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Updated 5/5/2021
By Women's Refugee Commission, IAWG
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Minimum Initial Service Package MISP For Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) in Crisis Situations: a Distance Learning Module
About the MISP Distance Learning Module
Introduction
Unit 1: What Is the MISP for SRH?
Unit 2: Ensure the Health Sector/Cluster Identifies an Organization to Lead Implementation of the MISP
Unit 3: Prevent Sexual Violence and Respond to the Needs of Survivors
Unit 4: Prevent the Transmission of and Reduce Morbidity and Mortality Due to HIV and Other STIs
Unit 5: Prevent Excess Maternal and Newborn Mortality and Morbidity
Unit 6: Prevent Unintended Pregnancies
Unit 7: Plan to Integrate Comprehensive SRH Services into Primary Health Care
Unit 8: Other SRH Priorities for the MISP
Unit 9: Ordering
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Those who answer 80% or more of these questions correctly will receive a certificate of completion for the MISP Distance Learning Module.

Updated 6 May 2024: If you experience an issue with downloading your Certificate of Completion, please email info.iawg@wrcommission.org.

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1. The MISP for SRH objectives and other priority activities include:

a. Prevent sexual violence and respond to the needs of survivors

b. Prevent the transmission of and reduce morbidity and mortality due to HIV and other STIs

c. Prevent excess maternal and newborn morbidity and mortality

d. Prevent unintended pregnancy and ensure safe abortion care is available, to the full extent of the law

e. All of the above

2. Which is a guiding principle for responding to the needs of survivors of sexual violence?

a. Safety

b. Confidentiality

c. Service delivery

d. Nondiscrimination

e. a, b, and d

3. What is not included as a MISP for SRH priority activity?

a. Antenatal care

b. Postnatal care

c. Comprehensive GBV services

d. HIV voluntary counselling and testing

e. All of the above

4. Which is not a WHO health system building block?

a. Financing

b. Medical commodities

c. Service delivery

d. Marketing

e. Governance and leadership

5. Adolescents have the right to be informed about and to have access to safe, effective, affordable, and acceptable contraceptive methods of their choice.

a. True

b. False

6. It is two weeks after a natural disaster and the health coordination meetings have been established, but the SRH coordination meetings have not started. What should you do?

a. Wait a little longer; once the health activities are established, the health sector/cluster will focus on SRH

b. Advocate to the health cluster for immediate initiation of separate SRH meetings

c. Attend the nutrition coordination meetings

Both a and c.

7. Which is not a principle of SRH programming in humanitarian settings?

a. Advance human rights and reproductive rights

b. Ensure technical soundness and financial accountability

c. Share information and results only with attendees in the SRH working group

d. Work in respectful partnerships

8. The SRH Coordinator’s role is:

a. To coordinate, communicate, and collaborate within the health, GBV, HIV, and logistics sectors/cluster/actors

b. To support health partners to seek SRH funding through humanitarian planning processes and appeals and multiyear funding to transition to comprehensive SRH

c. To lead the active case identification and case management of HIV and procurement of antiretrovirals for first- or second-line treatment and co-trimoxazole

d. To utilize the MISP for SRH Checklist for monitoring MISP for SRH services

e. a, b, and d

9. Which is not a newborn danger sign?

a. Fits or convulsions

b. Reduced activity or lack of movement

c. Breastfeeding

d. Fast breathing (more than 60 breaths per minute)

e. Very small size at birth

10. What essential services should skilled birth attendants be able to provide as part of emergency obstetric and newborn care (EmONC) and essential newborn care?

a. Provision of post-abortion care

b. Management of newborn illness and care for preterm/low birthweight babies

c. Prevention and management of intrapartum and postpartum hemorrhage

d. Provision of assisted delivery with vacuum extraction

e. Thermal protection (drying, warming, immediate skin-to-skin contact, and delayed bathing)

f. All of the above

11. When should planning for the integration of comprehensive SRH activities take place?

a. At the onset of a humanitarian response

b. Once mortality rates have stabilized

c. When the local health authorities inform the humanitarian community to start comprehensive services

d. b and c

12. What should be offered to all crisis-affected adults and adolescents living with advanced HIV who were on antiretrovirals prior to the emergency?

a. Antiretrovirals

b. Co-trimoxazole

c. Condoms

d. Tetanus prophylaxis

e. All of the above EXCEPT Tetanus prophylaxis

13. An effective referral system should have transport options available only during clinic operational hours.

a. True

b. False

14. Which of the following is not included in clinical care for female survivors of sexual violence?

a. History and thorough medical exam following survivor’s consent

b. Compassionate and confidential care and counseling with survivor’s consent

c. Pregnancy options information and safe abortion care/referral for safe abortion care to the full extent of the law

d. Forensic examination and collection done for all survivors in all contexts

e. Psychosocial or mental health services

15. Your organization is having logistical challenges and significant delays receiving supplies into the country. Given this reality, what can you do to address this situation?

a. Discuss challenges during the SRH and health sector/cluster coordination meeting

b. Contact UNPFA and/or the logistics cluster to see if it can support you

c. Follow procurement processes and conduct quality assurance to obtain medications and supplies locally

d. All of the above

16. Progestin-only emergency contraceptive (EC) pills are safe for all women, girls, and adolescents of reproductive age, even for those who are advised not to use combined oral contraceptives for ongoing contraception.

a. True

b. False

17. An example of infection control includes (select one):

a. Disposing of sharp objects into ordinary waste bins or bags

b. Cleaning up blood spills or other bodily fluids promptly and carefully with a 0.5% chlorine solution

c. Recapping needles

d. Soaking contaminated instruments in warm water

18. Complementary commodities, such as female condoms or implants, should always be ordered at the onset of every emergency.

a. True

b. False

19. Who should be involved in the program planning and implementation of MISP for SRH services and comprehensive SRH services?

a. LGBTQIA groups

b. Persons with disabilities

c. Adolescents

d. Community leaders

e. SRH Coordinator

f. All of the above

20. Contraceptive counseling and a range of short and long-acting methods should be offered to patients in all abortion services.

a. True

b. False

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