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What type of intentional injury is caused by sexual violence or exploitation?
Which of the following is a societal factor that may contribute to intentional injuries?
What is the primary goal of tertiary prevention in addressing intentional injuries?
What is a common emotional consequence of intentional injuries?
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Which type of prevention involves education and awareness programs to prevent intentional injuries?
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What is a potential long-term physical consequence of intentional injuries?
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Study Notes
Definition and Types
- Intentional injuries: injuries or harm caused by deliberate actions of others, such as violence, abuse, or neglect.
- Types:
- Physical injuries: bodily harm, such as bruises, cuts, or broken bones.
- Emotional injuries: psychological harm, such as anxiety, depression, or trauma.
- Sexual injuries: harm caused by sexual violence or exploitation.
Causes and Risk Factors
- Individual factors:
- History of violence or aggression
- Mental health issues, such as depression or personality disorders
- Substance abuse
- Relationship factors:
- Intimate partner violence
- Family dynamics, such as conflict or dysfunction
- Peer influence or bullying
- Societal factors:
- Cultural or societal norms that promote violence
- Poverty, inequality, or social injustice
- Access to weapons or harmful substances
Consequences and Effects
- Physical consequences:
- Short-term: pain, injury, or disability
- Long-term: chronic health problems, disability, or death
- Emotional and psychological consequences:
- Anxiety, depression, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Low self-esteem, shame, or guilt
- Difficulty with relationships or trust
- Social and economic consequences:
- Lost productivity, absenteeism, or unemployment
- Healthcare costs, legal fees, or other expenses
- Strain on relationships, family, or community
Prevention and Intervention
- Primary prevention:
- Education and awareness programs
- Social skills training, such as conflict resolution or empathy
- Community-based programs, such as mentorship or support groups
- Secondary prevention:
- Early detection and intervention, such as crisis hotlines or counseling
- Support for victims, such as advocacy or legal aid
- Holding perpetrators accountable, such as through legal action or counseling
- Tertiary prevention:
- Rehabilitation and treatment for victims and perpetrators
- Support for families or communities affected by intentional injuries
- Policy and legislative changes to address root causes of intentional injuries
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Description
This quiz covers the definition, types, causes, and consequences of intentional injuries, as well as prevention and intervention strategies. It explores individual, relationship, and societal factors that contribute to intentional injuries, and discusses primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention methods.
