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New Dimensions in Women's Health
8th Edition Alexander Test Bank T E S T B A N K S E L L E R . C O M
1. True or False? From its beginning, the women’ s health movement embraced and advocated for women of all races and economic backgrounds. False ?Complexity: Easy Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 2. True or False? The most effective way to prevent, diagnos e, and treat diseases in populations is to ignore gender —to treat men and women as complete equals. False ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 3. True or False? The federal government’s rol e in funding biomedical research is significant. True ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 4. True or False? Susan Wood was the top official in charge of women’s health at the FDA. True ?Complexity: Easy Ahead: Political Dimensions of Women’s Health Subject: Chapter 1 5. True or False? Revisions to FDA policies in 1993 required drug studies to include women of childbearing age. True ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Political Dimensions of Women’s Health Subject: Chapter 1 6. True or False? Factors such as the hormonal variations caused by the menstrual cycle and the possible effects of a trial on a developing fetus can pose statistical and ethical challenges for clinical investigator s. True ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Political Dimensions of Women’s Health Subject: Chapter 1 7. True or false? From its beginnings, the American feminist movement has been inclusive with respect to race, class, and sexual identity. False ?Complexity : Moderate Ahead: Introduction Subject: Chapter 1 8. True or false? The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination (CEDAW) legally binds 165 UN member states to take steps to promote women’s equality and to report on the steps they h ave taken . True TESTBANKSELLER.COM
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?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Political Dimensions of Women’s Health Subject: Chapter 1 9. Feminism is the idea that: a) men and women are psychologically and biologically (with a few exceptions in the reproductive tract and other areas) equal to each other. b) women should have the right to vote and be elected. *c) women should have the same rights, opportunities, and privi leges as men. d) women, on average, are more intelligent and rational than men. ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Introduction Subject: Chapter 1 10. During the U.S. Civil War, who led a national effort to organize a nursing corps to care for the war’s wou nded and sick? a) Abraham Lincoln *b) Dorothea Dix c) Marie Curie d) Florence Nightingale ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 11. What Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave women the right to vote? a) 12th Amendment b) 15th Amendment *c) 19th Amendment d) 22nd Amendment ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 12. Dur ing World War II, many women entered the U.S. workforce. What happened to most of these women at the end of the war , when men returned from the front? *a) They usually had to leave their jobs and return to the home as men returned to the workforce. b) They organized and formed the National Women’s Labor Movement. c) Most of them stayed in their jobs, working alongside their returning male counterparts. d) Their positions were largely unaffected at the end of the war because they worked in positions that men typically did not work in. ?Complexity: Moderate Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 13. In what year did the FDA approve the birth control pill? a) 1863 b) 1928 c) 1938 *d) 1960 ?Complexity: Easy Ahead: Historical Dimensions: The Women’s Health Movement Subject: Chapter 1 TESTBANKSELLER.COM
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