155-Lab7 Terms- Interpersonal Violence Assessment - Randy Nguyen

Front 1

Child emotional abuse

Back 1

any pattern of behaviour that harms a child's emotional development or sense of self worth

-it includes frequent belittling, rejection, threats and withholding of love and support

Front 2

Child neglect

Back 2

failure to provide for a childs basic needs (physical, educational, medical, and emotional)

Front 3

Child physical abuse

Back 3

physical injury due to punching, beating, kicking, biting, burning, shaking or otherwise harming a child

-even if the parent or caretaker did not intend to harm the child, such acts are considered abuse when done purposefully

Front 4

Child sexual abuse

Back 4

includes fondling a child's genitals, incest, penetration, rape, sodomy, indecent exposure, and commercial exploitation through prostitution or the production of pornographic materials

Front 5

Elder abuse and neglect

Back 5

violence, mistreatment, or neglect that older adults living in either private residnces or institutions experience at the hands of their spouses, children, other family members, caregivers, service providers, or other individuals in positions of power

Front 6

Intimate partner violence (IPV)

Back 6

physical or sexual violence or both
-threat of such violence, also psychological or emotional abuse or coercive tactics when there has been prior physical or secual violence between spouses or nonmarial partners current or former

Front 7

Mandatory reporting of abuse

Back 7

a specified group of ppl is required by law to rport abuse to a governmental agency

Front 8

Psychological abuse

Back 8

infliction of emotional or mental anguish by humiliation, coercion, and threats or lack of social stimulation

-eg: yelling, threats of harm, threats of withholding basic medical or personal care, and leaving the person alone for long periods

Front 9

Routine, universal screening for intimate partner violence

Back 9

asking all adult patients whether they have experienced IPV each time they are in the healthcare system, no matter what their comlaint