Stockton State Hospital Case Study: Hector Rivas

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Butler requested pro forma permission to operate “above the parent’s consent,” on the grounds that Suárez was “suffering from a ______ disease which is likely to be transmitted to posterity.”

mental

One month after arriving to Patton, the box was checked indicating that Rogers should be sterilized because of a “______ disease which may have been inherited and is likely to be transmitted to descendants.”

mental

Jones had many run-ins with the law and was dubbed a “mentally deficient, incorrigible runaway little ______ boy charged with petty thefts.”

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Match the following individuals with the justification for their sterilization:

Suárez = Suffering from a mental disease likely to be inherited Rogers = Mental disease likely to be transmitted to descendants Jones = History of psychological problems and low IQ Butler = Low grade Mexicans living in a common-law union Signup and view all the answers

Match the following individuals with their familial background:

Suárez = Parents in a common-law union with children from previous relationships Rogers = Wife committed him to hospital due to dementia praecox Jones = Large, blended family with six half-siblings Butler = Dependent on the Catholic Welfare Bureau Signup and view all the answers

Match the following individuals with their educational background:

Suárez = Not specified Rogers = Four years of college education Jones = Completed fifth grade Butler = Not specified Signup and view all the answers

What was the justification for sterilizing Vernon Jones?

Vernon Jones was sterilized due to his low IQ and history of abuse. Signup and view all the answers

Why did Thomas Rogers' name not appear on the lists of surgical sterilizations at Patton?

Thomas Rogers' plea against sterilization succeeded, leading to his name not appearing on the lists of surgical sterilizations at Patton. Signup and view all the answers

What was the grounds for operating 'above the parent’s consent' in the case of Suárez?

The grounds for operating 'above the parent’s consent' in the case of Suárez was that she was suffering from a mental disease which was likely to be transmitted to posterity. Signup and view all the answers

Stockton State Hospital Case Study: Hector Rivas

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Butler requested pro forma permission to operate “above the parent’s consent,” on the grounds that Suárez was “suffering from a ______ disease which is likely to be transmitted to posterity.”

One month after arriving to Patton, the box was checked indicating that Rogers should be sterilized because of a “______ disease which may have been inherited and is likely to be transmitted to descendants.”

Jones had many run-ins with the law and was dubbed a “mentally deficient, incorrigible runaway little ______ boy charged with petty thefts.”

Match the following individuals with the justification for their sterilization:

Match the following individuals with their familial background:

Match the following individuals with their educational background:

What was the justification for sterilizing Vernon Jones?

Why did Thomas Rogers' name not appear on the lists of surgical sterilizations at Patton?

What was the grounds for operating 'above the parent’s consent' in the case of Suárez?

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