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What is abuse defined as in nursing facilities?
What is abuse defined as in nursing facilities?
Which of the following is considered abuse in nursing facilities?
Which of the following is considered abuse in nursing facilities?
What is an example of physical abuse?
What is an example of physical abuse?
What is the definition of abuse in nursing facilities?
What is the definition of abuse in nursing facilities?
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What is mental abuse capable of causing?
What is mental abuse capable of causing?
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Which type of abuse can cause humiliation, fear, and degradation?
Which type of abuse can cause humiliation, fear, and degradation?
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Which of the following is a right that residents have in nursing facilities?
Which of the following is a right that residents have in nursing facilities?
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What measures are taken to prevent abuse in nursing facilities?
What measures are taken to prevent abuse in nursing facilities?
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What measures are in place to prevent abuse in nursing facilities?
What measures are in place to prevent abuse in nursing facilities?
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Which of the following is an example of physical abuse in nursing facilities?
Which of the following is an example of physical abuse in nursing facilities?
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What is sexual abuse?
What is sexual abuse?
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What is the definition of neglect in nursing facilities?
What is the definition of neglect in nursing facilities?
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What is done before new staff members are hired in nursing facilities?
What is done before new staff members are hired in nursing facilities?
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What is the consequence of sexual abuse in nursing facilities?
What is the consequence of sexual abuse in nursing facilities?
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Study Notes
- Nursing facilities must promote residents' freedom from abuse.
- Residents have the right to be free from abuse, neglect, misappropriation, and exploitation.
- Policies, procedures, and education for staff and volunteers are in place to prevent abuse.
- Background checks are conducted before hiring new staff members.
- Abuse is defined as willful infliction of injury, unreasonable confinement, intimidation, or punishment.
- Abuse can also include withholding necessary goods or services.
- Verbal, sexual, physical, and mental abuse are all forms of abuse.
- Examples of physical abuse include hitting, pinching, and withholding care.
- Mental abuse can cause humiliation, fear, and degradation.
- Sexual abuse is non-consensual sexual contact with a resident.
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Test your knowledge on nursing home abuse with this informative quiz! Learn about the different types of abuse, the rights of residents, and the policies and procedures in place to prevent abuse. From defining abuse to identifying warning signs, this quiz covers it all. Whether you're a nursing home staff member, a concerned family member, or just curious about the topic, this quiz is a great way to increase your awareness and understanding of this important issue.