ED RN physical abuse
For what reason may a victim of intimate partner violence be reluctant to leave the relationship? A. The victim usually is impulsive. B. The victim is unable to participate in a nonviolent relationship. C. Family and friends may advise them to stay in the relationship. D. The batterer is more violent when they discuss terminating the relationship.
A
Which approach should the nurse take when interacting with a caregiver of a child with suspected maltreatment? A. Convey genuine concern and understanding. B. Ask questions that require yes or no answers. C. Agree with the caregiver's statements to obtain more information. D. Document the details of the conversation by paraphrasing.
A
Which finding is expected in a child with suspected factitious disorder by proxy? A. Illness unresponsive to treatment B. Inattentive caregiver C. Close correlation of findings with history D. Signs and symptoms that occur once the child is separated from the caregiver
A
Which behavior is most characteristic of a child who is physically abused? A. Begging for or stealing food B. Clinging to the healthcare worker rather than the caregiver C. Assuming adult responsibilities D. Exhibiting lethargy
B
Which presentation is the most suspicious for child abuse? A. Bruises on the chest B. Burns on the buttocks C. Purpuric lesions on the face D. Petechial or purpuric rash on the back
B
Which question is specific to determining if elder maltreatment is a threat? A. Do you feel safe where you live? B. Do you have frequent disagreements with your caregiver? C. Do you need help taking care of yourself? D. Who prepares your meals?
B
Which sign in an elder or dependent adult suggests physical abuse? A. Dehydration B. Alopecia C. Poor personal hygiene D. Inadequate clothing
B
Which statement accurately reflects the reporting of suspected child abuse? A. Be aware that child abuse statutes are identical in all states. B. Provide protective custody if endangerment is a concern. C. Withhold all information about findings until law enforcement officials are present. D. Tell the family that the police were contacted because the child was abused.
B
For a child with suspected abuse, which action is the priority? A. Obtain a skeletal survey. B. Determine the reason that the injury occurred. C. Establish a trusting relationship with the child. D. Isolate the child from the caregiver.
C
For a pediatric patient with suspected sexual abuse, which evaluation component is the most important? A. Behavioral observation B. Physical assessment C. History D. Caregiver's impression
C
Negative behaviors, such as depression and enuresis, are indicators of which type of neglect? A. Physical B. Medical C. Emotional D. Educational
C
Which act is considered a violation of the personal rights of an elder or dependent adult? A. Deserting the patient when care is needed B. Threatening to remove property C. Denying access to property D. Withholding assistance
C
Which action is considered an act of commission? A. Educational neglect B. Physical neglect C. Emotional abuse D. Inadequate supervision
C
Which factor increases the risk of intimate partner violence? A. Similarity of job status B. High academic achievement C. Traditional gender norms D. Marital status
C
For what reason may a victim of intimate partner violence be reluctant to leave the relationship? A. The victim usually is impulsive. B. The victim is unable to participate in a nonviolent relationship. C. Family and friends may advise them to stay in the relationship. D. The batterer is more violent when they discuss terminating the relationship.
D
The intimidation of an elder is an example of which type of abuse? A. Neglect B. Physical C. Financial D. Psychological
D
Which approach should the nurse take when caring for a female victim of intimate partner violence? A. Assure her that she will be in no danger if she decides to leave the relationship. B. Inform the victim that she may be killed if she returns to the relationship. C. Question her decision not to leave the abusive environment. D. Offer reassurance that she is not to blame for the battering.
D
Which type of abuse is defined as a repeated pattern of damaging interactions between the caregiver(s) and the child that becomes typical of the relationship? A. Failure to thrive B. Physical abuse C. Factitious disorder by proxy D. Emotional abuse
D
Which type of child maltreatment is the most prevalent? A. Emotional abuse B. Physical abuse C. Sexual abuse D. Neglect
D
Which type of information is the most reliable for identifying the potential victims of child maltreatment? A. Appropriate behavior around staff members B. Events causing the present injury C. Information provided by the caregiver D. History and physical data
D
