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The Big 5

Advocates


Media


Public


Practitioners


Government

Why did Democrats block Zika bill?

Didn't have funding for Planned Parenthood, Republicans would only sign it if they defunded PP

Helms Amendment

Forbids use of foreign aid funds to support abortions as method of family planning

Skinner v OK

1942


Right to reproduce is basic human right


Women have constitutional right to reproductive privacy


Government must remain neutral regarding woman's decision of whether to have abortion


After viability, government may prohibit abortion only if not in conflict with women's health/life

Hyde Amendment

Forbids use of federal Medicaid funds for abortion

Harris v McRae

Government does not owe women abortions. But it can't do anything otherwise to impede them

Webster v Reproductive Health Services

1989


Life begins at conception is upheld by law

Which religious group are the least likely to get abortions?

Conservative Protestants

Which religious group is most likely to get abortions?

Catholics

Bureaucracy

The people who do the things the President says he'll do.


Ex: task forces

Whole Woman's Health v Cole

Question regarding standards for surgical centers and requiring admitting privileges


Examining concept of "undue burden"


TX ruling blocked, 4-4 in SCOTUS

Federalism

Interaction between states and federal government

1970s for sex ed

AIDS and teen pregnancies running rampant, so sex ed begins in schools

1980s for sex ed

Tons of abortions and pregnancies, and STIs, so now abstinence-only is allowed

GW Bush for sex ed

Promoted and funded abstinence-only sex ed

Title IX

Equality in Education


Schools get moneys for investigating sexual assault complaints

Clery Act

Rape reports should be available to public for each college

Obamacare

Using existing and new initiatives in public sector. Bringing in private sector. Keeps jobs


Phasing in new patients and pieces and creating regulations in public sector


Focus on expanding access

Individual mandate

You and everyone else in country must have health insurance

Employer mandate

Employers must have health insurance

Medicaid expansion

States can expand # of people on Medicaid

Insurance regulations and insurance exchanges

Places where people go to buy health insurance

Medicaid waivers

Policy tool for state. Allows flexibility in providing services

Innovation waivers

Can achieve same goals as Obamacare in different way

Insurance regulations

No lifetime limits


No gender rating


Rate increase limits


No coverage denial for pre existing conditions


Can charge different rates by age


Kids on parents' plan until 26

True or false: men will use more insurance moneys than women

You're full of ****

Essential benefits package

Ambulance


Emergency


Hospitalization


Maternity/newborn


Mental


Prescription drugs


Rehab


Preventive/wellness


Pediatric

What did the essential package used to cover?

Contraception! BUT NOW THAT'S THE WORST SO YOU CAN'T


THANKS HOBBY LOBBY


NOW CLOSELY HELD BUSINESSES DON'T HAVE TO

Why did Hobby Lobby work?

RFRA - The Religious Freedoms Restoration Act

How Obamacare dealt with abortions

Exchanges not required to cover abortions


Can vary state to state


Women buy riders and pay extra


States can make their exchanges not provide abortion services

Zubik v Burwell

Extension of Hobby Lobby regarding religious nonprofits

19th century interpretation of BC

Men use birth control to control women

Why did the AMA push for no abortion?

$$$$$$$$$

Comstock

Anti-obscenity post office agenda


He decided what was lewd or immoral and censored it

Margaret Sanger

Founded planned parenthood


Opened first BC clinic in US

Buck v Bell

Government can sterilize people they deem unfit

Griswold v CT

Struck down Little Comstock Laws


You have the right to privacy using 1,3,4,&9 amendments

Little Comstock Laws

BC for married couples is illegal

Eisenstadt v Baird

Distinction between single and married individuals shouldn't mean one gets benefits over the other

Roe v Wade

Woman's right to abortion fell under right to privacy protected by 14 amendment.


Trimester system

14th amendment

Due process and equal protection


Doesn't protect unborn or define fetus as person

Title X

Public funding for family planning and preventive health screenings


Sliding fee scale


Confidential care for all


Part of public health services act

Human Life Amendment

Would have provided legal rights to unborn. But that didn't work out

PP of SEPA v Casey

Struck down spousal notification