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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) gave a state of the union speech in January of 1944 that is often referred to as “the Second Bill of Rights” speech. In it, he listed eight economic rights that citizens were entitled to, one of them was the right to healthcare.

Instructions PART 1

Watch the video: FDR Second Bill of Rights Speech Footage (Links to an external site.) (2:00). Consider the similarities and differences between Medicare, Medicaid, and Obama Care (or ACA).

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  • After watching the video and as you respond to the following prompts, consider what FDR was proposing and why. Write at least 300 words using the discussion prompts to guide your content. Select one type of federally run healthcare system and explain how it relates to what FDR was proposing for healthcare.
  • In your opinion, what would the world of healthcare look like today if FDR had gone forward with his “Second Bill of Rights” ideas? Would the current debates about healthcare still exist? Explain your reasoning.

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HCR 240 Module 7 Learning Guide MODULE REFLECTION – In the box below, reflect on the course material & activities for this module. If you did not complete all the activities, did you have any questions or comments relating to this? What content did you find the most interesting and why? This should be a 4 -5 sentence paragraph. Click or tap here to enter text. MODULE 7 DISORDERS OR DISEASES Diseases to know for Module 7, include etiology, typical signs and symptoms, diagnostic testing, and general treatment (or prognosis). Use your textbook and/or supplemental PowerPoint for the completion of this table. Complete sentences are NOT required. It is important to be succinct in your analysis of each disease and choose the most important components to look for in a clinical setting. For this reason, do not include more than 5 different components in each box. Disease or Disorder (Chapter) Acute Glomerulonephritis (Ch. 22) Nephrotic Syndrome (Ch. 22) Nephrolithiasis (Ch. 22) pg. 1 of 5 Etiology (cause) & Risk Factors Pathophysiology Signs & Symptoms of Disease (Clinical Presentation) Diagnosis / Treatment (General) HCR 240 Module 7 Learning Guide Disease or Disorder (Chapter) Pyelonephritis (Ch. 22) Chronic Renal Failure (Ch. 22) Lower Urinary Tract Infections (Ch. 23) Urinary Incontinence (Ch. 23) Endometritis (Ch. 26) Endometriosis and Adenomyosis (Ch. 26) pg. 2 of 5 Etiology (cause) & Risk Factors Pathophysiology Signs & Symptoms of Disease (Clinical Presentation) Diagnosis / Treatment (General) HCR 240 Module 7 Learning Guide Disease or Disorder (Chapter) Vaginitis (Ch. 26) Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (Ch. 26) Fibrocystic Breast Disease (Ch. 26) Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (Ch. 27) Erectile Dysfunction (Ch. 27) Testicular Cancer (Ch. 27) pg. 3 of 5 Etiology (cause) & Risk Factors Pathophysiology Signs & Symptoms of Disease (Clinical Presentation) Diagnosis / Treatment (General) HCR 240 Module 7 Learning Guide CHAPTER 22: RENAL DISORDERS Review information in the pathophysiology section to fill out the table regarding types of renal dysfunction. The video in this module reviews these terms. Type of Renal Definition Examples Dysfunction Prerenal Intrarenal Postrenal CHAPTER 23: UROLOGICAL DISORDERS Name the types of urinary incontinence and describe the dysfunction (or how it occurs) Types of Urinary Description Incontinence pg. 4 of 5 HCR 240 Module 7 Learning Guide CHAPTER 26: FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE DISORDERS Name the types of menstrual disorders and describe the dysfunction (or how it occurs) Types of menstrual Description, Risk Factors disorders Amenorrhea Dysmenorrhea Premenstrual Disorder (PMS) Menorrhagia Metrorrhagia Oligomenorrhea MODULE 7 OTHER TERMS TO KNOW The terms below outline some additional pathophysiology terms to know for the final exam in Module 8. You are NOT required to define them in this module study guide; however, all terms can be seen in the Module Knowledge Check and Final Exam. Chapter 22: Renal Disorder Terms • Hypovolemia • Nephrotoxic Drugs • Obstructive uropathy • Hydronephrosis • Acute Tubular Necrosis • Oliguria • Proteinuria • Hematuria • Calculi • Urolithiasis • Hypercalcemia • Hyperuricemia pg. 5 of 5 • • • Neurogenic bladder Pyuria Uremic encephalopathy Chapter 23: Urological Disorder Terms • Obstructive Uropathy • Hydronephrosis and Hydroureter • Urinalysis Chapter 26: Disorders of the Female Reproductive System Terms • Precocious puberty • Delayed puberty • Infertility • Amenorrhea • Dysmenorrhea • Premenstrual Disorder (PMS) • Menorrhagia • Metrorrhagia • Oligomenorrhea Chapter 27: Disorders of the Male Reproductive System Terms • Precocious puberty • Delayed puberty • Infertility • Orchitis • Prostate
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Healthcare Systems
The fundamental differences between Medicare, Medicaid, and Obamacare can perhaps
be traced back to the policy level during their formulation. In this case, it is critical to note that In
this case, it is critical to note that the proposals by FDR were keen on ensuring that the United
States citizens access quality healthcare through a funded healthcare program. Medicare is a
federal health program that usually targets older persons aged between sixty-five years and
above (Magliocca, 2018). However, the program equally targets younger people that have certain
medical conditions as well as those living with different forms of disabilities. On the other hand,
Medicaid is another government health insurance program that fundamentally targets citizens
with limited financial abilities and resources (Pepper et al., 2018). Instructively, Obamacare
tends to be different from the two federal health programs. Essentially, this is because, unlike the
two programs that clearly target distinct groups or classes of people, Obamacare also known as
the Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandates every citizen to maintain health insurance coverage or
risk facing a tax penalty for failure to observe this rule. It is worth noting that despite these
striking differences between the healthcare programs, there is a striking similarity in that all of
them are keen on promoting quality healthcare among the citizens.
In this case, Medicare is a federal healthcare system that relates closely to the concepts
espoused by FDR in the Second Bill of Rights speech. Ideally, this is because the program as
envisaged by the former president is keen in ensuring that citizens can access both in-patient and
out-patient quality healthcare at all hospitals in the country. The proposals by the former
president, in this case, can largely be seen as geared towards ensuring that citizens especially the
elderly do not suffer and die due to lack of proper access to quality healthcare (Moyn, 2018).
Subsequently, the fact that Medicare guarantees the older generation such quality healthcare as
envisaged by FDR closely relates to his proposals.

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References
Magliocca, G. N. (2018). The heart of the constitution: How the bill of rights became the bill of
rights. Oxford U...


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