Overview of Cultural Belief System and Practice Related to Childbearing - Religion and Fertility Control Flashcards

1
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True or False

Childbearing is universal.

A

True

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2
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_________ is a great leveler, as all women who give birth do so in one of two ways.

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Childbearing

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3
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is also a time of transition and social celebration of central importance in any society, signaling a realignment of existing cultural roles and responsibilities, psychological and physiologic states, and social relationships.

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Childbearing

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4
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Who stated that childbearing is a great leveler, as all women who give birth do so in one of two ways?

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Chalmers (2013)

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5
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True or False

The United States spends more money than any other country on health care and more on maternal health than any other type of hospital care.

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True

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True or False

United States has a lower risk of dying of pregnancy-related complications than those in 40 other countries.

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False

United States has a HIGHER risk of dying of pregnancy-related complications than those in 40 other countries

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7
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A woman’s fertility depends on several factors, including the

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-the likelihood of sterility
-the probability of conceiving
-intrauterine mortality

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8
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According to Finer and Zolna (2011), inn United States women aged __ years and younger, more than four out of five pregnancies were unintended.

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19 years

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9
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The proportion of pregnancies that were unintended was highest among teens younger than age __ years, at 98%.

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15 years

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10
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According to National Survey of Family Growth,,the largest increases in unintended pregnancy rates were among women with _____

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  • low education
  • low income
  • cohabiting women
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11
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True or False

White women who are married had a decline in unintended pregnancy in proportion to births in USA.

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True

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12
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These women are more likely to experience unintended births including unmarried women.

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Black women

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13
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These women are who are socioeconomically and those with less education.

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Disadvantaged women

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14
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______ and __________ believe the government encourages contraceptive use to limit minority population growth.

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Blacks and Latinas

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15
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_________ and _________ used less effective methods than Whites

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Blacks and Latinas

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16
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Unintended pregnancy can have numerous negative effects on the mother and the fetus including:

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-delay in prenatal care
-continued or increased tobacco and other drug use
-increased physical abuse during pregnancy

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17
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The factors of unintended pregnancy can lead to

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preterm labor or low-birth-weight (LBW) infants.

18
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What influences unintended pregnancy?

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  1. Social mores sanctioning motherhood outside of marriage
  2. Contraception availability including abortion
  3. Earlier sexual activity
  4. Multiple partners
19
Q

The United States has established family planning goals in __________ aimed at improving pregnancy planning, spacing, and preventing unintended pregnancy.

A

Healthy People 2020

20
Q

In what country uses hormonal methods, intrauterine devices (IUDs), permanent sterilization, and, to a lesser degree, barrier and “natural” methods?

A

United States

21
Q

What is the most used contraceptive method?

A

Natural method

22
Q

______________ are based on the recognition of fertility through signs and symptoms and abstinence during periods of fertility

A

Natural methods of family planning

23
Q

True or False

The religious beliefs of some cultural groups might affect their use of fertility controls such as abortion or artificial regulation of conception

A

True

24
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_________ might follow church edicts against artificial control of conception

A

Roman Catholics

25
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________________ might follow their church’s teaching regarding the spiritual responsibility to have large families and promote church growth.

A

Mormon families

26
Q

They are female youth (15 to 24 years of age), less access to contraception contributed to unintended pregnancies and higher suicide rates.

A

Latin American

27
Q

These women monitor their monthly bleeding cycles closely and believe in the importance of monthly menstruation for maintaining harmony and physical well-being.

A

American Indian

28
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True or False

Contraceptives such as hormonal methods are generally better accepted by American Indian women than IUDs.

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False

Contraceptives such as the IUD are generally better accepted by American Indian women than HORMONAL METHODS

29
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Women and children account for approximately ___ of the world’s refugees, and displaced women are extremely vulnerable to poor

A

80%

30
Q

The _____ has developed a refugee program with a focus on refugee reproductive health.

A

CDC

31
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In what country where refugee women continue to experience barriers to reproductive health?

A

United States

32
Q

True or False

The influence of religious beliefs on birth control choices varies within and between groups, and adherence to these beliefs does not change over time.

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False

The influence of religious beliefs on birth control choices varies within and between groups, and adherence to these beliefs MAY change over time.

33
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What religion teaches that the right hand is clean and the left is dirty?

A

Hindu religion

34
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In Hindu religion, the right hand is for

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-holding religious books
-eating utensils

35
Q

In the Hindu religion, the left hand is for dirty things such as

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touching the genitals

36
Q

True or False

The right and left hand beliefs in Hindu religion complicate the use of contraceptives requiring the use of both hands.

A

True

37
Q

In ______ belief that abortion is “haram” or impermissible unless the mother’s life is in danger

A

Muslim

38
Q

True or False

Fertility in Muslim women is that a woman’s sterility can’t be a reason for abandoning or divorcing her.

A

Fertility in Muslim women is that a woman’s sterility CAN be a reason for abandoning or divorcing her.

39
Q

True or False

Islamic law allows adoption; infertility treatment is not allowed but is limited to artificial insemination using the couple’s own sperm and eggs

A

False

Islamic law FORBIDS adoption; infertility treatment is ALLOWED, but is limited to artificial insemination using the couple’s own sperm and eggs.

40
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In African culture, women leave their home after giving birth to avoid any postpartum sexual activity for __ years.

A

2 years