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Crisis Rape Autism ADHD Nursing Review
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Crisis Rape Autism ADHD Nursing Review
Crisis Rape Autism ADHD Nursing Review
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1
Question
List the four crisis phases in order.
Answer
Denial; Increased Tension; Disorganization; Attempts to Reorganize
2
Question
What are maturational/developmental crises?
Answer
Expected, internal events like leaving home, getting married, having a baby
3
Question
What are situational/unaccidental crises?
Answer
Unanticipated events threatening integrity, e.g., death, job loss, illness, car accident
4
Question
What are social/adventitious crises?
Answer
Natural disasters, acts of nature, war, riots, violent crimes
5
Question
What characterizes a crisis state as to duration and individuality?
Answer
Highly individualized; lasts 4-6 weeks
6
Question
What is negative reinforcement in behavior modification?
Answer
Removing a stimulus after a behavior to increase it
7
Question
What characterizes crisis status?
Answer
Highly individualized; lasts 4-6 weeks; passive, submissive; affects support system
8
Question
What is crisis intervention?
Answer
Entering life situation to help mobilize resources and reduce stress effects
9
Question
What are the two main crisis intervention approaches besides authoritative and facilitative?
Answer
Authoritative crisis intervention and facilitative crisis intervention
10
Question
What is the primary goal of crisis intervention in nursing?
Answer
Help patient attain optimum level of functioning
11
Question
What is rape in the context of crisis nursing content?
Answer
Penetration of sexual intercourse with a female against her will; violence and domination
12
Question
What is power rape as described in the material?
Answer
Rapist uses rape to express power and mastery; reflects insecure self-image
13
Question
What is sadistic rape characterized by?
Answer
Brutality; bondage/torture; eroticized assault for sexual excitement
14
Question
What is rape trauma syndrome?
Answer
Group of signs/symptoms following rape with distinct phases
15
Question
What are the phases of rape trauma syndrome listed?
Answer
Acute phase, Denial, Heightened anxiety, Stage of reorganization
16
Question
What are key nursing care actions for rape victims in emergency settings?
Answer
Provide immediate emotional support; let interview/exam proceed at victim's pace; return control to the victim
17
Question
What defines rape as described in the material?
Answer
Penetration of sexual intercourse with a female against her will and without consent under force, fear, drugs, or mental incapacity.
18
Question
What additional scenarios render an act as rape according to the text?
Answer
If the victim is incapable of rational judgment due to mental deficiency or is below the age of consent.
19
Question
What specific act does Republic Act 8353 define as rape?
Answer
Insertion of the penis into the mouth, vagina, or anus of a victim.
20
Question
How is power rape characterized in intent and psychology?
Answer
Rapist intends to command and master sexually, expressing power and potency due to insecure self-image.
21
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What are the key features of sadistic rape?
Answer
Brutality with bondage and torture; eroticized assault for sexual stimulation.
22
Question
What is rape trauma syndrome and its phases?
Answer
Group of victim signs/symptoms; phases: Acute, Denial, Heightened Anxiety, Reorganization.
23
Question
What is the nursing priority in care for rape victims in the emergency setting?
Answer
Provide immediate emotional support and preserve the victim's control.
24
Question
What consent-related procedure is mentioned for evidence collection?
Answer
Victim decides about charges/testimony; sign consent forms before hair/nail samples taken.
25
Question
What is the priority in care for a rape victim according to the text?
Answer
Preservation of evidence.
26
Question
What preventive measures are described for rape victims regarding STDs and pregnancy?
Answer
Prophylactic STD treatment and pregnancy prophylaxis; HIV testing encouraged in some areas.
27
Question
What disorder is described as a neurodevelopmental condition with communication impairment and restricted interests?
Answer
Autism Spectrum Disorder.
28
Question
What are common manifestations of autism listed in the material?
Answer
Limited eye contact, few facial expressions, poor use of gestures, little speech, lack of relation to others.
29
Question
What is the main problem identified for autism in the document?
Answer
Impaired interpersonal functioning.
30
Question
What is a primary nursing diagnosis often associated with autism in the text?
Answer
Risk for Injury.