Nursing 104 Disruptions In Family

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Victimization of any person by another

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Domestic violence

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What are some areas of practice that a nurse might come in contact with abuse victims?

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ER, Inpatient, Outpatient, Home care, Schools, Clinics

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any intention physcial abuse or neglect, emotional abuse or neglect, or sexual abuse of children

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child maltreatment

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deprivation of necessities such as food, clothing, shelter, supervision

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physical neglect of a child

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failure to meet childs needs for affection, emotional , and nurturing, attention

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emotional neglect of a child

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deliberate infliction of injury on a child

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physical abuse of a child

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deliberate attempt to destroy or significantly impair a childs confidence

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emotional abuse of a child

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any physical sexual activity b/t family members (blood relationship not required)

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incest

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"indecent liberties", such as touching, fondling, kissing, single or mutual masturbation, or oral-genital contact

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Molestation

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indecent exposure, usually exposure of the genitalia by an adult man to children or women

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exhibitionism

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arranging and photographing, in any media, sexual acts involiving children, alone or with adults or animals, regardless of consent by the child's legal guardian; also may denote distribution of such material in any form with or without profit

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Child pornography

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involving children in sex acts for profit and usually with changing partners

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child prostitution

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literally means "love of child" and does not denote a type of sexual activity by the preference of an adult for prepubertal children as the means of achieving sexual excitement

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pedophilia

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coitus without the consent of the woman

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rape

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slapping; striking; restraining; incorrect positioning; oversedation with medications

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physical abuse of an elder

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berating verbally; harassment; intimidation; threats of punishment or deprivation; childlike treatment; isolation

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psychological abuse of an elder

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denying access to personal resources, stealling money or possessions; coercing to sign contracts or durable power of attorney; making changes in will or trust

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financial abuse of an elder

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withholding of food, water, meds, clothing, hygiene; failure to provide physical aids such as dentures, eye-glasses, hearing aid; failure to ensure safety

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physical neglect of an elder

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failing to provide social stimulation; leaving alone for long periods of time failing to provide companionship

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psychological neglect of an elder

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touching inappropriately; forcing sexual contact

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sexual abuse

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denying right to privacy or right to make decisions regarding health care of living environment; forcible eviciton

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violation of Personal Rights of an elder

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paroxysmal abdominal pain or cramping that has symptoms of loud crying and drawing the legs up to the abdomen

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colic

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active, voluntary return of swallowed food into the mouth, the food is then chewed- then either swallowed or vomited

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rumination

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a state of inadequate growth from inability to obtain and/or use calories needed for growth

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failure to thrive

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Organic (OFTT)

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physical causes for failure to thrive

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Nonorganic (NOFTT)

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not related to a disease, usually caused by psychosocial factos

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idiopathic failure to thrive

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can't find cause

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What are the phases of the cycle of violence

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Tension building
acute explosion
honeymoon