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, Gynecologic HealthCare withan Introductionto Prenataland Postpartum Care 4th Edition
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Chapter1 AFeministPerspective ofWomen's Health&
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Chapter 2 Racism and Health Disparities
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Select the one correct answer toeach ofthe following questions.
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1. Whichofthe following best defines the term “gender” as used inthis text?
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d) Aperson‟s biologicalpresentation as defined by himself or herself
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2. Which factor bears most onwomen‟s healthcaretoday?
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d) Affluenceand increasedopportunitiesmaskoppression. S
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4. Whichofthe following most accuratelydefines “oppression” as used inthe text?
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d) A feeling ofbeing burdened
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b) theyare determined bysocialexpectations and gender assumptions.
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c) theyoftenrely onalternative treatments and approaches.
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10. What is a chief failing ofthe biomedicalmodel inregards towomen‟s healthcare?
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a) Its reliance onstudies comprised exclusivelyofmales
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d) Its limited definitionof“health” as “the absenceofdisease”
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social constraint and the biomedical paradigm.”?
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c) “Are womenreally victims or are theyacting withagency?”
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a) The focus onrandomizedclinicaltrials over epidemiological investigations
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b) The lack ofrepresentation ofwomen in researchtrials
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a) Better insight intoresearchmethods related togynecology
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b) Betteraccess tothe populations affected bygynecologic health
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d) Better understandings ofthe socialconstruction ofgender
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