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| Any partners in any close relationship |
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| Consists of family or marital/legal union of two partners |
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| Any unwanted sexual advances on behalf of another person |
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| ____ of women & ____ of men report experiencing IPV at some point in their lives. |
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| Actual rates of IPV are likely higher due to |
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| Special populations of IPV include |
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| adolescents, patients with disabilities, older adults & immigrants. |
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| In VA, one cannot legally consent to sex while under the |
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| Five reccommendations of HCP |
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-Screen for & address IPV, even during the first visit
-Routine inquiry of IPV in all patients
-Fearing providers will require them to leave to receive help was a barrier to seeking such help in the first place
-Support patients’ autonomy to make their own choices = improvements in satisfaction, well-being, and change.
-Empathy, information, and support can be provided to increase patient autonomy & perceived competence. |
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| Safety planning & ________ approach |
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| Routine inquiry of IPV in all patients means that they aremore likely to receive IPV intervention = |
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| leaving the abusive relationship & improved health outcomes |
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| Providing info on other strategies & if the woman wants to leave, ensuring _______ _________ are in place |
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| ________ information-sharing & support |
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| ___ of survivors believe HCP to be knowledgeable re: abuse |
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| Three phases of the cycle of violence |
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| Tension building, acute battery, honeymoon phase |
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| Homosexual men have reported ______ body dissatisfaction & depression & ______ self-esteem than heterosexual men. |
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| Sexually active adolescents with multiple partners are more likely to experience |
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| Deliberate, repetitive, impulsive, non-lethal harming of one’s self. |
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| Three common terms to describe self injury |
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Self-Injury (preferred term)
Self-Mutilation
Cutting |
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| _____% of the U.S. population do self injury |
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| Self injury often occurs in |
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| Incidence is higher in females or males? |
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| Typical onset of self injury is what age |
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| self injury behaviors often last |
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| ___ - ____ of people who self injure also have an eating disorder |
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| self injurers are generally _____ to ____ class |
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| Self injurers generally have ____ to -____ intelligence |
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| Self injurers have ____ self esteem |
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| ___ of self injurers report physical/sexual abuse during childhood |
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| ___ of self injurers report they were discouraged from expressing emotion |
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| In a recent study, ___ of respondents of people who cut in college reported that no one knew about their behavior |
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| Those with a cutting history are ___X more likely to report suicide attempts & ___X more likely to have suicide plan |
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| Nine behavior patterns associated with self injury |
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Cutting arms and legs
Trying to hide scars or cuts with long clothing
Eating disorders and substance abuse
Cutting & scratching
Burning
Interfering with the healing of wounds
Hitting or biting oneself
Head banging
Hair pulling |
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| Eight reasons for self injury |
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Feelings of emptiness
Over/under stimulation
Inability to express feelings
Loneliness
Not being understood by others
Adult responsibilities
Provides a way to cope
Gives a sense of relief, albeit temporary |
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| Nine reasons self injury serve a purpose |
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Analgesic
Connecting body and mind
Control
Cleansing
Punishment
Words cannot express pain
Combating a sense of invisibility
Rescue fantasy
Vengeance |
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| Six warning signs for cutting |
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Unexplained, frequent injuries including cuts and bruises
Wearing of long pants/sleeves in warm weather
Low self-esteem
Overwhelmed by feelings
Inability to function at home, school or work
Inability to maintain stable relationships |
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Could result in more harm than intended
Sense of desperation resulting from the lack of self-control
Cause more harm than intended--medical complications or death
Could lead to suicide
Eating disorders and substance abuse can intensify threat to health & QoL |
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| What should you do if you cut? |
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| Talk with a mental health professional trained in self-injury treatment. |
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