Women working in medicine and humanitarian aid, c.1960

The video discusses the significant growth of female employment in traditional health and hygiene roles, highlighting the decline of prejudice against female doctors. It notes the high number of female doctors in the USSR and the expansion of women's roles in health care globally. International organizations are broadening their reach, sharing knowledge with future generations to ensure continued care for children in need.

How has the development of medicine affected female employment in traditional roles?

• It has had no effect on female employment.

• It has increased female employment.

• It has led to a decline in traditional roles.

• It has decreased female employment.

What has happened to the bias against female doctors?

• It has remained the same.

• It has almost completely disappeared.

• It has increased significantly.

• It has shifted to other professions.

How many female doctors are there in the Soviet Union?

• Over 400,000

• Over 200,000

• Over 300,000

• Over 100,000

What role do international organizations play in the context of female employment in medicine?

• They limit the scope of action.

• They focus only on developed regions.

• They expand the scope to remote and affected regions.

• They replace local knowledge with foreign expertise.

What is the focus of care and presence in troubled areas?

• Animals

• Tourists

• Children

• Elderly people