Non-SM

Question 1

what is the significance of Griswold v CT (1965)

Answer 1

contraception for married individuals, introduces privacy doctrine

Question 2

what is the significance of Eisenstadt v Baird (1972)

Answer 2

contraception for unmarried individuals (woman controlled), uses equal protection

Question 3

what is the significance of Roe v Wade (1973)

Answer 3

women have constitutional right to end their pregnancies, states can’t ban abortion before viability

Question 4

what is the significance of Planned Parenthood v Casey (1992)

Answer 4

states can regulate or restrict abortion in any way that doesn’t constitute an “undue burden” on pregnant person’s constitutional right to choose abortion before viability

Question 5

what are the components of the reproductive justice framework?

Answer 5

1) right to not have children
2) right TO have children
3) right to parent children with dignity
4) right to sexual autonomy and gender freedom

Question 6

what are the ACOG ethics guidelines for services that you must provide re abortion care

Answer 6

1) must provide accurate and unbiased info (have to counsel)
2) duty to refer promptly
3) must provide potential pts with accurate and prior notice of their personal moral commitments
4) must provide services in an emergency

Question 7

what is the difference between conscientious refusal and avoidance of stigmatized practices?

Answer 7

conscience is moral integrity and values that are a CORE component of identity. it is NOT distaste for certain procedures, discriminatory, self-interested

if not qualifying for conscientious refusal, then is not ethical

Question 8

what are the greatest risk predictors of developing primary ovarian insufficiency post treatment for cancer?

Answer 8

• older age

- regimen using alkylating agent

Question 9

why are women more susceptible to impact of climate change on their health?

Answer 9

greater susceptibility, greater exposure to climate hazards, less ability to cope with and recover from damages

Question 10

what is a good screening question for IPV?

Answer 10

is your relationship supportive, nurturing, and positive?

Question 11

what does the negative predictive value MEAN?

Answer 11

likelihood a negative result is a true negative

Question 12

what does the positive predictive value mean?

Answer 12

likelihood a positive result is a true positive

Question 13

how does incidence of a condition impact positive predictive value?

Answer 13

lower incidence/prevalence –> PPV decreases (less accurate)

higher prevalence/incidence –> PPV increases