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About: This bingo card digs into the history, medicalization, and evolving social landscape of childbirth and women’s reproductive health. It’s a thoughtful fit for a university seminar or workshop on women’s studies, midwifery, or medical history, sparking conversation about power dynamics, changing roles, and the lasting effects of medical authority on pregnancy and birth experiences.
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This Medicalization of Childbirth Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Victims of their own hormones and reproductive system, The erosion of maternal choice, control, and satisfaction, Changing Childbirth, 'Complicated' or 'High Risk', OBGYN's, Obstetricians, Gynecologists, As a way to discredit those who were unlicensed, Pressure on social institutions like hospitals, Physicians, Surgeons, and Apothecaries, Transferred the craft of healing from the domestic to the public, Instrumental in the pursuit of medicalization, Passed down through generations, Men were only involved in problematic births, The meaning of pregnancy and its associated practices, Exaggerating the dangers of childbirth, Benevolent help, Solutions to their problems, Safe outcome of a pregnancy, Pre-Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) and Menopause, Diagnosis of fetal distress, Biological aspects of pregnancy, Her right to self-determination, her plans, her choices, Absolve from blame, Expand midwifery practice, Increase in technological intervention, Failed induction or forceps.
This Medicalization of Childbirth Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Victims of their own hormones and reproductive system, The erosion of maternal choice, control, and satisfaction, Changing Childbirth, 'Complicated' or 'High Risk', OBGYN's, Obstetricians, Gynecologists, As a way to discredit those who were unlicensed, Pressure on social institutions like hospitals, Physicians, Surgeons, and Apothecaries, Transferred the craft of healing from the domestic to the public, Instrumental in the pursuit of medicalization, Passed down through generations, Men were only involved in problematic births, The meaning of pregnancy and its associated practices, Exaggerating the dangers of childbirth, Benevolent help, Solutions to their problems, Safe outcome of a pregnancy, Pre-Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) and Menopause, Diagnosis of fetal distress, Biological aspects of pregnancy, Her right to self-determination, her plans, her choices, Absolve from blame, Expand midwifery practice, Increase in technological intervention, Failed induction or forceps.