PASSAGEWomen were described as “shy”, “hesitant” with “limited knowledge in health care seeking matters” and often “not following their doctor’s prescription mainly because of a need to double-check these with their husband, family and neighbours” and men in comparison were described as “daring and open”, “willing to follow directions and prescriptions and, being the primary breadwinners, also to have more access to money and to have a decision-making power of their own, independent of the rest of the family”Choose the correct option. (1 Mark)Culture is the ideas, customs and social behavior of a particular social groupOPTIONSTrueFalse

PASSAGEWomen were described as “shy”, “hesitant” with “limited knowledge in health care seeking matters” and often “not following their doctor’s prescription mainly because of a need to double-check these with their husband, family and neighbours” and men in comparison were described as “daring and open”, “willing to follow directions and prescriptions and, being the primary breadwinners, also to have more access to money and to have a decision-making power of their own, independent of the rest of the family”Choose the correct option. (1 Mark)Which perspective sees capitalism rather than patriarchy as being the principal source of women’s oppressionOPTIONSradicalistmarxistsocialistliberalist

In a doctor-patient relationship and culture, the following is untrueQuestion 19Select one:a.Bowel and bladder training differs according to cultureb.Social interactions should be within allowed cultural limitc.A doctor must dress in a respectable mannerd.Patients should not bother the doctor by asking questionse.Doctor should meet the cultural expectations of the community

When studying the health care provided at Alpha Hospital in New York City, anthropologist Khiara Bridges documented health-care professionals referring to Black women as “primitive” and stating that they were better able to withstand pain than white women. These attitudes originate ina.information that was the result of Medicaid policies and directives.b.a racist oral tradition within the medical profession featuring stories and folklore about Black women’s bodies.c.conflicts between physicians of color and white patients.d.the formal education health-care professionals received.

PASSAGE The lives of men are just as strongly influenced by gender as those of women. Societal norms and conceptions of masculinity and expectations of men as leaders, husbands or sons create demands on men and shape their behaviour. Men are too often expected to concentrate on the material needs of their families, rather than on the nurturing and caring roles assigned to women. Socialization in the family and later in schools promotes risk-taking behaviour among young men, and this is often reinforced through peer pressure and media stereotypes. So the lifestyles that men’s roles demand often result in their being more exposed to greater risks of morbidity and mortality than women. These risks include ones relating to accidents, violence and alcohol consumption. Choose the correct option. (1 Mark) A social system in which men hold the greatest power, leadership role, privilege and access to resources is called as: OPTIONS Matriachy Patriarchy

In cultures that have a high _____ orientation, people accept inequality, regardless of their status within the culture Individualism Masculinity Uncertainty avoidance Power distance