The virgin soil claims are best described as an

7. The “virgin soil claims” are best described as an example of:
A. Local moral worlds
B. Evidence-based practice
C. Biopower
D. Immodest claims of causality
8. Much of Rwanda’s post genocide success in decreasing child mortality and
AIDS-related deaths can be attributed to _____________, including innovations such as
_______________.
9. All of the following are components of social suffering except:

10. In the 1980s, in an effort to drive health expenditure down, the World Bank
developed structural adjustment programs based on a set of principles. Which of the
below is not a principle of structural adjustment?
11. Which of the following best characterizes the “iron cage” of rationality?
A. The relocation of the Grassy Knoll Indians of Ontario.
B. The use of statistics to regulate populations.
C. The conservatism of the scientific review process.
D. The medicalization of everyday experiences into disease.
12. Which of the following arguments about NGOs did Professor Keshavjee make in
lecture and/or in his book Blind Spot ?
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