NUR 318 final exam – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
NUR 318 final exam – UPDATED Questions with
100% Verified Answers
Science › Medicine › Nursing
Section 1: Domestic, Abuse, Risk (Q1–Q12)
Question & Answer
Q1 the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and other abusive
behavior as part of a systematic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one
intimate partner against another
A domestic violence
Q2 cycle of abuse
A honeymoon period, tension builds, explosion
Q3 individual risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A disabled, homeless, uneducated, orphan, refugee, ethnic minority, young
Q4 relationship risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A unemployment, substance dependencies, absence of responsible adults, too many children to
support
Q5 community risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A institutionalized, stigma of abuse, negative cultural beliefs, high levels of unemployment and
poverty, no belief of rights (african), nomadic
Q6 society risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A weak legal protection, recent or ongoing conflict/natural disaster, poor national record on human
rights
Q7 medical pro's role in domestic violence
A identify survivors, provide referral, support to safety, no judgement, routine screening for abuse
Q8 vague signs of domestic abuse:
A disturbed sleep patterns, headache, anxiety, depression, bruising, lacerations, fear
Q9 domestic abuse screening tools
A HITs assessment, WAST or WAST SF, partner violence screen, relationship chart, computer based
IPV questionnaire
Q10 how to support a pt of domestic abuse
A provide safe space for disclosure, ask, respect answers, empathize, share community resources, no
judgement
Q11 essentials of intervening with domestic violence survivors
A assess, safety plan, support, options, strengths, documentation, continuity
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, NUR 318 final exam – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question & Answer
Q12 treatment of a sexual assault patient in the ER consists of
A sti prophylaxis and pregnancy prevention, collection of forensic evidence, providing referrals
Section 2: Sexual, Assault, Patient (Q13–Q24)
Question & Answer
Q13 patient presentation of a sexual assault survivor
A may seem difficult, hostile, or reluctant, substance abuse, depersonalization to cope
Q14 rape criteria
A sexual penetration of vagina, mouth, or rectum, absence of consent, use of force
Q15 a less restrictive term, referring to the sexual contact of one person with another
without consent
A sexual assault
Q16 nurse role with a sexual assault survivor
A promote safety, ensure cultural competence, support patient control, choice, and autonomy
Q17 emergency room care of a sexual assault survivor
A H/P, rape crisis counseling, prophylactic management of STIs, contraception
Q18 where does the nurse start with reporting
A law enforcement with patient permission, advocate from rape crisis center
Q19 evidence collection of a sexual assault patient
A consent and interview, focused assessments based on interview
Q20 physical exam of sexual assault
A Tissue integrity, Ecchymoses, Abrasions, Redness, Swelling
Q21 in a sexual assault patient, where is evidence collected from
A finger nails, hair, oral, genital, and anal swabs, wood's lamp for semen and saliva,
Q22 after evidence collection patient can be permitted to
A urinate, shower, brush teeth, and make calls
Q23 preventive treatment for gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trich
A three antibiotics
Q24 preventative treatment for hep B (if no previous vaccine)
A one dose now, one dose in 6 months
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NUR 318 final exam – UPDATED Questions with
100% Verified Answers
Science › Medicine › Nursing
Section 1: Domestic, Abuse, Risk (Q1–Q12)
Question & Answer
Q1 the willful intimidation, physical assault, battery, sexual assault, and other abusive
behavior as part of a systematic pattern of power and control perpetrated by one
intimate partner against another
A domestic violence
Q2 cycle of abuse
A honeymoon period, tension builds, explosion
Q3 individual risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A disabled, homeless, uneducated, orphan, refugee, ethnic minority, young
Q4 relationship risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A unemployment, substance dependencies, absence of responsible adults, too many children to
support
Q5 community risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A institutionalized, stigma of abuse, negative cultural beliefs, high levels of unemployment and
poverty, no belief of rights (african), nomadic
Q6 society risk factors of victimization in domestic abuse
A weak legal protection, recent or ongoing conflict/natural disaster, poor national record on human
rights
Q7 medical pro's role in domestic violence
A identify survivors, provide referral, support to safety, no judgement, routine screening for abuse
Q8 vague signs of domestic abuse:
A disturbed sleep patterns, headache, anxiety, depression, bruising, lacerations, fear
Q9 domestic abuse screening tools
A HITs assessment, WAST or WAST SF, partner violence screen, relationship chart, computer based
IPV questionnaire
Q10 how to support a pt of domestic abuse
A provide safe space for disclosure, ask, respect answers, empathize, share community resources, no
judgement
Q11 essentials of intervening with domestic violence survivors
A assess, safety plan, support, options, strengths, documentation, continuity
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, NUR 318 final exam – UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Question & Answer
Q12 treatment of a sexual assault patient in the ER consists of
A sti prophylaxis and pregnancy prevention, collection of forensic evidence, providing referrals
Section 2: Sexual, Assault, Patient (Q13–Q24)
Question & Answer
Q13 patient presentation of a sexual assault survivor
A may seem difficult, hostile, or reluctant, substance abuse, depersonalization to cope
Q14 rape criteria
A sexual penetration of vagina, mouth, or rectum, absence of consent, use of force
Q15 a less restrictive term, referring to the sexual contact of one person with another
without consent
A sexual assault
Q16 nurse role with a sexual assault survivor
A promote safety, ensure cultural competence, support patient control, choice, and autonomy
Q17 emergency room care of a sexual assault survivor
A H/P, rape crisis counseling, prophylactic management of STIs, contraception
Q18 where does the nurse start with reporting
A law enforcement with patient permission, advocate from rape crisis center
Q19 evidence collection of a sexual assault patient
A consent and interview, focused assessments based on interview
Q20 physical exam of sexual assault
A Tissue integrity, Ecchymoses, Abrasions, Redness, Swelling
Q21 in a sexual assault patient, where is evidence collected from
A finger nails, hair, oral, genital, and anal swabs, wood's lamp for semen and saliva,
Q22 after evidence collection patient can be permitted to
A urinate, shower, brush teeth, and make calls
Q23 preventive treatment for gonorrhea, chlamydia, and trich
A three antibiotics
Q24 preventative treatment for hep B (if no previous vaccine)
A one dose now, one dose in 6 months
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