HSCC FINAL EXAM questions and CORRECT
Answers
________ is when the semen of a man is not the woman's spouse or partner is used to impregnate
the woman.
a. Homologous insemination
b. Heterologous insemination
c. Eugenic sterilization
d. Therapeutic insemination - CORRECT ANSWERS b
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that it is unconstitutional to require all women under the age of 18 to
obtain parental consent in writing prior to obtaining an abortion in:
a. Roe v. Wade
b. Danforth v. Planned Parenthood
c. Doe v. Bolton
d. Maher v. Roe - CORRECT ANSWERS b
Physicians are feeling the heat:
a. for performing elective abortions
b. for charging too much for abortions
c. for performing abortions in outpatient clinics
d. for performing early abortions without consent - CORRECT ANSWERS a
Artificial insemination is:
a. the result of an early abortion
b. the injection of seminal fluid into a woman to induce pregnancy
c. illegal by federal law
d. rarely successful - CORRECT ANSWERS b
In Oklahoma, artificial insemination statues specify:
a. that sterilization is prohibited by law
,b. the local ordinances must be developed to govern the sterilization process
c. that all records must remain public
d. that a original copy of the consent be filed pursuant to the rules for the filing of adoption papers
and is not to be made a matter of public record - CORRECT ANSWERS d
Sterilization for eugenic purposes:
a. should be performed as provided for in a state's statutes
b. should never be performed unless provided for by the hospital policy
c. should be performed strictly in an outpatient clinic
d. should be performed on all prisoners who have committed a felony - CORRECT ANSWERS a
The sterilization of a persons within a certain classes or categories (e.g. mentally deficient) and not
requiring patient consent is ___________ sterilization.
a. therapeutic
b. moral
c. eugenic
d. ethical - CORRECT ANSWERS c
In H.L. v. Matheson, the Supreme Court ruled that it is not an undue burden to require that:
a. a woman be informed of the nature of the abortion procedure and the risks involved
b. a women be offered information on the fetus and on the alternatives to abortion
c. a statute setting out a mere requirement of parental notice when possible does not violate the
constitutional rights of an immature, dependent minor
d. a women give her informed consent before the abortion procedure - CORRECT ANSWERS c
Arkansas code defines partial-birth abortion as an abortion:
a. in which the person performing the abortion vaginally delivers a living fetus and takes the life of
the fetus after completing the delivery
b. in which all parties of the abortion are to be held harmless for performing the abortion
c. in which the person performing the abortion partially vaginally delivers a living fetus before taking
the life of the fetus and completing the delivery
d. in which the abortion is performed during the first trimester - CORRECT ANSWERS c
,Damages sought for a negligently performed sterilization might include:
a. damages for the birth of an unwanted child
b. expenses related to the negligent performance of the sterilization
c. birth of a healthy child
d. the father's loss of consortium - CORRECT ANSWERS b
A wrongful life claim is can be brought by the parents or child claiming:
a. harm suffered by being born
b. child abuse
c. economic harm
d. eugenics of disabled persons - CORRECT ANSWERS a
Therapeutic sterilization due to medical necessity are performed:
a. to protect the health of the woman
b. to remove diseased organs
c. to protect one's health and remove diseased organs
d. to limit population growth - CORRECT ANSWERS c
__________ is the premature termination of a pregnancy
a. sterilization
b. artificial insemination
c. abortion
d. preeclampsia - CORRECT ANSWERS c
__________ is when the semen of a woman's spouse or partner is utilized to impregnate the
woman.
a. Homologous insemination
b. Heterologous insemination
c. Eugenic insemination
d. Surrogacy - CORRECT ANSWERS a
, Which of the following is correct with regards to employees and whether they participate in
performing an abortion?
a. Employees must participate in all abortions
b. Employees must participate in abortions as a matter of conscience
c. Employees must participate in abortions for religious reasons
d. Employees can refuse to participate in abortions for conscience, religious, or moral conviction -
CORRECT ANSWERS d
What were the two cases that dealt with federal funding not being used for elective abortions?
Select two: (answer, answer)
a. Beal v. Doe
b. Roe v. Wade
c. Maher v. Roe
d. Doe v. Bolton - CORRECT ANSWERS a, c
The case that over-ruled Roe v. Wade is?
a. Doe v. Buck
b. Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
c. Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization
d. In re petition of Doe - CORRECT ANSWERS c
In which case was the defendant's interest in the financial security of their family a legally protected
interest which was invaded by the plantiff's negligent failure to properly perform the sterilization
process:
a. Butler v. Rolling Hills hospital
b. Lovelace Medical Center v. Mendez
c. Shaheen v. Knights
d. Hartke v. McKelway - CORRECT ANSWERS b
Which legal case concerned the obstruction of access to an abortion clinic?
a. Beverly v. Choices Women's Medical Center
Answers
________ is when the semen of a man is not the woman's spouse or partner is used to impregnate
the woman.
a. Homologous insemination
b. Heterologous insemination
c. Eugenic sterilization
d. Therapeutic insemination - CORRECT ANSWERS b
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that it is unconstitutional to require all women under the age of 18 to
obtain parental consent in writing prior to obtaining an abortion in:
a. Roe v. Wade
b. Danforth v. Planned Parenthood
c. Doe v. Bolton
d. Maher v. Roe - CORRECT ANSWERS b
Physicians are feeling the heat:
a. for performing elective abortions
b. for charging too much for abortions
c. for performing abortions in outpatient clinics
d. for performing early abortions without consent - CORRECT ANSWERS a
Artificial insemination is:
a. the result of an early abortion
b. the injection of seminal fluid into a woman to induce pregnancy
c. illegal by federal law
d. rarely successful - CORRECT ANSWERS b
In Oklahoma, artificial insemination statues specify:
a. that sterilization is prohibited by law
,b. the local ordinances must be developed to govern the sterilization process
c. that all records must remain public
d. that a original copy of the consent be filed pursuant to the rules for the filing of adoption papers
and is not to be made a matter of public record - CORRECT ANSWERS d
Sterilization for eugenic purposes:
a. should be performed as provided for in a state's statutes
b. should never be performed unless provided for by the hospital policy
c. should be performed strictly in an outpatient clinic
d. should be performed on all prisoners who have committed a felony - CORRECT ANSWERS a
The sterilization of a persons within a certain classes or categories (e.g. mentally deficient) and not
requiring patient consent is ___________ sterilization.
a. therapeutic
b. moral
c. eugenic
d. ethical - CORRECT ANSWERS c
In H.L. v. Matheson, the Supreme Court ruled that it is not an undue burden to require that:
a. a woman be informed of the nature of the abortion procedure and the risks involved
b. a women be offered information on the fetus and on the alternatives to abortion
c. a statute setting out a mere requirement of parental notice when possible does not violate the
constitutional rights of an immature, dependent minor
d. a women give her informed consent before the abortion procedure - CORRECT ANSWERS c
Arkansas code defines partial-birth abortion as an abortion:
a. in which the person performing the abortion vaginally delivers a living fetus and takes the life of
the fetus after completing the delivery
b. in which all parties of the abortion are to be held harmless for performing the abortion
c. in which the person performing the abortion partially vaginally delivers a living fetus before taking
the life of the fetus and completing the delivery
d. in which the abortion is performed during the first trimester - CORRECT ANSWERS c
,Damages sought for a negligently performed sterilization might include:
a. damages for the birth of an unwanted child
b. expenses related to the negligent performance of the sterilization
c. birth of a healthy child
d. the father's loss of consortium - CORRECT ANSWERS b
A wrongful life claim is can be brought by the parents or child claiming:
a. harm suffered by being born
b. child abuse
c. economic harm
d. eugenics of disabled persons - CORRECT ANSWERS a
Therapeutic sterilization due to medical necessity are performed:
a. to protect the health of the woman
b. to remove diseased organs
c. to protect one's health and remove diseased organs
d. to limit population growth - CORRECT ANSWERS c
__________ is the premature termination of a pregnancy
a. sterilization
b. artificial insemination
c. abortion
d. preeclampsia - CORRECT ANSWERS c
__________ is when the semen of a woman's spouse or partner is utilized to impregnate the
woman.
a. Homologous insemination
b. Heterologous insemination
c. Eugenic insemination
d. Surrogacy - CORRECT ANSWERS a
, Which of the following is correct with regards to employees and whether they participate in
performing an abortion?
a. Employees must participate in all abortions
b. Employees must participate in abortions as a matter of conscience
c. Employees must participate in abortions for religious reasons
d. Employees can refuse to participate in abortions for conscience, religious, or moral conviction -
CORRECT ANSWERS d
What were the two cases that dealt with federal funding not being used for elective abortions?
Select two: (answer, answer)
a. Beal v. Doe
b. Roe v. Wade
c. Maher v. Roe
d. Doe v. Bolton - CORRECT ANSWERS a, c
The case that over-ruled Roe v. Wade is?
a. Doe v. Buck
b. Webster v. Reproductive Health Services
c. Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization
d. In re petition of Doe - CORRECT ANSWERS c
In which case was the defendant's interest in the financial security of their family a legally protected
interest which was invaded by the plantiff's negligent failure to properly perform the sterilization
process:
a. Butler v. Rolling Hills hospital
b. Lovelace Medical Center v. Mendez
c. Shaheen v. Knights
d. Hartke v. McKelway - CORRECT ANSWERS b
Which legal case concerned the obstruction of access to an abortion clinic?
a. Beverly v. Choices Women's Medical Center
