Instructions: For each question, click on the radio button beside your answer. When you have completed the entire quiz, click the “Submit my answers” button at the bottom of the page to receive your results.

Question 1:

Directly unrelated physical or mental health conditions occurring at the same time in the same individual are said to be ________.
a) causal
b) co-eventful
c) coincidental
d) co-morbid

Question 2:

________ women in Canada are at risk for intimate partner violence each year.
a) More than 10,000
b) More than 50,000
c) More than 100,000
d) More than 500,000

Question 3:

The theory underlying the research and clinical application of work with women is based on the ________ model.
a) biopsychosocial
b) cognitive behavioural
c) health belief
d) transtheoretical

Question 4:

The most common treatment for infertility is ________, which involves fertilization of an ovum outside the body, followed by the transfer of viable embryos into the woman’s uterus.
a) intrauterine insemination
b) in vitro fertilization
c) ovulation induction
d) surrogacy

Question 5:

Childbirth typically occurs approximately ________ weeks after conception.
a) 34
b) 36
c) 38
d) 40

Question 6:

The period surrounding childbirth is referred to as ________.
a) antenatal
b) prenatal
c) perinatal
d) postnatal

Question 7:

________ is the most likely to occur during pregnancy.
a) General anxiety
b) Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
c) Panic disorder
d) PTSD

Question 8:

Negative pregnancy and infant outcomes of smoking do not include ________.
a) fetal growth acceleration
b) low birth weight
c) miscarriage
d) preterm birth

Question 9:

Grief that is often not acknowledged by society is called ________.
a) dysfunctional grief
b) dissociated grief
c) disregarded grief
d) disenfranchised grief

Question 10:

________ is the postpartum response occurring in the highest percentage of women.
a) Postpartum depression
b) Postpartum dysphoria
c) Postpartum psychosis
d) Post-traumatic stress disorder

Higher Education

Fundamentals of Health Psychology: Chapter 13