Nursing Diagnoses in Psychiatric Nursing Care Plans and Psychotropic Medications

3. Signs of sexual abuse of a child include the following: 4. Signs of sexual abuse of an adult include the following c. Rashes or itching in the genital area; scratching the area a c. Always hungry, with possible signs of malnutrition (e.g., c. Stomach pains, nausea, and vomiting. d. Listless and tired much of the time. e. Unattended medical problems. f. Social isolation; unsatisfactory peer relationships. g. Poor school performance and attendance record. f. Fear of physical violence and death. a. Frequent urinary infections. b. Diffi b. Headaches, fatigue, sleep-pattern disturbances. a. Contusions and abrasions about various parts of the body.(Burgess, 2009): e. Rage, humiliation, embarrassment, desire for revenge, d. Frequent vomiting. e. Seductive behavior; compulsive masturbation; precocious g. Sexually abusing another child. f. Excessive anxiety and mistrust of others. d. Vaginal discharge and itching, burning on urination, rec-sex play.great deal or fiself-blame.emaciated with swollen belly).tal bleeding and pain. culty or pain in walking or sitting. dgeting when seated.Problems Related to Abuse or Neglect ●^313

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