ANP 370 Exam 2 MSU || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-
2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
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What is the cause of leprosy? - ANSWER--Not hereditary
disease, spread
through contact with an infected persons
body fluids
How different countries/cultures view lepers - ANSWER--Not a
universal stigma, western medicine has led u is to believe a
certain way . without stigma treatment for new diseases could
be more readily available. Americas fear of it is irrational
- Comparable to HIV stigma , homelessness society views as
they brought upon
self, and drug abuse as they are viewed as bad people that
cant be helped
Westerners are afraid and disgusted
- africa and asia- helpful
,- kapoor india and ethiopoia: negative stigma, isolation,
divorce, become
beggars
-Sri lanka and india- most of the population still fears disease,
but lepers live
more "normal" lives- Kapoor sometimes doctors wont
touch patient
Nigeria and tanzania- not afraid of leprosy, mild rejection, if any
at all
Hawaii- initially believed disease was hereditary, but later
blamed it on the
chinese and
feared it
Does leprosy have more social or biological impacts on the
individual? What are
they? - ANSWER--Effects people more socially than
physically, Ask doctors
how they will go on with the
disease
- Divorce, viewed as gross and scary, isolation, movie stigma;
missing fingers
and noses, severe
ulcers
,Most don't look like they
have it
Strategic Suffering in the illness narratives of mexican cancer
patients reading !!
- ANSWER-Linda
hunt
- Illness narratives of man and women with
cancer in mexico
Cancer - ANSWER-Cancer will disrupt one's identity as well as
one's social relations, conjures images of an insidious invasion
of the victim by a ruthless aggressor that slowly destroys the
person from within
Linda hunt - ANSWER-Professor at MSU author, describes the
illness narratives of a man and a woman with cancer in mexico.
A Lot of her work has been done in Mexico and the US with
concern on latino patients experience with health care systems
Sex and Gender politics; cancer illness narrative - ANSWER-idk
What is strategic suffering? - ANSWER-can turn your
experience into either a
positive or negative
experience
Illness narrative; - ANSWER-Use to reconstruct a sense of self
and social location, stories that discuss disruption, chronic
, illness narratives show mastery in new reconstruction;
narratives reflect practical outcomes of people creatively
constructing a revised identity , the opportunity to reorder the
elements of a social field, the importance of narratives is it
gives the individual the ability to reconstruct, in other words it
promotes healing and curing.
What is disruption in this context? - ANSWER--Chronic illness
does not allow a
person to go on living in an undisputed,
familiar world.
-Permanent challenges hinder ability to live in
familiar world
-Life constructed around
illness
-Seen as negative at first but can be
positive
What makes up the timeline of strategic suffering? -
ANSWER-Disruption,
reorganization,
reconstruction
What are secondary Gains of chronic illness? - ANSWER-The
interpersonal advantages that result when one has the
symptoms of a physical disease, including such things as
increased attention from family members, financial gain, and
release from work or other social obligations
2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM | JUST RELEASED!!
What is the cause of leprosy? - ANSWER--Not hereditary
disease, spread
through contact with an infected persons
body fluids
How different countries/cultures view lepers - ANSWER--Not a
universal stigma, western medicine has led u is to believe a
certain way . without stigma treatment for new diseases could
be more readily available. Americas fear of it is irrational
- Comparable to HIV stigma , homelessness society views as
they brought upon
self, and drug abuse as they are viewed as bad people that
cant be helped
Westerners are afraid and disgusted
- africa and asia- helpful
,- kapoor india and ethiopoia: negative stigma, isolation,
divorce, become
beggars
-Sri lanka and india- most of the population still fears disease,
but lepers live
more "normal" lives- Kapoor sometimes doctors wont
touch patient
Nigeria and tanzania- not afraid of leprosy, mild rejection, if any
at all
Hawaii- initially believed disease was hereditary, but later
blamed it on the
chinese and
feared it
Does leprosy have more social or biological impacts on the
individual? What are
they? - ANSWER--Effects people more socially than
physically, Ask doctors
how they will go on with the
disease
- Divorce, viewed as gross and scary, isolation, movie stigma;
missing fingers
and noses, severe
ulcers
,Most don't look like they
have it
Strategic Suffering in the illness narratives of mexican cancer
patients reading !!
- ANSWER-Linda
hunt
- Illness narratives of man and women with
cancer in mexico
Cancer - ANSWER-Cancer will disrupt one's identity as well as
one's social relations, conjures images of an insidious invasion
of the victim by a ruthless aggressor that slowly destroys the
person from within
Linda hunt - ANSWER-Professor at MSU author, describes the
illness narratives of a man and a woman with cancer in mexico.
A Lot of her work has been done in Mexico and the US with
concern on latino patients experience with health care systems
Sex and Gender politics; cancer illness narrative - ANSWER-idk
What is strategic suffering? - ANSWER-can turn your
experience into either a
positive or negative
experience
Illness narrative; - ANSWER-Use to reconstruct a sense of self
and social location, stories that discuss disruption, chronic
, illness narratives show mastery in new reconstruction;
narratives reflect practical outcomes of people creatively
constructing a revised identity , the opportunity to reorder the
elements of a social field, the importance of narratives is it
gives the individual the ability to reconstruct, in other words it
promotes healing and curing.
What is disruption in this context? - ANSWER--Chronic illness
does not allow a
person to go on living in an undisputed,
familiar world.
-Permanent challenges hinder ability to live in
familiar world
-Life constructed around
illness
-Seen as negative at first but can be
positive
What makes up the timeline of strategic suffering? -
ANSWER-Disruption,
reorganization,
reconstruction
What are secondary Gains of chronic illness? - ANSWER-The
interpersonal advantages that result when one has the
symptoms of a physical disease, including such things as
increased attention from family members, financial gain, and
release from work or other social obligations
