ANTH101 Quiz 1 Exam Review - Botko

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1. 1 - Pick Answer What is the definition of "health"?

   1. not being sick

   2. the social perception of ill health

   3. your state of well being

   4. feeling good

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3. 3 - Pick Answer WHat is the definition of "illness"?

   1. the state of having a disease

   2. a patient's sociocultural experience of health

   3. how sick people are veiwed

   4. having a fever

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5. 5 - Pick Answer What is a "disease"?

   1. A biological abnormality

   2. A bodily infection caused by pathogens

   3. The feeling of being sick

   4. Society's perception of sic

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7. 7 - Pick Answer What is the definition of "sickness"?

   1. the social perception of ill health

   2. your perception of a disease

   3. expectations for feeling ill

   4. a biological condition

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9. 9 - Pick Answer What is the definition of a "malady"?

   1. an injury

   2. the state of having a disease

   3. health, disease, illness, and sickness all together

   4. disease and illness only

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11. 11 - Pick Answer True or false: Biomedicine and Traditional Ecological Knowledge can co-exist in the same health system

    1. False

    2. True

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13. 13 - Pick Answer What is it called when two or more medicinal traditions co-exist in medicine?

    medical pluralism

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15. 15 - Pick Answer What is the definition of "Ethnomedicine"?

    1. knowledge about diseases

    2. a societys cultural knowledge about the management of health and treatments

    3. beliefs about medicine not based in fact

    4. medicine based on plants

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17. 17 - Pick Answer What is a "sick role"?

    social expectations for a sick person’s behaviors

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19. 19 - Pick Answer How can someone's political and economic status affect their health?

    People of Color often experience discrimination at hospitals and clinics, individuals in poverty cannot afford healthy foods

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21. 21 - Pick Answer What is a "culture bound syndrome"?

    1. specific symptoms of an illness that vary between cultures

    2. a sickness that devestates one population but does not spread to others

    3. unique ways in which a culture conceptualizes a mental illness

    4. a disease that exists in all cultures

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23. 23 - Pick Answer How can medical Anthropologists apply thier work to the real world?

    address inequalities of health care, track how diseases spread through populations, study evolutionary medicine

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25. 25 - Pick Answer What is the "ethnosphere"?

    1. a type of map that displays where certain groups of people live

    2. the locations of the earth where humans live

    3. the locations of earth that Anthropologists have studied the most

    4. the sum total of all of human knowledge across time

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27. 27 - Pick Answer True or false: culture impacts how people view health

    1. True

    2. False

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29. 29 - Pick Answer What is "medical ecology"?

    1. Using ecological perspectives (environmental) to understand disease patterns. Example: studying high altitude adaptation in such areas as Tibet

    2. Making natural medicines using ingredients from the environment. Example: natural remedies for small pox

    3. The study of how animals naturally heal themselves from injuries and sicknesses

    4. An area of study that suggests that biomedicine is ineffective and thus humans should return to seeking natural remedies for illnesses

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31. 31 - Pick Answer Match the following theraputic processes to their definitions

    1. Placebo effect - A healing process that persuades a patient that they have been given a powerful medicine, even though the “medicine” has no active medical ingredient

    2. Clinical therapeutic process - The healing process in which medicines have an active ingredient assumed to address either the cause or the symptom of a disorder

    3. Symbolic therapeutic process - A healing process that restructures the meanings of the symbols surrounding the illness, particularly during a ritual

    4. Social support therapeutic process - A healing process that involves a patient’s social networks, especially close family members and friends, who typically surround the patient

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33. 33 - Pick Answer True or false: Industrialism is one event that led to the creation of Anthropology

    1. False

    2. True

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35. 35 - Pick Answer For what reason did Chef Sean Sherman say there aren’t more Native American restaurants?

    Loss of Indigenous education due to colonization and Assimilation

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37. 37 - Pick Answer What did Dr. Schalge do when she worked as an Applied Anthropologist in Tanzania?

    1. Researching condom use and safe sex practices

    2. Researching traditional ecological medicinal knowledge

    3. Researching Indigenous languages

    4. Collecting material culture to place in museums in the United States

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39. 39 - Pick Answer Who invented the term “Holism”?

    1. Bronislaw Malinowski

    2. Franz Boas

    3. Emile Durkheim

    4. Charles Darwin

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41. 41 - Pick Answer Define "Applied Anthropology"

    Anthropologists are engaged in work on the ground in real-life situations, helping address numerous needs in communities around the world. 5th field.

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43. 43 - Pick Answer What are some examples of the work that Applied Anthropologists do?

    Research, research and development, creating public policy

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45. 45 - Pick Answer Match the field of Anthropology to an example of work that they would do

    1. Archaeology - Identify pottery shards underneath a recent housing development

    2. Linguistic - Study how humans communicate by way of texting, talking, or writing

    3. Biological - Study human evolution and genetics

    4. Cultural - Learn about the religious beliefs of a certain group of epople

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47. 47 - Pick Answer True or false: the Mursi women in the film "Framing the Other" wanted to show the tourists an accurate version of their culture

    1. True

    2. False

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49. 49 - Pick Answer Define Anthropology

    1. The study of humans across biological, social, and environmental contexts

    2. The study of how political systems developed within the human social context

    3. The study of the environment and how it changed human evolution

    4. The study of human languages

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51. 51 - Pick Answer What is "enculturation"?

    The process of learning and acquiring the knowledge and norms of a particular culture, often intensified in childhood

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53. 53 - Pick Answer What is participant observation?

    1. A research method in which the researcher looks up information about a certain group of people online

    2. A research method in which the researcher observes but does not participate in cultural practices

    3. A research method in which the researcher enters a cultural community and collects information through observation and participation in everyday life

    4. A research method in which the researcher interviews members of a specific culture to learn about them

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55. 55 - Pick Answer In the film "The Anthropologist", the theme of the movie is...

    Change

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57. 57 - Pick Answer What is the "Marshall Trilogy"?

    1. A series of battles that occurred in the 18th century between the Ojibew people and the American government

    2. A federal ruling that decided that reservations had sovereignty

    3. A federal trial that debated Indigenous peoples' right to vote

    4. A federal ruling the decided that reservations were considered Federal property

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59. 59 - Pick Answer What is the preferred way to refer to a group of Indigenous peoples?

    Use their official tribal name (Ex. Ojibwe, not Chippewa)

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61. 61 - Pick Answer What is "social health"?

    1. A method of researching health practices by actively participating in healing rituals across cultures

    2. Acknowledgment that one’s social interactions (individual and community) are important aspects of overall health. Involves sociocultural and political

    3. A method of treating disease that involves community interaction

    4. The idea that the definition of health differs between communities

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63. 63 - Pick Answer Describe the "nocebo" effect

    Occurs when a person believes they are not receiving an effective medicine or that a treatment is harmful

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65. 65 - Pick Answer What are "blue zones"?

    1. Certain locations around the world where a significant number of people identify as democrats

    2. Certain locations around the world where a significant number of people regularly live exceptionally long lives

    3. Certain locations around the world where a significant number of people contract influenza

    4. Certain locations around the world where a significant number of people grow fruit crops

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67. 67 - Pick Answer Which two people created the organization "Partners in Health"?

    Paul Farmer and Jim Kim

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69. 69 - Pick Answer What is the name of Chef Sean Sherman's restuarant?

    Owamni

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