UOP NRP563 2022 June Week 2 Quiz Latest

NRP563 Management of Women's Health Issues

Week 2 Quiz

Question 1Which of the following statements is most accurate about social determinants of health?

These are the educational papers and research studies that promote evolving understanding of health.

These are the social, political, and economic factors that are mostly responsible for health inequities.

These are data points that can be used to guide medical responses in times of public health crises.

These have been studied by public health administrators and sociologists to address health disparities.

Question 2Which of the following helps to explain how one’s health over their lifetime is impacted by biological and social events?

World Health Organization

Structural competency

Critical race theory

Lifecourse Health Development Model

Question 3Which of the following skill sets of structural competency recognizes that one can never fully understand how economic, social, and political forces impact another’s life?

Recognize the structures that shape clinical interactions.

Develop structural humility.

Imagine structural intervention.

Rearticulate cultural presentations in structural terms.

Question 4What is suggested by the numerous studies that find an increased allostatic load in Black people as compared to white people?

Prolonged exposure to stressors leads to greater adaptation to overall stress levels in those with an increased allostatic load.

Black people may have lowered risk for mortality as well as decreased physical and cognitive function.

Black people may be better able to manage their stress than white people.

Persistent racial differences in health may be influenced by living in a race-conscious society.

Question 5Which of the following is a plausible explanation for the disparity in breast cancer mortality rates for Black and white women?

Black women were less likely to have their mammograms read by a trained specialist.

Black women were more likely to have a digital mammogram. 

White women self-report higher screening mammogram rates than Black women.

White women are more likely to exert social pressure on friends and family members to receive screening mammograms.

Question 6Which of the following is the definition of the term gender identity?

People who respond erotically to both sexes

One’s inner understanding of themselves in regard to gender

People who are similar in age, class, and sexual status

A label for behavior not usually associated with one’s natal sex

Question 7Which of the following provides a useful lens for examining the impact of homophobia and transphobia experienced by previous generations within the healthcare system?

Binary gender construct

Minority stress

Microaggressions

Historical trauma

Question 8Which of the following is NOT a way that clinicians can provide a welcoming, safe environment for LBQ and TNB patients?

Arrange the physical environment to include and welcome LBQ and TNB patients.

Ensure intake forms are inclusive and provide options relevant to these patients.

Assume no data are available to help answer patient questions.

Determine and use patients’ preferred name and pronouns.

Question 9Which of the following statements reflects the finding of a national survey of gay, LBQ, and TNB people, conducted by the Pew Research Center in 2013?

Institutionalized homophobia and heterosexism directly impact the economic stability of all gay, LBQ, and TNB people. 

LBQ women have found significant support from their families, communities, and places of worship.

Gay, LBQ, and TNB people historically have had the same rights regardless of geographic location.

Violence among LBQ women is at a lower rate than their heterosexual counterparts.

Question 10Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE regarding barriers to health care for lesbian, bisexual, and queer women?

People who experience multiple forms of oppression have increased difficulty in accessing care.

Lack of understanding of the specific needs of LBQ women is a significant barrier to health care.

LBQ women are more likely to have insurance than their heterosexual and cisgender peers.

Bisexual women are more likely than lesbian women to delay health care.