Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134477961
Author: Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White
Publisher: PEARSON
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Q1: Identify and define 3 types of abuse shown and their signs and symptoms. 350 words with references

 

Q2. What actions should a professional take to address these types of abuse? 300 words with references

Scenario Hill View is a fictional residential care home; home to residents with a wide range of care needs including Dementia. Over the past few months, a number of residents at Hill View Nursing home have required hospital treatment and care for conditions the GP felt should have been effectively managed by the nursing staff at the home. The GP feels that some of the residents have experienced; poor management of diabetes care which resulted in two patients becoming critically ill. One gentleman resident developed sepsis possibly due to poor care of pressure sores and another lady's health significantly deteriorated following the home not ordering her repeat prescription and her not receiving her medicines for a five-day period prior to hospital admission. As there are a number of cases, the GP has Safeguarding concerns.
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Transcribed Image Text:Scenario Hill View is a fictional residential care home; home to residents with a wide range of care needs including Dementia. Over the past few months, a number of residents at Hill View Nursing home have required hospital treatment and care for conditions the GP felt should have been effectively managed by the nursing staff at the home. The GP feels that some of the residents have experienced; poor management of diabetes care which resulted in two patients becoming critically ill. One gentleman resident developed sepsis possibly due to poor care of pressure sores and another lady's health significantly deteriorated following the home not ordering her repeat prescription and her not receiving her medicines for a five-day period prior to hospital admission. As there are a number of cases, the GP has Safeguarding concerns.
In addition, one of the residents disclosed to the GP they didn't like the food given at mealtimes and it was often cold. On further questioning she said she and others often felt rushed, giving them little say in how they washed, dressed or even what time they went to bed. This was a particular issue with the residents with Dementia. Another resident stated that staff changed all the time which they found stressful and upsetting because their care, particularly personal care needs was being 'handled by strangers' who didn't know how they liked things done. One patient with Dementia seemed to be confined to her room despite her seeming distressed by this. When the GP asked he was told by a care assistant it was for her own safety.
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Transcribed Image Text:In addition, one of the residents disclosed to the GP they didn't like the food given at mealtimes and it was often cold. On further questioning she said she and others often felt rushed, giving them little say in how they washed, dressed or even what time they went to bed. This was a particular issue with the residents with Dementia. Another resident stated that staff changed all the time which they found stressful and upsetting because their care, particularly personal care needs was being 'handled by strangers' who didn't know how they liked things done. One patient with Dementia seemed to be confined to her room despite her seeming distressed by this. When the GP asked he was told by a care assistant it was for her own safety.
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