The 2020 Ryan Module 1 Quiz B

Approximately how many abortions took place in the United States in 2017? (For comparison, there were 1.2 million c-sections in the US in 2017.)

In the United States _________ have the highest rates of abortion.

How many states provide abortion coverage under Medicaid?

In order for a patient to give informed consent, they need to exhibit all of the following EXCEPT:

As written in the 2012 Global Health Policy Summit, what is one step to reduce maternal mortality?

True/False: Carrying a pregnancy to term is safer than having an abortion.

Which of the following granted individuals and institutions the right to refuse care without, legal, financial, or professional consequences?

A woman’s death increases her children’s risk of dying by _______ times.

Approximately what percent of all unsafe abortions occur in poor countries?

In developing countries, what proportion of unintended pregnancies occur among women who have an unmet need for modern contraception?(Unmet need is defined as wanting to avoid a pregnancy but either not practicing contraception or are using traditional methods, which are less effective than modern methods.)?

When assessing the criteria for refusing care under the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists guidelines, a clinician may not:

In the United States, women of color have _______ rates of unintended births and unintended pregnancy compared with White women.

Professionalism in medicine centers around three guiding principles: the principle of primacy of patient welfare, the principle of patient autonomy, and the principle of ______.

True/False: In the United States abortion patients who lived in states with waiting period requirements and adolescents who lived in parental notification states traveled farther than those in states without such laws.

True/False: In the United States, Congress allows the use of federal Medicaid funds for abortion in cases when the woman’s life is in danger or in cases of rape or incest.