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The Dutch famine birth cohort study found that grandchildren of individuals exposed to the famine as adults had higher weights and BMIs in adulthood compared to those born to unexposed individuals.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study did not find any association between maternal exposure to the famine as a fetus and the weight or BMI of their children.

True

The policy implications of the Dutch famine birth cohort study include the need to focus on the overall health of women, regardless of childbearing history or plans.

True

Focusing on early life health and development, regardless of gender, is not considered essential according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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Comprehensive health care services for women and their families over the entire life span are not necessary according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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Integration with community-based programs may not be necessary to reach women without access to the health care system, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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Intensive services should not be focused on specific lifespan points/periods, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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Adverse childhood experiences are not important to study in the MCH context.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study did not find any significant findings related to adverse childhood experiences.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study is not relevant to the MCH context.

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True or false: Health and wellbeing can only be fully understood within the context of experiences across one's entire lifespan.

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True or false: Personal control and behavior play central roles in health and illness.

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True or false: Our health is shaped not only by what happens to us but also by when it happens, duration, and sequencing.

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True or false: The notion of interdependent lives is explained by the principle of Linked Lives.

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True or false: Period, cohort, and contextual factors influence the life course, according to the Principle of Historical Time and Place.

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True or false: Critical/sensitive period, accumulation of risk, and chain of risks are the three exposure models in Life Course Epidemiology.

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True or false: Three main areas of MCH scholarship have arisen based on our current understanding of the Life Course Theory.

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True or false: Preconception health and wellbeing have no impact on birth outcomes.

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True or false: Pre-pregnancy folic acid intake is not associated with the risk of neural tube defects in infants.

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True or false: Pre-pregnancy chronic stress has no effect on birth weight and preterm birth.

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True or false: Pre-pregnancy obesity has no impact on fetal deaths and preterm birth.

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True or false: Pre-conception smoking, poor physical health, and depression have no association with birth outcomes.

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True or false: Adverse childhood experiences can change brain development and affect how the body responds to stress.

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True or false: Adverse childhood experiences are not linked to chronic health problems, mental illness, and substance misuse in adulthood.

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The ACE study major findings suggest that ACEs have implications on health and wellbeing in adulthood.

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At least 37 states and the District of Columbia have enacted or adopted legislation related to ACEs.

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The fetal origins of adult disease hypothesis suggests that adult disease can be fully understood without considering early life exposures.

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Fetal undernutrition in mid- to late gestation has no consequences for adult disease risk.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study found that grandchildren of individuals exposed to the famine as adults had higher weights and BMIs in adulthood.

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Integration with community-based programs is not necessary to reach women without access to the health care system, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study found no association between maternal exposure to the famine as a fetus and the weight or BMI of their children.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study found that grandchildren of individuals exposed to the famine as adults had higher weights and BMIs in adulthood compared to those born to unexposed individuals.

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Focusing on early life health and development, regardless of gender, is considered essential according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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Comprehensive health care services for women and their families over the entire life span are necessary according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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The policy implications of the Dutch famine birth cohort study include the need to focus on the overall health of women, regardless of childbearing history or plans.

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Integration with community-based programs may be necessary to reach women without access to the health care system, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study is relevant to the MCH context.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study found an association between maternal exposure to the famine as a fetus and the weight or BMI of their children.

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Intensive services should be focused on specific lifespan points/periods, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

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Adverse childhood experiences are important to study in the MCH context.

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True or false: Family planning refers only to the use of contraceptive methods.

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True or false: Family planning is considered a human right.

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True or false: The Sustainable Development Goal 3 includes an indicator on family planning.

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True or false: Global fertility rates have decreased over the years.

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True or false: Family planning includes information on how to become pregnant.

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True or false: Family planning only focuses on achieving a desired number of children.

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True or false: Family planning includes treatment of involuntary infertility.

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True or false: Severe maternal morbidity and mortality increased among both rural and urban residents from 2007 to 2015?

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True or false: When controlled for sociodemographic factors and clinical conditions, rural residents had a 9% greater probability of severe maternal morbidity and mortality compared with urban residents?

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True or false: Rural areas have a higher burden of maternal mortality in all racial groups?

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True or false: Reimbursement rates for birth under Medicaid are approximately half of what private health plans pay?

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True or false: Medicaid coverage ends sixty days postpartum?

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True or false: More than half of all Medicaid beneficiaries experience health insurance coverage gaps shortly after childbirth?

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True or false: Health disparities are preventable differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or opportunities to achieve optimal health that are experienced by socially disadvantaged populations?

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True or false: Rural areas in the US have higher mortality rates from leading causes of death compared to urban areas?

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True or false: Up to 40% of all U.S. counties lack a qualified childbirth provider, with most of them being rural areas?

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True or false: Health disparities may exist based on factors such as area of residence, race, income, education, occupation, sexual orientation, gender identity, and others?

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True or false: Disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality are higher in rural areas compared to urban areas in the US?

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True or false: The Dutch famine birth cohort study is relevant to the study of health disparities in MCH?

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True or false: Adequate prenatal care is associated with better pregnancy outcomes.

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True or false: Black women have a higher percentage of prenatal care initiation in the first trimester compared to white women.

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True or false: The quality of hospitals where women deliver can impact obstetrical complications.

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True or false: Racial/ethnic minority women often deliver in higher-quality hospitals compared to white women.

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True or false: Social determinants of health contribute to racial disparities in maternal health.

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True or false: College-educated Black women have lower maternal mortality rates compared to High-school educated White women.

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True or false: Federal policies to support maternity care in rural areas include funding for financial and logistical support to hospitals.

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True or false: The Quality Care for Moms and Babies Act creates a core set of maternal and infant healthy quality measures to better track the quality of care delivered to pregnant women and infants.

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True or false: State Medicaid programs need to ensure an adequate supply of providers and reduce financial barriers to accessing evidence-based maternity services.

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True or false: Maternal mortality in the US declined by 68% between 1969 and 1998.

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True or false: Black women have higher rates of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and chronic disease, which are linked to adverse maternal outcomes.

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True or false: Preconception care is important in improving pregnancy outcomes, particularly for populations with higher rates of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and chronic disease.

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Implicit bias affects health care providers' perceptions and decisions, creating inequalities in access, patient-provider interactions, treatment decisions, and health outcomes. True or false?

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Some health care providers still hold false beliefs about biological differences between Black and White individuals that increase implicit bias. True or false?

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Implicit bias can cause health care providers to rate Black patients' pain lower and result in less-appropriate treatment recommendations. True or false?

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Subtle racial biases may be expressed in ways such as approaching patients with a condescending tone. True or false?

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Patients of providers with racial biases report poorer satisfaction ratings and greater difficulty understanding or following recommendations. True or false?

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Structural racism refers to a system where public policies, institutional practices, and cultural representations work to reinforce and perpetuate racial inequity. True or false?

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True or false: Severe maternal morbidity and mortality increased among both rural and urban residents from 2007 to 2015?

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True or false: Medicaid coverage ends sixty days postpartum?

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True or false: More than half of all Medicaid beneficiaries experience health insurance coverage gaps shortly after childbirth?

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True or false: Preconception care is important in improving pregnancy outcomes, particularly for populations with higher rates of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and chronic disease.

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True or false: The Dutch famine birth cohort study is relevant to the study of health disparities in MCH?

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True or false: Health disparities are preventable differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or opportunities to achieve optimal health that are experienced by socially disadvantaged populations?

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True or false: Health disparities are preventable differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or opportunities to achieve optimal health that are experienced by socially disadvantaged populations?

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True or false: Rural areas in the US have higher mortality rates from leading causes of death compared to urban areas?

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True or false: Up to 40% of all U.S. counties - most of them rural - lack a qualified childbirth provider?

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True or false: Adequate prenatal care is associated with better pregnancy outcomes?

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True or false: Patients of providers with racial biases report poorer satisfaction ratings and greater difficulty understanding or following recommendations?

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True or false: Structural racism refers to a system where public policies, institutional practices, and cultural representations work to reinforce and perpetuate racial inequity?

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True or false: Implicit bias affects health care providers' perceptions and decisions, leading to inequalities in access, patient-provider interactions, treatment decisions, and health outcomes.

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True or false: Some health care providers hold false beliefs about biological differences between Black and White individuals, which increase implicit bias.

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True or false: Implicit bias can result in health care providers rating Black patients' pain lower and making less-appropriate treatment recommendations.

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True or false: The proposed bill, Quality Care for Moms and Babies Act, aims to create a set of maternal and infant healthy quality measures to track the quality of care delivered to pregnant women and infants.

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True or false: Implicit bias can affect how health care providers communicate with patients, leading to condescending tones and decreased patient satisfaction.

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True or false: Structural racism refers to a system where public policies, institutional practices, and cultural representations work to reinforce and perpetuate racial inequity.

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True or false: Extending Medicaid coverage beyond 60 days postpartum is identified as a key factor in improving maternal and child health outcomes.

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True or false: Black women are more likely to be given cesarean sections compared to white women, contributing to racial disparities in maternal health.

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True or false: The maternal mortality rate in the US declined between 1969 and 1998, but has nearly doubled between 1999 and 2018.

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True or false: Black women have higher rates of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and chronic disease, which are linked to adverse maternal outcomes.

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True or false: State Medicaid programs need to ensure an adequate supply of providers and reduce financial barriers to accessing evidence-based maternity services through coverage, benefits, reimbursement rates, payment policy, and managed care arrangements.

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True or false: Racial disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality are higher in rural areas compared to urban areas in the US.

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True or false: Fewer prenatal visits are associated with better outcomes of pregnancy, such as low birth weight, premature birth, and infant mortality.

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True or false: High cost of care, insurance availability, commuting challenges, and lack of culturally competent care are not barriers to timely and adequate prenatal care.

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True or false: If black women gave birth in the same hospitals as white women, nearly 1000 black women would be able to prevent severe and detrimental incidents during labor hospitalizations, decreasing the frequency of black maternal morbidity from 4.2% to 2.9%.

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True or false: Social determinants of health are not thought to be the driving factor behind the observed disparities in maternal health.

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True or false: Implicit bias does not directly correlate with lower quality of care for patients and may not be activated under stressful working conditions.

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True or false: College-educated Black women have lower maternal mortality rates than High-school educated White women.

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The Dutch famine birth cohort study found that grandchildren of individuals exposed to the famine as adults had higher weights and BMIs in adulthood compared to those born to unexposed individuals.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study did not find any association between maternal exposure to the famine as a fetus and the weight or BMI of their children.

The policy implications of the Dutch famine birth cohort study include the need to focus on the overall health of women, regardless of childbearing history or plans.

Focusing on early life health and development, regardless of gender, is not considered essential according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

Comprehensive health care services for women and their families over the entire life span are not necessary according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

Integration with community-based programs may not be necessary to reach women without access to the health care system, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

Intensive services should not be focused on specific lifespan points/periods, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

Adverse childhood experiences are not important to study in the MCH context.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study did not find any significant findings related to adverse childhood experiences.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study is not relevant to the MCH context.

True or false: Health and wellbeing can only be fully understood within the context of experiences across one's entire lifespan.

True or false: Personal control and behavior play central roles in health and illness.

True or false: Our health is shaped not only by what happens to us but also by when it happens, duration, and sequencing.

True or false: The notion of interdependent lives is explained by the principle of Linked Lives.

True or false: Period, cohort, and contextual factors influence the life course, according to the Principle of Historical Time and Place.

True or false: Critical/sensitive period, accumulation of risk, and chain of risks are the three exposure models in Life Course Epidemiology.

True or false: Three main areas of MCH scholarship have arisen based on our current understanding of the Life Course Theory.

True or false: Preconception health and wellbeing have no impact on birth outcomes.

True or false: Pre-pregnancy folic acid intake is not associated with the risk of neural tube defects in infants.

True or false: Pre-pregnancy chronic stress has no effect on birth weight and preterm birth.

True or false: Pre-pregnancy obesity has no impact on fetal deaths and preterm birth.

True or false: Pre-conception smoking, poor physical health, and depression have no association with birth outcomes.

True or false: Adverse childhood experiences can change brain development and affect how the body responds to stress.

True or false: Adverse childhood experiences are not linked to chronic health problems, mental illness, and substance misuse in adulthood.

The ACE study major findings suggest that ACEs have implications on health and wellbeing in adulthood.

At least 37 states and the District of Columbia have enacted or adopted legislation related to ACEs.

The fetal origins of adult disease hypothesis suggests that adult disease can be fully understood without considering early life exposures.

Fetal undernutrition in mid- to late gestation has no consequences for adult disease risk.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study found that grandchildren of individuals exposed to the famine as adults had higher weights and BMIs in adulthood.

Integration with community-based programs is not necessary to reach women without access to the health care system, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study found no association between maternal exposure to the famine as a fetus and the weight or BMI of their children.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study found that grandchildren of individuals exposed to the famine as adults had higher weights and BMIs in adulthood compared to those born to unexposed individuals.

Focusing on early life health and development, regardless of gender, is considered essential according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

Comprehensive health care services for women and their families over the entire life span are necessary according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

The policy implications of the Dutch famine birth cohort study include the need to focus on the overall health of women, regardless of childbearing history or plans.

Integration with community-based programs may be necessary to reach women without access to the health care system, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study is relevant to the MCH context.

The Dutch famine birth cohort study found an association between maternal exposure to the famine as a fetus and the weight or BMI of their children.

Intensive services should be focused on specific lifespan points/periods, according to the Dutch famine birth cohort study.

Adverse childhood experiences are important to study in the MCH context.

True or false: Family planning refers only to the use of contraceptive methods.

True or false: Family planning is considered a human right.

True or false: The Sustainable Development Goal 3 includes an indicator on family planning.

True or false: Global fertility rates have decreased over the years.

True or false: Family planning includes information on how to become pregnant.

True or false: Family planning only focuses on achieving a desired number of children.

True or false: Family planning includes treatment of involuntary infertility.

True or false: Severe maternal morbidity and mortality increased among both rural and urban residents from 2007 to 2015?

True or false: When controlled for sociodemographic factors and clinical conditions, rural residents had a 9% greater probability of severe maternal morbidity and mortality compared with urban residents?

True or false: Rural areas have a higher burden of maternal mortality in all racial groups?

True or false: Reimbursement rates for birth under Medicaid are approximately half of what private health plans pay?

True or false: Medicaid coverage ends sixty days postpartum?

True or false: More than half of all Medicaid beneficiaries experience health insurance coverage gaps shortly after childbirth?

True or false: Health disparities are preventable differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or opportunities to achieve optimal health that are experienced by socially disadvantaged populations?

True or false: Rural areas in the US have higher mortality rates from leading causes of death compared to urban areas?

True or false: Up to 40% of all U.S. counties lack a qualified childbirth provider, with most of them being rural areas?

True or false: Health disparities may exist based on factors such as area of residence, race, income, education, occupation, sexual orientation, gender identity, and others?

True or false: Disparities in maternal morbidity and mortality are higher in rural areas compared to urban areas in the US?

True or false: The Dutch famine birth cohort study is relevant to the study of health disparities in MCH?

True or false: Adequate prenatal care is associated with better pregnancy outcomes.

True or false: Black women have a higher percentage of prenatal care initiation in the first trimester compared to white women.

True or false: The quality of hospitals where women deliver can impact obstetrical complications.

True or false: Racial/ethnic minority women often deliver in higher-quality hospitals compared to white women.

True or false: Social determinants of health contribute to racial disparities in maternal health.

True or false: College-educated Black women have lower maternal mortality rates compared to High-school educated White women.

True or false: Federal policies to support maternity care in rural areas include funding for financial and logistical support to hospitals.

True or false: The Quality Care for Moms and Babies Act creates a core set of maternal and infant healthy quality measures to better track the quality of care delivered to pregnant women and infants.

True or false: State Medicaid programs need to ensure an adequate supply of providers and reduce financial barriers to accessing evidence-based maternity services.

True or false: Maternal mortality in the US declined by 68% between 1969 and 1998.

True or false: Black women have higher rates of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and chronic disease, which are linked to adverse maternal outcomes.

True or false: Preconception care is important in improving pregnancy outcomes, particularly for populations with higher rates of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, and chronic disease.

Implicit bias affects health care providers' perceptions and decisions, creating inequalities in access, patient-provider interactions, treatment decisions, and health outcomes. True or false?

Some health care providers still hold false beliefs about biological differences between Black and White individuals that increase implicit bias. True or false?

Implicit bias can cause health care providers to rate Black patients' pain lower and result in less-appropriate treatment recommendations. True or false?

Subtle racial biases may be expressed in ways such as approaching patients with a condescending tone. True or false?

Patients of providers with racial biases report poorer satisfaction ratings and greater difficulty understanding or following recommendations. True or false?

Structural racism refers to a system where public policies, institutional practices, and cultural representations work to reinforce and perpetuate racial inequity. True or false?