1.
– What term describes physical, emotional, sexual, or financial harm toward another person?
2.
– What process helps nurses identify possible signs or risk factors of abuse?
3.
– What action are nurses legally required to take when they suspect abuse in situations covered by mandatory reporting laws?
4.
– What helps nurses gain the knowledge and confidence needed to recognize and respond to abuse?
5.
– What organizational support gives nurses access to the resources, information, and confidence needed to act?
6.
– What is a primary goal of identifying and reporting abuse to protect vulnerable patients from further harm?
7.
– What nursing responsibility involves speaking up for and protecting the rights and well-being of patients?
8.
– What type of experience can result from abuse and may affect a person's physical and mental health?
9.
– What involves nurses and other healthcare professionals working together to identify abuse and support patients?
10.
– What skill is essential for sharing concerns about suspected abuse clearly with patients and the healthcare team?
