Test 1 part 2 Flashcards
(75 cards)
any pattern of behavior that harms a child’s emotional development or sense of self-worth. It includes frequent belittling, rejection, threats,and withholding love and support
child emotional abuse
failure to provide for a child’s basic needs
child neglect
physical injury resulting from punching, beating, kicking, biting, burning, shaking, or otherwise harming a child. Even if the parent or caregiver did not intend to harm the child, such acts are considered abuse when done purposefully
Child physical abuse
includes fondling a child’s genitals, incest, penetration, rape, sodomy, indecent exposure, and commercial exploitation through prostitution or the production of pornographic materials
child sexual abuse
physical harm to a person age 65 years or older because of failure to provide for the persons well being
elder neglect
a specific group of people is required by law to report abuse to a governmental agency
mandatory reporting of abuse
infliction of emotional and or mental anguish by humiliation, coercion, and threats of harm, threats of withholding basic medical and or personal care, and leaving the person alone for long periods
psychological abuse
asking all adults patients each time they are in the health care system, no matter what their problem or concern, whether they have experienced IPV
routine universal screening for intimate partner violence
tasks that are necessary for self-care, such as eating/ feeding, bathing, grooming, toiling, walking, and transferring
activities of daily living
activities that an older adult performs as a family member or as a member of society or community, including occupational and recreational activities
advanced activities of daily living
assessment of health and well-being of an individuals caregiver
caregiver assessment
the perceived strain by the person who cares for an older ,chronically ill, or disabled person
caregiver burden
domains included mental status assessments, such as attention, memory, orientation, language, visuospatial skills, and higher cognitive function
domains of cognition
the ability of a person to preform activities necessary to live in modern society, may include driving, using the telephone, or performing personal tasks such as bathing and toileting
functional ability
a persons actual performance of activities and tasks associated with current life roles
functional assessment
supportive sevices provided in the home, skilled nursing care, primary care, therapy, social work, nutrition, case management, ADL assistance, durable medical equipment
Home care
functional abilities necessary for independent community living such as shopping, meal preparation, housekeeping, laundry, managing finances, taking medications , and using transportation
instrumental activities of daily living
an instrument used to measure physical function in older adults and the chronically ill
Katz Index of independence in activities of daily living
an instrument used to measure an individual ability to perform instrumental activities of daily living may assist in assessing ones ability to live independently
Lawton instrumental activities of daily living
tests that measure balance, gait, motor coordination, and endurance
physical performance measures
the domain that focuses on an individuals relationships within family, social groups, and the community
social domain
informal supports accessed by older adults, such as family members and close friends, neighbors, church societies, neighborhood groups, and social centers
social network
assessment of an individuals spiritual health
spiritual assessment
how loud or soft a sound is
Intensity
amplitude
