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Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Misdemeanor Assault

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Argument with serious injury
Assault with injury requiring medical attention.
Assault with a deadly weapon without serious injury.
Domestic violence.
Sexual battery

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Assault with a deadly weapon causing injury needing medical attention.
Assault causing serious injury with a weapon, strangulation, or sexual assault.
Charges increase with the use of a deadly weapon and intent.
Sexual Assault
Domestic violence that involves the list above.

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Felony Assault

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3
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If less than 18 or older than 65, murder, death, violent weapons, if a child is in the home.

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Mandatory reportable assault.

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4
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Dehumanizing and taking away autonomy is considered elder abuse.

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Ethical considerations related to the use of restraints.

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5
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You can lose your license if it is used without a provider order.

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Potential implications for healthcare providers if restraints are used.

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6
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Mental health problems.
PTSD
relocation or occupational changes
This can hinder the ability to provide care.
Physical injury.

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Emotional and physical impacts of assault on healthcare workers.

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7
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True

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True or False: Assault on a healthcare worker is a felony.

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8
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De-escalation.
Know policies.
Self-reflection/”What ifs”
Situational awareness
Documentation documentation documentation
reporting
personal malpractice insurance

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Proactive measures healthcare workers can take to prevent workplace assaults.

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Isolation/rural areas
dementia/mental impairment

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Risk factors for elder abuse.

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10
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Neglect

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Most common form of elder abuse overall.

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Verbal and psychological abuse

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Most common form of elder abuse in retirement centers.

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12
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MUST report elder and child abuse, even if just a suspicion - protected legally from persecution.

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Mandated reporting of vulnerable populations.

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13
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Jail time or removal of license (misdemeanor)

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Failure to report child or elder abuse.

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14
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Assess injuries that are life-threatening while protecting evidence.
Provide empathy and safety for the client.
Report if reportable abuse parameters are met.

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Steps for caring for a victim of physical abuse and rationales for why.

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15
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Guilt, shame, fear of not being believed.

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Reasons rape is underreported.

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16
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  1. Acute
  2. Outward adjustment: minimization, suppression, justification, inner turmoil.
  3. Underground: Trying to return to “normal life” without working through emotions.
  4. Reorganization: Area where one either gets better and moves forward or stays stuck and moves backward.
  5. Renormalization: trauma processed and integrated into life.
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Five stages of Rape-Trauma Syndrome

17
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Non-English speaking.
Doesn’t know where they are.
No ID or travel docs.
No $$
Signs of physical abuse.
Story doesn’t make sense.
Can’t give address.
Inappropriate clothing for weather.

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Signs of human trafficking.

18
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Discuss referral options and reporting to authorities.
Ask if they want resources.
Call the Human trafficking hotline for referrals/resources.

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Actions if client answers “Yes” to human trafficking screen.

19
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If the client is unable to read or write or is uncomfortable with technology. Face-to-face interviewing is recommended.

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Barriers to self-administered screening tools for human trafficking. What should you do instead?

20
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An attempt to attack a person by show of physical force or act that proves assault is imminent.

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Definition of assault.

21
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Use of weapon and/or intent.

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What increases the charges of an assault?

22
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Certain assaults are mandated reporting incidents.

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What is the impact of assault on healthcare workers?

23
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Assault requiring serious medical attention or involving strangulation.

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Felony assault in NC?

24
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Verbal and psychological abuse.

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Common forms of elder abuse in residential care facilities?

25
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Social Isolation

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Risk factor for elder abuse?

26
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1 in 5.

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What percentage of intimate partner violence victims are killed by their partners?

27
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Consent

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What is required before collecting evidence in a sexual assault exam?

28
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Underground.

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Stage in Rape Trauma Syndrome involving the victim TRYING to return to normal life?

29
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Abusive head trauma.

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Primary cause of death and disability in infants related to child abuse?

30
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Neglect

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Most common form of child abuse?

31
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Recent migration or relocation.

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Factor that increases risk of becoming a human trafficking victim?

32
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All 50.

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In how many states is marital rape illegal?

33
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94%

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Percentage of women experiencing symptoms of PTSD within two weeks of a rape?

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