Abuse Flashcards

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1
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physical abuse

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infliction of physical pain or bodily harm

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sexual abuse

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any form of unwanted sexual contact or exposure without consent, or victim is incapable of giving consent

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emotional abuse

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undermining a persons self worth

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4
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neglect

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failure to provide for physical, emotional, educational, medical needs

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economic abuse

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controlling a persons access to economic resources making an individual financially independent

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crisis situation

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a situation that puts stress on family with a violent member
-lack of effective impulse control
-lack of problem-solving skills
-lack of a healthy support system

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perpetrator

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any member of a household who is violent toward another such member

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vulnerable person

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family member upon who abuse is perpetrated

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survivor vs. victim

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recognizes the recovery and healing process that follows victimization and does not have a connotation of passivity

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acts of commission

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deliberate and intentional abuse

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acts of omission (neglect)

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a child’s basic physical, emotional, or educational needs are not met

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risk factors for child abuse

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younger than 4
temperamental traits
congenital abnormalities
chronic disease
unwanted pregnancy
poor emotional bonding

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cycle of violence

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tension building
acute battering
honeymoon
repetition of cycle: decrease in calm stages, increase in intensity, depression, hopelessness, immobilization, delp-deprecation.

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tension building (cycle of violence)

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minor incidents (pushing, shoving, verbal abuse)
victim reduces tension (ignores, accepts, excuses behavior out of fear)
abuse reduces tension- rationalizes behavior

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acute battering (cycle of violence)

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tension peaks
triggered by events or abusers emotional state

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honeymoon (cycle of violence)

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tension reduces
abuser is remorseful, apologetic, promises gifts
victim feels needed, loved, hopeful, abandons legal plans

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risk factors for intimate partner violence

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a male perspective of dominance
pathological jealousy
substance abuse

18
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risk factors of older adult abuse

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poor mental health
poor physical health
disruptive disorders (Alzheimer’s)
dependency
families with a history of violence

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most typical victim of older adult abuse

A

female
over 75
living with relative
physical/mental impairment

20
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examples of sexual abuse

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stranger, marital, date rape
drug-facilitated sexual assault
incest
human trafficking
female genital mutilation
denying emergency contraception
denying measures to prevent sexually transmitted infections

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completed rape

A

penetration, no matter how slight
vaginal, oral, rectal
with any body part of object

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attempted rape

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threats of rape or intention of rape that is unsuccessful

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acute stress disorder

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symptoms less than 1 month
intrusive thoughts (memories, dreams, flashbacks)
avoidance
arousal symptoms
disassociation

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PTSD

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symptoms greater than 1 month
depersonalization: feeling detached from one’s mental process body
derealization: feeling like surroundings are not real

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SANE nursing

A

specialized training
medical and legal competency
capable of being expert in court
works as part of sexual assault response team (SART)

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general assessment of abused patients

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avoid words of abuse or violence
do not interrupt
screen all patients
symptoms may be vague (chronic pain, insomnia, hyperventilation)
interview in private
sit nearby, build rapport
ask specific questions about conflict resolution

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covert signs of physical abuse

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minor complaints
headaches
back trouble
dizziness
accidents (accidental falls)

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overt signs of physical abuse

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bruises
scars
burns
wounds in various stages of healing (head, face, chest, arms, abdomen, back, buttocks, genitalia)

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assessing for physical abuse in children

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non-specific bruising in older children in common
bruising on infants less than 6 months is suspicious
shaking baby syndrome (younger than 2 years, look for respiratory issues, retinal hemorrhages, CNS damage resulting in seizures, vomiting, and coma

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assessing for sexual abuse

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sexualized behavior
sexual knowledge
drawing sexual explicit material
sexual aggression
sexual play
sexual promiscuity

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assessing emotional abuse

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low self-esteem
feelings of inadequacy
anxiety
withdraw
learning difficulties
poor impulse control

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assessing for neglect

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under nourished
dirty
poorly clothed
inadequate medical/dental care

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assessing for economic abuse

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unpaid bills
needs unmet with adequate finances
disconnected utilities
extreme dependency