lesson 13 part 1

Question 1

a crime of violence and humiliation of the victim expressed through sexual means

Answer 1

rape

Question 2

act of sexual intercourse with a female against her will, without consent, by force, fear, drugs or if the woman has a mental deficiency or below the age of consent.

Answer 2

rape

Question 3

equires only slight penetration of the outer vulva; full erection and ejaculation are not necessary

Answer 3

rape

Question 4

can occur between gay partners or strangers but is most prevalent in institutions such as prisons or maximum-security hospitals

Answer 4

male rape

Question 5

what mental illness could be developed when raped?

Answer 5

PTSD
Insomnia
Suicidal thoughts
Schizophrenia
Anxiety

Question 6

– men who are aroused by pain of victims

Answer 6

sexual sadist

Question 7

impulsively use their victims for objects of gratification

Answer 7

exploitive predators

Question 8

• believe that women should voluntarily have sexual relations with them and are obsessed with fantasies about sex

Answer 8

inadequate men

Question 9

what are the type of male rapists

Answer 9

sexual sadists
exploitive predators
inadequate men
men as expression of anger and rage

Question 10

what is the primary motivation of raped women?

Answer 10

STAY ALIVE

Question 11

should be done before the victim has showered, brushed teeth, changed clothes or
undergone douching

Answer 11

complete physical assessment

Question 12

• focuses on restoring the victim’s sense of control; relieving feelings of helplessness, dependency,
  and obsession with the assault that frequently follow rape

Answer 12

individual therapy

Question 13

used when a victim is dissociating or experiencing a flashback

Answer 13

grounding technique

Question 14

maltreatment or intentional injury of a child

Answer 14

child abuse

Question 15

often perpetrated by fathers/stepfathers, uncles, older siblings and live-in partners of the child’s mother

Answer 15

child abuse

Question 16

abused children often become:

Answer 16

depressed
alcoholic
suicidal
suffer marital problems in adulthood

Question 17

–such as corporal punishment - children will show scars, multiple fractures, multiple bruises during physical assessment

Answer 17

physical abuse

Question 18

• incest, rape, sodomy, rubbing/fondling, exposing the adult’s genitals to the child

Answer 18

sexual abuse

Question 19

malicious or ignorant withholding of physical, emotional or educational support to the child

Answer 19

neglect

Question 20

• blaming, screaming, constant family discord, withholding affection, love and nurturing, exposure to alcoholism, drug abuse or prostitution.

Answer 20

psychological abuse

Question 21

what are the types of child abuse

Answer 21

physical abuse
psychological abuse
sexual abuse
neglect

Question 22

maltreatment of older adults by family or caregivers

Answer 22

elder abuse

Question 23

what type of abuse in elderly: frequent, unexplained injuries, disorientation/grogginess, fear/anxiety around family, reluctance to seek treatment

Question 24

what type of abuse in elderly: isolation, helplessness, withdrawal, anger/agitation

Answer 24

psychosocial abuse

Question 25

what type of abuse in elderly: poor hygiene, lacking needed medications, dirty/smelly environment, rashes/sores/lice, untreated condition, lacking clothing

Answer 25

neglect abuse

Question 26

what type of abuse in elderly: unpaid bills, sudden sale of property, unusual bank activity, changes to will, missing valuables and property

Answer 26

material abuse

Question 27

what type of abuse in elderly: nability to manager personal finances, ADL’s, wandering/refusing medical attention, isolation, confusion,
memory loss, unresponsiveness

Answer 27

self-neglect