs.
Control expansion of local hospital networks. - ANSWER -Control Healthcare Costs

How did the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) increase access to
health insurance?
The act expanded coverage to uninsured individuals.
It lowered the cost of insurance for some individuals and businesses.
It kept people with preexisting conditions from being excluded from purchasing
insurance.
All of these are correct - ANSWER -All of these are correct

Under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), women do not have to
pay a copayment for certain preventative care or services. Which of the following
preventative care/services do not require a copayment (covered without cost sharing)
for the woman seeking care. Select all that apply
Mammograms
Vaccinations
Domestic violence screening and counseling
Counseling for sexually transmitted diseases
Cervical cancer screenings

, Contraceptive methods and counseling
Well-women visits - ANSWER -All the above

Compared to women who do not care for a relative or friend, women caregivers are:
Rate their own health as fair or poor.
Are more likely to be depressed.
Are more likely to be sick themselves.
All of these are correct. - ANSWER -All of these are correct

1. Employer-sponsored health insurance or health insurance purchased by an
individual.

2.Seen at the state level, provides fundamental parts of health care to economically
disadvantaged women and children in the U.S.

3. Federally controlled health system

4. Government-sponsored health insurance - ANSWER -1. Private health insurance
2. Medicaid
3. Medicare
4. Public Health Insurance

Preventative care can improve quality of life and may save money by eliminating the
need for expensive medical procedures. - ANSWER -True

Despite healthcare advances over the last 40 years, healthcare is still lacking for many
women. Which of the following women below may have the most difficulty obtaining
appropriate healthcare?
A single mother with two young children.
A woman employed as manager of a major retailer store.
A woman in her early 30s working as a yoga instructor.
An married middle class woman - ANSWER -A single mother with 2 young children

Which of the following groups of women face special health-related challenges?
Incarcerated women
Women with disabilities
Lesbians
All of these are correct - ANSWER -All of these are correct

During their senior years, women should:
Get regular exercise
Have a routine mammography screening as recommended by their healthcare provider
Receive an annual influenza vaccine
All of these are correct - ANSWER -All of these are correct

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