CQMSA Education Program - Module 1 Quiz

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Thank you for completing content relevant to Section 1 - General 2SLGBTQIA+ knowledge! Please fill out the quiz below, based on the materials you have read and watched, to ensure completion of this section.

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What is the genetic makeup of someone with Turner syndrome?

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XXY

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What is the best way to approach treatment of someone with a DSD?

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Immediate surgery as an infant, and non-disclosure of surgery to the child

Immediate surgery to the infant, with psychological and psychosocial support throughout life

No treatment necessary, they will have gender dysphoria no matter what

Psychiatric and psychosocial support, with hormone replacement as necessary

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Conversion therapy:

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Has been rare in Canada for many years.

Is a specific method derived from Freudian psychotherapy that is only used by Evangelical Christians.

Took place in a licensed medical provider's office 30% of the time, according to a 2019-2020 study.

Is a reasonable option if the patient expresses discomfort with their sexuality or gender identity.

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Why do groups such as Egale Canada advocate for an end to surgeries on most intersex infants?

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These surgeries have very high rates of complications postop.

Surgery should be delayed until the child can consent to the permanent changes that can become a source of distress for intersex adults later in life.

There is a lack of surgical expertise in this area in Canada.

Nonsurgical interventions to normalize external genitalia are becoming available.

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Which group of people is more likely to perceive their mental health as poor?

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Gay men

Lesbian women

Bisexual people

Heterosexual people

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Which of the following is NOT a disease that self-identified sexual minority individuals have been shown to experience more often than their heterosexual counterparts?

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Asthma

GERD

Arthritis

Anal cancer

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What charter gives protection against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, and what year?

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The Canadian Human Rights Act, in 1996.

The Civil Marriage Act, in 2005.

The Civil Marriage Act, in 1996.

The Canadian Human Rights Act, in 2005.

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What is the state of conversion therapy within Canadian law?

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Criminalized as of 2022

A bill is proposed to criminalize it, but there are no laws criminalizing conversion therapy yet.

Conversion therapy is criminalized for the conversion of sexual orientation, but not gender identity.

Conversion therapy is encouraged.

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Which of the following groups are under-represented in current research?

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Queer youth and adults

Racialized queer minorities

Indigenous groups and two-spirit individuals

All of the above

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The concept of chosen families is important in the queer community because:

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The bio-legal families people grow up in aren't always accepting or supportive of queer folks' identities

Barriers still remain for queer folks with respect to legal marriage

Many people choose to have both their queer family and their family of origin as part of their support network

All of the above

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When considering a patient's next of kin, you must keep in mind that:

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The patient may not be legally married to their partner(s)

The patient's bio-legal family might not be aware of their sexual/gender identity

Family estrangement is not uncommon in the queer community

All of the above

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