exam 4 chapter 18 Flashcards

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3 types of crisises

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developmental, situational, and traumatic crisis

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developmental crisis

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part of normal growth and developmental that can be upset normality (e.g. puberty)

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situational crisis

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unexpected period of upset in normalcy (e.g. car accident)

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traumatic crisis

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unexpected, overwhelming, and unusual event (e.g. disasters)

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5
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child sexual abuse S/S

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enuresis (involuntary urination)
nightmares
inappropriate sexual behavior for age
STIs
Genital trauma

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child physical sexual abuse S/S

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unexplained injuries/attempts to hide injuries
withdrawn behavior
depression
frequent school absences
fear of going home

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child neglect & emotional abuse S/S

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lack of medical, dental, vision care
always tired and/or hungry
poor hygiene/dirty
malnourished
substance abuse

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batterer

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typically men
poor sense of self worth
low-earning/unemployed
substance abuse
angry

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victim

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history of IPV
female
young/pregnant
abusive partner
childhood violence

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cycle of violence: tension building example

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batterer yells and curses and victim attempts to calm to batterer or avoids

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cycle of violence: explosion example

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batterer uses weapons, hits, and chokes the victim and the victim fights back or tries to leave

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cycle of violence: absence of tension “honeymoon phase”

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batterer says he will change and the victim agrees to stay

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13
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1 suicide warning sign

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previous attempts

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14
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3 categories of suicide signs

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  1. what they talk about
  2. their behaviors
  3. their mood
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Suicide warning signs: What they talk about

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“I have no reason to live”
“I want to kill myself”

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16
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Suicide warning signs: Their behaviors

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isolation, reckless behavior, comments that indicate a plan, giving away personal belongings, increase in alcohol & drugs

17
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Suicide warning signs: Their mood

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depression, irritability, rage, humiliation, anxiety

18
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Levels of prevention for suicide: Primary prevention

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Primary prevention: identify risk factors, reduced risk factors, increase social support

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Levels of prevention for suicide: Secondary prevention

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Secondary prevention: immediate response to violence that addresses short-term consequences through emergency response response and medical care

20
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Levels of prevention for suicide: Tertiary prevention

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Tertiary prevention: address the long term effect of trauma, therapy and rehab