RNSG 2539 FINAL EXAM LATEST ACTUAL EXAM 160 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+<\/p>\n\n\n\n
RNSG 2539 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2023-2024
ACTUAL EXAM 160 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Who’s decision is it whether charges will be filed or not? – ANSWER- It
is the woman’s decision about whether or not to file charges and testify
against the perpetrator.
The victim must sign consent forms before\u2026 – ANSWER- any
photographs or hair and nail samples are taken for future evidence.
What kinds of treatments\/teachings will a women get?
R\/T STDs
R\/T Pregnancy – ANSWER- -Prophylactic treatment for sexually
transmitted diseases such as Chlamydia or gonorrhea is offered.
—Doing so is cost-effective: many victims of rape will not return to get
definitive test results for these diseases.
-HIV testing is strongly encouraged at specified intervals because
positive status does not occur immediately.
—-Women are also encouraged to engage in safe-sex practices until the
results of HIV testing are available.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-Prophylaxis with ethinyl estradiol and norgestrel (Ovral) can be offered
to prevent pregnancy.
—Some women may elect to wait to initiate intervention until they have
a positive pregnancy test result or miss a menstrual period.
Why may a counselor be provided to be with the victim while they are in
the emergency room? – ANSWER- This person provides:
-Emotional support
-Serves as an advocate for the woman throughout the process
-Can be totally available to the victim.
-This type of complete and unconditional support is often crucial to
recovery.
How does therapy help victims of rape? (6)
What kind of therapy is especially helpful? – ANSWER- Therapy
usually is supportive in approach and focuses on:
-Restoring the victim’s sense of control
-Relieving feelings of helplessness, dependency, and obsession with the
assault that frequently follow rape
-Regaining trust
-Improving daily functioning
-Finding adequate social support<\/p>\n\n\n\n
-Dealing with feelings of guilt, shame, and anger. Dynamics of Rape
-Group therapy with other women who have been raped is a particularly
effective treatment.
Dynamics of Rape
Most men who commit rape are between _ and years of age –
ANSWER- 25-44
Dynamics of Rape
% of men who commit rapes are white – ANSWER- 52%
Dynamics of Rape
Alcohol is involved in <\/em>% of cases – ANSWER- 34%
Dynamics of Rape**
Almost _<\/em><\/strong>% of arrested rapists have prior criminal histories
including: (4) – ANSWER- 75%*
-Other rapes
-Assaults
-Robberies
-Homicides<\/p>\n\n\n\n
4 Categories of Male Rapists – ANSWER- -Power Assertive Rapist
(30%)
-Anger Retaliation Rapist (24%)
-Power Reassurance or Opportunity Rapist (30%)
-Anger Excitement or Sadistic Rapist (16%)
Power Assertive Rapist (5) – ANSWER- -This perpetrator desires to
dominate and control the victim
-May cruise bars or the Internet to obtain victims
-Acts macho
-May repeat with the same victim
-44% of all rapes are in this category.
Anger Retaliation Rapist (5) – ANSWER- -This perpetrator wants to
punish victims
-Hates women
-Often causes substantial injury
-Sees self as masculine and action oriented
-Spends time in chatrooms on Internet voicing general hatred for women
due to some perceived “injustice.”
Power Reassurance or Opportunity Rapist – ANSWER- -Commits rape
when opportunity presents itself, often during the commission of some
other crime
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