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    Between the time period of 1989 and 1990, the bodies of seven middle aged men: Richard Mallory, David Spears, Charles Carskaddon, Troy Burress, Charles Humphreys, Peter Siems and Walter Antonio were found dead in Central Florida. All seven men were victims of serial killer Aileen Wuornos, a middle aged woman. So what possibly could have led a 37-year-old woman like Wuornos to murder not only one but seven men? That is a question that is difficult to answer. However, looking at Wuornos’s life in…

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    The time spent on researching about cyberbullying and traditional bullying, has shown that, while the two sides are terrible in their own ways, cyberbullying might in fact be worse. On multiple accounts acts of bullying on the physical and digital plains have been recorded, but not all of them, more so digitally than physically. Children to adults are always harassed, sense the first website that hides one’s identity, the birth if cyberbullying was created to nationally terrorize the world of…

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    Abuse Of Elderly

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    individuals has rapidly increased in the past century, to around 79 years of age in the United States, there has also been an enormous increase in the amount of elder abuse due to health and financial issues. An estimated 4 million elderly Americans are subjected to some sort of physical, psychological, or other form of abuse and neglect. Abuse of the elderly is due to the increased elderly population and has only be exacerbated by the financial turmoil and stagnant median income in the United…

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    (Crawford, Project Radar, 2018). In this paper, I will describe what I found to be the most interesting findings of Virginia’s Project Radar, describe and discuss the available local resources for intimate partner violence, and the significance of elder abuse in my facility. Project Radar: The interesting facts Project Radar provided numerous pieces of information to educate health care professionals on intimate partner violence. There were two very significant pieces of information included…

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    21. Dorion RBJ. Bitemark Evidence. Newy: Marcel Dekker, 2005. 22. Jessee SA. Recognition of bite marks in child abuse cases. Pediatr Dent. 1994 Sep-Oct;16(5):336-9. 23. Vale GL, Sognnaes RF, Fel&o GN, et al. Unusual three-dimensional bite mark evidence in a homicide case. J Forensic Sci. 1976 Jul;21(3):642-52. 24. Pretty IA, Sweet D. Anatomical location of bitemarks…

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    specifically in Canada that undergo abuse whether it be emotional, physical, sexual or more. It is ongoing daily without people even realizing it happening before their eyes. It isn’t only child abuse or spousal abuse, but a more recent discovery of abuse is among the elderly. One of the most startling facts is that the horrible events of abuse seem to be happening under the eyes of caregivers in long term care facilities. This is a problem especially with the amount of elders around us. “It has…

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    Holmes Elementary was a Black school, which helped me transition into Brownsville, a predominately Black school. One hundred and one students from several places received the invitation to participate in the Brownsville Middle School Magnet program. Of course, I did not get an invitation. I was thrust into that station with good reason and a glad heart. Thanks to Mrs. Rivers, I would have a chance at a normal life free of bullying, right? I had the time of my life for the semester that I went to…

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    Physical abuse of elderly patients in nursing homes When family members leave their loved ones in nursing homes, it means they have big trust toward the care givers and generally the company. The family members have expectations for the health professionals to perform the best quality care as well as having high level of ethical and moral behaviors for their loved ones. When health professionals perform the best care and treat the residents in the proper way, not only it gets easier for them…

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    Preventing Elderly Abuse

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    is elderly abuse? Elderly abuse occurs when physical,emotional, financial, sexual, or psychological abuse is perpetrated on an elderly individual. As each year falters to an end at least four million elderly American will have experienced some form of abuse (American). Who commits these crimes? Why do they commit them? Do they have long lasting effects? Where is this abuse most likely to occur? All of these questions must be understood to begin the processes of preventing elderly abuse. Elderly…

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    what we learned in class, family violence includes child and adult abuse that occurs between family members or adult intimate partners. For children, this includes acts by others that are physically and emotionally harmful or that carry the potential to cause physical harm. For various kinds of reasons, although family violence has drawn more attention than it did in the past, many family violence victims choose not to report the abuse, so family violence today still did not raise enough social…

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