1. Where did Paul Farmer first attend college on a full scholarship?
(a) Notre Dame.
(b) Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
(c) Duke University.
(d) Boston College.

2. Who was Paul's mentor?
(a) Pierre Lafountain.
(b) Michel Bourgeoius.
(c) Peter Penberthy.
(d) Rudolf Virchow.

3. What is true about the drug for Tuberculosis, according to Paul Farmer?
(a) It is a very forgiving drug.
(b) They must be take at regular intervals.
(c) They tend to make children even more ill.
(d) It is easy to misdose the very young and the elderly.

4. What role does Ophelia play in Paul's efforts to help the people of Haiti?
(a) She spreads to word of his efforts via the Boston Globe.
(b) She drives Haitians from outlying regions to Paul's facility.
(c) She works with Partners in Health.
(d) She funds his efforts.

5. What is Partners in Health?
(a) Paul Farmer's fund raising organization.
(b) Tom White's Clinic in Boston.
(c) Fitz Lafontant's Clinic in Haiti.
(d) Ophelia's hospital in Cange.

Short Answer Questions

1. What other diseases are the patients that Paul Farmer sees in Haiti very likely to have in conjunction with Tuberculosis, according to comments in Medicos Aventureros?

2. Who is Ophelia Dahl?

3. What is the Artibonte?

4. What is the name of the clinic founded by Paul Farmer in Haiti?

5. How do Paul Farmer's colleagues consider his actions during Haiti's troubles in the early 1990s?

(see the answer key)

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