Know your body
Maternal Health
Health care Access & Inequality
Sexual & Reproductive Health
Health Across Her Life
100

This monthly process occurs when the lining of the uterus is shed

What is menstruation

100

This period refers to the time during and shortly after childbirth

What is postpartum menstruation 

100

This refers to a person’s ability to obtain needed medical care when they need it

What is healthcare access

100

This barrier method can help prevent both pregnancy and many sexually transmitted infections

What is a condom 

100

This natural life stage occurs when menstrual periods permanently stop

What is menopause?

200

This organ produces eggs and hormones such as estrogen and progesterone

What are the ovaries

200

This condition involves dangerously high blood pressure during pregnancy and can threaten both mother and baby

What is preeclampsia 

200

Lack of reliable transportation can cause women to miss these important healthcare visits

What are medical appointments/prenatal appointments?

200

This routine screening checks for abnormal cervical cells that could develop into cancer.

What is a pap smear

200

This disease causes bones to become weak and is especially common after menopause.

What is osteoporosis?

300

This condition can cause painful periods, pelvic pain, and sometimes infertility because tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus

What is endometriosis?

300

Medical care provided throughout pregnancy to monitor the health of the mother and developing baby is called

What is Prenatal care 
300

Women with lower incomes may delay medical treatment because they cannot afford this major healthcare expenses

What are medical costs/out-of-pocket costs?

300

This vaccine helps protect against a virus responsible for most cases of cervical cancer.

What is the HPV Vaccine 

300

Regular screening using this imaging test can help detect breast cancer early.

What is a mammogram?

400

This hormonal condition may cause irregular periods, acne, excess hair growth, and difficulty becoming pregnant

What is PCOS

400

Problems such as transportation, lack of insurance, hospital closures, and provider shortages can contribute to disparities in this type of healthcare

What is maternal Healthcare 

400

This term describes conditions such as income, education, housing, transportation, and neighborhood environment that influence health

What are social determinants of health?

400

A lack of affordable birth control, reproductive education, or nearby clinics are examples of barriers to this type of health care 

What is reproductive healthcare access?

400

Depression that develops during pregnancy or after giving birth may be called this.

What is perinatal/postpartum depression?

500

A person experiencing extremely heavy periods, fatigue, dizziness, and low iron may develop this condition

What is iron-deficiency

500

This concept describes deaths related to pregnancy or childbirth that could have been avoided through timely, appropriate healthcare

what is preventable maternal deaths 

500

When differences in income, race, insurance, geography, education, and other social factors lead to unequal health outcomes, these differences are called this.

What are health disparities?

500

This principle means people should have the ability and resources to make informed decisions about whether and when to have children and to raise families in safe environments.

What is reproductive justice?

500

Women are sometimes less likely to have their reports of pain taken seriously. This is an example of this type of unfair assumption within healthcare.

What is gender bias?

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