NURS 327 – Final Exam
What are the effects on societal effects of injury of violence upon a community? - VERIFIED
ANSWER Sense of insecurity
Undermine (less confident) about social and economic development
effect on expenses for families of violence upon a community - VERIFIED ANSWER Funeral costs
Lawyer fees
Loss of income
effect on survivor of injury of violence upon a community - VERIFIED ANSWER Anxiety, depression,
PTSD, aggression, guilt, and sense of vulnerability
What are the categories of violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Neglect, Psychological, Physical and
Sexual
What is Neglect? - VERIFIED ANSWER A form of mistreatment by individuals resulting from
inadequate attention characterized by carelessness and disregard for the needs of others
different forms of neglect - VERIFIED ANSWER Physical neglect
Emotional neglect
Abandonment
Financial neglect
Self-neglect
What is Psychological in terms of Violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Emotional abuse
what is psychological violence characterized by - VERIFIED ANSWER a person subjecting or
exposing another person to behavior that may result in psychological trauma
(Anxiety Chronic depression PTSD)
Psychological and Imbalance in Abusive relationships (Intimate partner violence (IPV))? - VERIFIED
ANSWER Character by power imbalance in abusive relationships
,examples of imbalance in abusive relationships - VERIFIED ANSWER Bullying
Gaslighting
Abuse in the workplace
What is Physical in terms of Violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Any intentional act causing injury to
another person by way of bodily contact:
( Striking with an object/hand Cigarette burns Biting Cutting)
What is Sexual in terms of Violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Unwanted sexual activity, with
perpetrators using force, making threats or taking advantage of victims not able to give consent
(Anxiety Fear PTSD)
Nursing Care for Victims of Family Violence (IPV)? Intimate partner violence: - VERIFIED ANSWER
Notice pattern of injury
(-Proximal > distal Ask open ended questions about the injury)
Screen for mental health concerns
(-Depression/PTSD/suicide/homicide)
Assess for safety and readiness to leave
primary/secondary/teritary nursing care for child abuse - VERIFIED ANSWER primary provide
education on support groups
secondary provide respite care to caregivers
tertiary therapeutic communication tx for abuser
risk of child abuse - VERIFIED ANSWER money IPV between parents
lack of social support SUD
, Nursing Care for Elder Abuse? - VERIFIED ANSWER Universal screen
Elder assessment instrument
-Referral to appropriate social services and resources
-Need to develop individualized plan
What is Haddon Matrix? - VERIFIED ANSWER rows: phases of an injury (pre-event, event, and post-
event)
columns: diff influencing factors (host, agent/vehicle, physical environment, and social environment)
purpose of haddon matrix - VERIFIED ANSWER used for planning injury prevention (combines
levels of prevention and epidemiology triangle)
Vulnerable Populations: Persons with Disabilities Preventions primary secondary tertiary - VERIFIED
ANSWER Primary prevention: Prenatal/Postnatal care, nutrition education, education on injury and
prevention, use of protective equipment, immunizations
Secondary prevention: Screening, risk evaluations
Tertiary prevention: Rehab, assistive devices, self-care, environmental adaptions
common barriers of persons with disabilities - VERIFIED ANSWER environment communication
lack of assistance neg attitudes
who are persons with disabilities - VERIFIED ANSWER have long-term physical, mental, intellectual,
or sensory impairments
this may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others
Vulnerable Populations: Nursing Care for Veterans? - VERIFIED ANSWER -Screen for mental
illnesses (PTSD, anxiety, depression) and screen for substance abuses
What are the effects on societal effects of injury of violence upon a community? - VERIFIED
ANSWER Sense of insecurity
Undermine (less confident) about social and economic development
effect on expenses for families of violence upon a community - VERIFIED ANSWER Funeral costs
Lawyer fees
Loss of income
effect on survivor of injury of violence upon a community - VERIFIED ANSWER Anxiety, depression,
PTSD, aggression, guilt, and sense of vulnerability
What are the categories of violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Neglect, Psychological, Physical and
Sexual
What is Neglect? - VERIFIED ANSWER A form of mistreatment by individuals resulting from
inadequate attention characterized by carelessness and disregard for the needs of others
different forms of neglect - VERIFIED ANSWER Physical neglect
Emotional neglect
Abandonment
Financial neglect
Self-neglect
What is Psychological in terms of Violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Emotional abuse
what is psychological violence characterized by - VERIFIED ANSWER a person subjecting or
exposing another person to behavior that may result in psychological trauma
(Anxiety Chronic depression PTSD)
Psychological and Imbalance in Abusive relationships (Intimate partner violence (IPV))? - VERIFIED
ANSWER Character by power imbalance in abusive relationships
,examples of imbalance in abusive relationships - VERIFIED ANSWER Bullying
Gaslighting
Abuse in the workplace
What is Physical in terms of Violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Any intentional act causing injury to
another person by way of bodily contact:
( Striking with an object/hand Cigarette burns Biting Cutting)
What is Sexual in terms of Violence? - VERIFIED ANSWER Unwanted sexual activity, with
perpetrators using force, making threats or taking advantage of victims not able to give consent
(Anxiety Fear PTSD)
Nursing Care for Victims of Family Violence (IPV)? Intimate partner violence: - VERIFIED ANSWER
Notice pattern of injury
(-Proximal > distal Ask open ended questions about the injury)
Screen for mental health concerns
(-Depression/PTSD/suicide/homicide)
Assess for safety and readiness to leave
primary/secondary/teritary nursing care for child abuse - VERIFIED ANSWER primary provide
education on support groups
secondary provide respite care to caregivers
tertiary therapeutic communication tx for abuser
risk of child abuse - VERIFIED ANSWER money IPV between parents
lack of social support SUD
, Nursing Care for Elder Abuse? - VERIFIED ANSWER Universal screen
Elder assessment instrument
-Referral to appropriate social services and resources
-Need to develop individualized plan
What is Haddon Matrix? - VERIFIED ANSWER rows: phases of an injury (pre-event, event, and post-
event)
columns: diff influencing factors (host, agent/vehicle, physical environment, and social environment)
purpose of haddon matrix - VERIFIED ANSWER used for planning injury prevention (combines
levels of prevention and epidemiology triangle)
Vulnerable Populations: Persons with Disabilities Preventions primary secondary tertiary - VERIFIED
ANSWER Primary prevention: Prenatal/Postnatal care, nutrition education, education on injury and
prevention, use of protective equipment, immunizations
Secondary prevention: Screening, risk evaluations
Tertiary prevention: Rehab, assistive devices, self-care, environmental adaptions
common barriers of persons with disabilities - VERIFIED ANSWER environment communication
lack of assistance neg attitudes
who are persons with disabilities - VERIFIED ANSWER have long-term physical, mental, intellectual,
or sensory impairments
this may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others
Vulnerable Populations: Nursing Care for Veterans? - VERIFIED ANSWER -Screen for mental
illnesses (PTSD, anxiety, depression) and screen for substance abuses
