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Within the framework of General Aggression Model (GAM), which cognitive process most directly mediates the impact of situational cues on aggressive behavior?
Within the framework of General Aggression Model (GAM), which cognitive process most directly mediates the impact of situational cues on aggressive behavior?
- Controlled deliberation of social norms, inhibiting aggressive impulses.
- Priming of aggressive cognitions, biasing appraisals toward hostile interpretations. (correct)
- Automatic activation of aggressive scripts in long-term memory, bypassing appraisal processes.
- Effortful reappraisal of physiological arousal to mitigate hostile affect.
In cases of suspected elder abuse, financial abuse is considered the least common form.
In cases of suspected elder abuse, financial abuse is considered the least common form.
False (B)
Describe the cognitive mechanism by which intergenerational transmission of violence is hypothesized to occur, according to social learning theories.
Describe the cognitive mechanism by which intergenerational transmission of violence is hypothesized to occur, according to social learning theories.
Observational learning leads to the acquisition of violent behaviors and the normalization of aggression, which are then modeled by subsequent generations.
The cycle of abuse in Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) consists of the tension building phase, the acute battering phase, and the ______ phase.
The cycle of abuse in Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) consists of the tension building phase, the acute battering phase, and the ______ phase.
Match the following types of abuse with their corresponding definitions:
Match the following types of abuse with their corresponding definitions:
Which specific neuroanatomical structure, when compromised, would most directly impair impulse control and increase the likelihood of aggressive behavior, according to biological theories of violence?
Which specific neuroanatomical structure, when compromised, would most directly impair impulse control and increase the likelihood of aggressive behavior, according to biological theories of violence?
Healthcare providers are mandated reporters for suspected IPV cases in every state.
Healthcare providers are mandated reporters for suspected IPV cases in every state.
Explain the central tenet of psychoanalytical theories regarding the etiology of violent behaviors.
Explain the central tenet of psychoanalytical theories regarding the etiology of violent behaviors.
The nursing intervention after ensuring immediate safety in domestic violence cases, is to provide ______.
The nursing intervention after ensuring immediate safety in domestic violence cases, is to provide ______.
Match the following phases of the cycle of abuse with their descriptions:
Match the following phases of the cycle of abuse with their descriptions:
In the context of child abuse and neglect, what constitutes the most salient indicator necessitating immediate intervention by child protective services?
In the context of child abuse and neglect, what constitutes the most salient indicator necessitating immediate intervention by child protective services?
According to behavioral theories, violence is solely an innate behavior and cannot be a learned behavior.
According to behavioral theories, violence is solely an innate behavior and cannot be a learned behavior.
What is the primary role of a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) in cases of sexual violence?
What is the primary role of a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) in cases of sexual violence?
Any nonconsensual sexual activity, including rape, assault, and harassment, is the definition of ______.
Any nonconsensual sexual activity, including rape, assault, and harassment, is the definition of ______.
Match the following terms with their definitions in the context of family violence:
Match the following terms with their definitions in the context of family violence:
Which of the following is an acute health impact most specifically associated with intimate partner violence (IPV), beyond immediate physical trauma?
Which of the following is an acute health impact most specifically associated with intimate partner violence (IPV), beyond immediate physical trauma?
Victims in abusive relationships always leave as soon as they experience the first incident of violence.
Victims in abusive relationships always leave as soon as they experience the first incident of violence.
Identify at least two risk factors for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).
Identify at least two risk factors for Intimate Partner Violence (IPV).
The action of actively listening and refraining from forcing decisions are components of a ______ approach when dealing with victims of family violence.
The action of actively listening and refraining from forcing decisions are components of a ______ approach when dealing with victims of family violence.
Match the following nursing responsibilities with their corresponding actions in family violence cases:
Match the following nursing responsibilities with their corresponding actions in family violence cases:
In cases of drug-facilitated sexual assault, which pharmacological property of 'date-rape drugs' most significantly impedes victim recall and subsequent prosecution efforts?
In cases of drug-facilitated sexual assault, which pharmacological property of 'date-rape drugs' most significantly impedes victim recall and subsequent prosecution efforts?
The primary goal in planning interventions for family violence is to ensure the abuser's safety.
The primary goal in planning interventions for family violence is to ensure the abuser's safety.
List three behavioral signs that may indicate family violence.
List three behavioral signs that may indicate family violence.
Stealing money or coercing financial decisions is a type of elder abuse referred to as ______.
Stealing money or coercing financial decisions is a type of elder abuse referred to as ______.
Match the following nursing diagnoses to their related causes in the context of family violence:
Match the following nursing diagnoses to their related causes in the context of family violence:
Which cognitive bias, rooted in social learning theory, most directly contributes to the perpetuation of intimate partner violence across generations?
Which cognitive bias, rooted in social learning theory, most directly contributes to the perpetuation of intimate partner violence across generations?
Healing from family violence is a rapid process, and significant progress is always immediately evident.
Healing from family violence is a rapid process, and significant progress is always immediately evident.
Identify three actions a nurse should undertake to ensure a survivor's immediate safety.
Identify three actions a nurse should undertake to ensure a survivor's immediate safety.
The nursing role in family violence cases involves ensuring safety, recognizing physical and emotional signs, providing medical and psychological support, educating and offering resources, and following ______ reporting laws.
The nursing role in family violence cases involves ensuring safety, recognizing physical and emotional signs, providing medical and psychological support, educating and offering resources, and following ______ reporting laws.
Match the following impacts on health with the corresponding types of abuse:
Match the following impacts on health with the corresponding types of abuse:
Based on current etiological models of aggression and violence, which statement most accurately integrates both biological predispositions and environmental factors?
Based on current etiological models of aggression and violence, which statement most accurately integrates both biological predispositions and environmental factors?
In forensic considerations for rape cases, it is not necessary to notify a SANE nurse for examination; any nurse can handle the evidence collection.
In forensic considerations for rape cases, it is not necessary to notify a SANE nurse for examination; any nurse can handle the evidence collection.
What is the definition of violence, as provided in the text?
What is the definition of violence, as provided in the text?
Rape is a crime of ______ and domination, with sex used as a weapon.
Rape is a crime of ______ and domination, with sex used as a weapon.
Match each resource with its corresponding role in supporting victims of family violence:
Match each resource with its corresponding role in supporting victims of family violence:
Which statement most comprehensively captures the ethical complexities surrounding mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence (IPV) by healthcare providers?
Which statement most comprehensively captures the ethical complexities surrounding mandatory reporting of intimate partner violence (IPV) by healthcare providers?
Most rapes are committed by strangers.
Most rapes are committed by strangers.
According to social learning theories, how do children who witness violence learn to repeat it?
According to social learning theories, how do children who witness violence learn to repeat it?
Failing to provide food, hygiene, or medical care constitutes ______, a form of child and elder abuse.
Failing to provide food, hygiene, or medical care constitutes ______, a form of child and elder abuse.
Match the following evaluation steps with their corresponding goals in family violence cases:
Match the following evaluation steps with their corresponding goals in family violence cases:
Within the context of nursing interventions for family violence, what distinction most clearly differentiates 'safe exit strategies' from general safety planning?
Within the context of nursing interventions for family violence, what distinction most clearly differentiates 'safe exit strategies' from general safety planning?
Flashcards
Violence
Violence
Use of physical force to injure, abuse, damage, or destroy.
Abuse
Abuse
Any form of maltreatment (physical, emotional, sexual, or financial).
Biological Theories of Violence
Biological Theories of Violence
Brain structures (frontal & temporal lobes) can impact behavior and impulse control.
Psychoanalytical Theories of Violence
Psychoanalytical Theories of Violence
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Behavioral Theories of Violence
Behavioral Theories of Violence
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Social Learning Theories of Violence
Social Learning Theories of Violence
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General Aggression Model
General Aggression Model
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Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
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IPV Risk Factors
IPV Risk Factors
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Impact of IPV on Health
Impact of IPV on Health
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Tension Building Phase
Tension Building Phase
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Acute Battering Phase
Acute Battering Phase
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Honeymoon Phase
Honeymoon Phase
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IPV Nursing Consideration
IPV Nursing Consideration
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Physical Child Abuse
Physical Child Abuse
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Emotional Child Abuse
Emotional Child Abuse
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Sexual Child Abuse
Sexual Child Abuse
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Child Neglect
Child Neglect
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Child Abuse Perpetrators
Child Abuse Perpetrators
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Physical Elder Abuse
Physical Elder Abuse
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Emotional Elder Abuse
Emotional Elder Abuse
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Sexual Elder Abuse
Sexual Elder Abuse
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Financial Elder Abuse
Financial Elder Abuse
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Elder Neglect
Elder Neglect
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Common Type of Elder Abuse
Common Type of Elder Abuse
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Sexual Violence
Sexual Violence
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Rape
Rape
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Drug-Facilitated Assaults
Drug-Facilitated Assaults
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Rape during IPV
Rape during IPV
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Impact of Sexual Violence on Health
Impact of Sexual Violence on Health
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SANE Nurse Role
SANE Nurse Role
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Nonjudgmental Approach
Nonjudgmental Approach
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Safety & Crisis Intervention
Safety & Crisis Intervention
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Mandated Reporting
Mandated Reporting
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Forensic Considerations in Rape
Forensic Considerations in Rape
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Evidence Preservation
Evidence Preservation
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Physical Exam: Physical Abuse
Physical Exam: Physical Abuse
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Mandated Reporters
Mandated Reporters
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Planning, Goals
Planning, Goals
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Study Notes
- Violence is the use of physical force that can cause injury, abuse, damage or destruction
- Abuse includes any form of maltreatment that can be physical, emotional, sexual, or financial
Theories of Violence and Aggression
- Biological theories state that brain structures such as the frontal and temporal lobes impact behavior and impulse control
- According to psychoanalytical theories, unresolved frustration can lead to violent behaviors
- Behavioral theories suggest that violence is a learned behavior that is reinforced when rewarded
- Social learning theories indicate that children who witness or experience violence are more likely to repeat it, known as intergenerational transmission
- The general aggression model proposes that aggression is influenced by hostile thoughts, emotions, and physiological arousal
Types of Family Violence and Abuse: Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
- IPV is defined as abuse by a current or former intimate partner that can be physical, sexual, psychological, or involve stalking
- Risk factors for IPV include pregnancy, financial stress, cultural beliefs, and a history of childhood abuse
- The impact on health by IPV include chronic pain, STDs, pregnancy complications, PTSD and depression
- IPV is a significant public health concern, with women at higher risk of serious injury or death
Cycle of Abuse in IPV
- Tension Building Phase involves minor incidents, verbal abuse, and threats
- Acute Battering Phase involves physical violence, injuries, and hospitalization
- Honeymoon Phase involves apologies, gifts, and promises of change
Types of Family Violence and Abuse: Child Abuse and Neglect
- Physical abuse involves inflicting bodily harm such as bruises, burns, and fractures
- Emotional abuse involves verbal attacks, humiliation, and intimidation
- Sexual abuse involves any nonconsensual sexual activity inflicted on a child
- Neglect involves the failure to meet basic needs such as food, clothing, hygiene, and medical care
- Children are most often abused by family members or caregivers
Types of Family Violence and Abuse: Elder Abuse
- Physical abuse includes hitting and restraining
- Emotional abuse includes verbal threats and isolation
- Sexual abuse involved nonconsensual sexual activity
- Financial abuse includes stealing money and coercing financial decisions
- Neglect involves failure to provide food, hygiene, and medical care
- Financial abuse is the most common form of elder abuse
Types of Family Violence and Abuse: Sexual Violence and Rape
- Sexual violence and rape is defined as any nonconsensual sexual activity including rape, assault, and harassment
- Rape is a crime of violence and domination, where sex is used as a weapon
- Most rapes are committed by someone known to the victim
- Drug-facilitated assaults involve substances like date-rape drugs such as Rohypnol, GHB, and Ketamine
- Rape during IPV is used as intimidation and humiliation in abusive relationships
- The health impacts from sexual violence and rape include PTSD, depression, STDs, injuries, and pregnancy
- A Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) must collect evidence in a legal investigation
Nursing Interventions and Responsibilities
- Use a nonjudgmental approach by understanding victims may stay in abusive situations due to financial, emotional, or safety concerns
- Listen actively and avoid forcing decisions
- Prioritize immediate safety for victims, which may require removal from the environment
- Assess for suicide risk and homicidal ideation
- Provide emotional support and connect victims with resources like shelters and counseling
- It is mandated that suspected or confirmed abuse of children and vulnerable adults must be reported
- Intimate partner violence reporting is controversial because reporting can put the victim at risk for retaliation
- Legal investigation is required for sexual assault, and evidence must be preserved, including rape kits and DNA collection
- Notify SANE nurse for examination
Nursing Process for Family Violence: Assessment
- Physical Exam: Look for bruises, burns, fractures (different stages of healing), wounds, marks, malnourishment, poor hygiene, and untreated medical conditions
- Behavioral signs include apathy, depression, anxiety, PTSD symptoms, fearful or withdrawn behavior and inconsistent explanations of injuries
Nursing Diagnoses
- Risk for injury related to domestic violence
- Post-trauma syndrome related to abuse or assault
- Fear and anxiety related to threats of violence
Planning
- Ensure survivor's safety via an emergency plan, shelter, and protection
- Provide emotional support and psychological care
- Prevent further harm by reporting abuse
Implementation
- Ensure immediate safety by securing shelter and emergency resources
- Treat wounds, STDs, and provide pregnancy prevention if needed
- Provide emotional support by encouraging expressing feelings in a non-judgmental environment
- Offer counseling referrals
- Educate on resources like IPV hotlines, legal protections, and safe exit strategies Social services for financial and housing support
Evaluation
- Determine if the client has reached safety
- Assess if the client is physically stable
- Determine if the client has been referred for additional services
- Healing takes time, so small progress is still a success
Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Healthcare providers are mandated reporters for child and elder abuse
- IPV reporting can be complex due to cultural and legal implications
- SANE nurses handle legal evidence collection in rape cases
Resources and Support for Victims
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
- Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN): 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) Local shelters & advocacy groups
Summary of Nursing Role in Family Violence Cases
- Ensure safety first
- Recognize physical and emotional signs
- Provide medical and psychological support
- Educate and offer resources
- Follow mandated reporting laws
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