U9 HEALTH SCIENCES AND GENDER Flashcards

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What are the problems faced by women and their role in science?

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  • invisibility
  • impediments
  • naturalization
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What does the problem of invisibilty ential?

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  • Not including personalities, spaces and practices associated with women in the history of science
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What does the problem of impediments ential?

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Some higher education institutions refused to admit women.
“glass ceiling”
“matilda effect”

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What types of barries can be imposed on women?

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  • Legal barriers
  • Invisible barriers
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What is “matilda effect”

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Negative or baised evaluation of women’s contributions as opposed

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What is the “glass ceiling”?

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Anchored to your position and difficulties to raise

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What does the problem of naturalization ential?

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Attempt of naturalizing son barriers through scientific or medical discourses which are limits to women.
In the 19th C started appearing women authors and giving public courses

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In the classical greece..

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women were excluded from public life but had access to places of knowledge: (Plato’s Academy)(active participation of women in the Pythagoreans

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Role of the women in the middle ages?

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6th-12th C: Church monopolizes education –> monasteries as knowledge centers (there were a few female monasteries)
12th - …: medieval univresities appear (fewer opportunities for women except Italy)

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In the Renaissance and Scientific Revolution…

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Women continued to be excluded from scientific academies and entering meeting halls
Matrimony became a route form women to practice science

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Reasons for the feminization of the healthcare professions?

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  • More flexible and less risky work enviroments
  • Fewer DIFFERENCESIN SALARIES tan in any other sector
  • Dedication to the public sector
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Gender associated with

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Familiy roles
Job expectations
Type of occupation
Social culture

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Differences in sex realted to treatment…

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Effects of the treatment
Results of the diagnostic tests
Presentation of clinical sings and symptoms

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Differences in health according to sex

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  • illness more prevalent, unique in one sex than the other
  • Different symptoms, results and prognosis between them
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What influences differences in the health according to the sex?

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  • Healthcare process: wait, delay..
  • Therapeutinc effort: consumption and cost per sex, over-prescription and different therapeutic strategies
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Differences in health according to gender

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  • Greater morbidity in women due to poverty, family responsabilities, lack of attentio in prengancy and child birth
  • Gender biases in diagnoses and treatments women receive
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Gender violence deprives women from…?

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Exercising their sexual and reproductive rights