Family in Crisis: Abuse and Violence

Question 1

the child is not fed, clothed, supervised properly or offered medical care

Answer 1

neglect

Question 2

mandatory reporter time and who

Answer 2

within 48 hrs to DSWD physician and nurse, failure to report is punished by 2,000 phpq

Question 3

Sexual abuse signs and symptoms

Answer 3

Sexual knowledge
STD
Blood in underwear
Statements and inappropriate sexual contact

Question 4

Neglect symptoms

Answer 4

Poor growth
Poor hygiene
Lack of clothing
Taking food or money (stealing)
Hiding food for later

Question 5

Factors that may increase a person’s risk of becoming abusive

Answer 5

Neglected as a child
PTSD
Family crisis
Financial stress
Family Isolation
Substance abuse

Question 6

Mental health disorders

Answer 6

Eating, Personality, Behavior Disorders
Depression
Anxiety
PTSD
Sleep disturbances
Attachment disorders

Question 7

repetitive shaking of a small infant by the arms or shoulder that cause whiplash injury to the neck

Answer 7

Shaken Baby Syndrome

Question 8

involve physical, sexual, or psychological abuse with ceremonial activities

Answer 8

Ritual abuse

Question 9

parent who repeatedly brings a child to a health care when in fact the child is well

Answer 9

Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy

Question 10

unique syndrome which an infants falls below the 5th percentile for weight and height

Answer 10

Failure to Thrive (reactive attachment disorder)

Question 11

physical assessment of FTT

Answer 11

Poor muscle tone
Lack of resistance to examiner
Staring hungrily
Nonexistent crying

Question 12

vague term that includes indecent liberties such as oral genital contact

Answer 12

Molestation

Question 13

sexual activity between family members

Answer 13

Incest

Question 14

sexual activity under actual or threatened force

Answer 14

Rape

Question 15

sexual activity with a person under the age of consent regardless of apparent willingness of the underage

Answer 15

Statutory rape

Question 16

forced sexual act such as oral or anal genital act

Answer 16

Sexual assult

Question 17

having coitus despite a voiced unwillingness; misuse Rohypnol

Answer 17

Date rape

Question 18

2 phases or Rape trauma syndrome

Answer 18

Disorganization and Reorganization

Question 19

phase where victims feel a combination of humiliation, shame and guilt, embarrassment and anger; great pain of perineal lacerations

Answer 19

Disorganization phase

Question 20

Phase where recurring nightmare, sexual dysfunction and continuing inability to relate to men

Answer 20

Reorganization phase

Question 21

rape evaluation (4)

Answer 21

Medical assessment (PT)
Collection of forensic evidences
Psychologic Eval
Recomm of crisis intervention

Question 22

data collection in rape

Answer 22

Collection of clothing
Hair samples
Semen from vagina
Blood sample

Question 23

Laboratory testing for HIV

Answer 23

Acid phosphatase (sperm)
Vagina and anal cultures
Blood for VDRL and PT
Blood typing

Question 24

follow up test for gonorrhea, chlamydia, human papillomavirus, syphilis and hepa when?

Answer 24

6 weeks

Question 25

when to follow up for HIV test?

Answer 25

90 days

Question 26

When to follow up for syphilis, hepa and HIV

Answer 26

6 monthsq

Question 27

treatment of rape victim

Answer 27

Psychological support
Prophylaxis for STD
test for Hepa, B C and HIV

Question 28

Treatment to prevent infection for Rape victim

Answer 28

Ceftriaxone 125 mg IM single dose (gonorrhea)
Metronidazole 2g oral (bacterial vaginosis)
Azithromycin 1g (Chlamydia)

Question 29

Treatment and test for rape victim for Hepa B c and HIV

Answer 29

zidovudine fixed dose 150 mg orally 2x a day for 4 weeks

Question 30

Prevention of pregnancy for rape victim

Answer 30

Oral contraceptice >72 hrs

IUD if used 10 days after rape

Question 31

Commonly used emergency contraception

Answer 31

Copper bearing T38oA IUD for 5 days

Levonorgestrel 1.5 mg orally 120 hrs of unprotected sex