9.2 Survivors of Abuse and Neglect Nursing Process Flashcards
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Nursing Diagnosis For Survivors of Abuse
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Rape-Trauma Syndrome - Due to anxiety, verbalization of attack and bruises/lacerations
Powerlessness - Fear and safety of children and no way to get out of relationship
Delayed Development - From abusive family situation
2
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Sexual Assault Client Outcome
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- Does not experience panic attacks
- Demonstrates trust in nurse
- Receives immediate medical attention for physical injuries
- Initiates behaviors consistent with grief process
3
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Physically Battered Client Outcome
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- Immediate medical attention
- Verbalizes assurance of their immediate safety
- Discuss life situations with nurse
- Verbalize choices from which they can receive assistance
4
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Abused Child Outcome
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- Receive medical attention for physical injuries
- Trust in nurse through play therapy
- Demonstrates decrease in regressive behaviors
5
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Planning
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- Focus on physical injuries
- Begin healthy grief cycle
- Help client take control over their life
6
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Crisis Intervention
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- Focus on the immediate issue (rape)
- Return patient to previous lifestyle as fast as possible
- To combat feeling powerless, active involvement in interventions and validation of personal worth in the beginning of the recovery process
7
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Safe House (Shelter)
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- These shelters provide protection, emotional support, counseling,
- bureaucratic institutions such as police, legal representatives, social services etc and employment can also be found here
8
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Family Therapy
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- Democratic ways of solving problems are less likely to engage in physical violence.
9
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Short-Term Goals
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- Has the individual been reassured of their safety
- Has there been a decrease in anxiety
- Have wounds been properly taken care of
- Have available support systems been identified.
- Have emotional needs been attended to
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Long-Term Goals
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- Have physical wounds healed properly
- Is the client appropriately progressing through the behaviors of grieving
- Is the individual free from problems of interpersonal relationships.
- Is the patient satisfied with the decisions they have made