Fighting Family Violence Responses of the Health Care System Hearing Before
Fighting Family Violence Responses of the Health Care System Hearing Before
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, ok) and new fractures, bruises in various stages of litalingl. When this pattern of injuries is seen in a woman, particularly in combination with evidence of ok) injury and with vagu* complaints of aches and p^ini, pnyslcsl abuse tfiould be suspected, regardless ol the explanation given for the current condition.
Primary care compltintt Inchjde chronic headaches, abdominal pains, muscle aches, racurtent vaginel infections, sleep and eltmg disorders and depression. Abused women may also begin ...to abuse alcohol or prescription drugs; although in studies of general populations, alcohol abuse does net distinguish battered women from nonvictimiied women. In addition, recent research suggests an association with delayed pfiytical effects, particularly trthritii, hypenenslon and heat disease.
Victims' Use ol Heelth Care Services In studies of emergency room ndtl. 22 percent to 3b percent women presenting with any eomplaint were there because of symptoms relating to abuse. A project funded by the National Institute Of Mental Health estimated that 21 percent of all women using emergency curgieal services were there for sequelae of domestic violence, that or>e-half of all injuries presented by woman to emergency surgical servieet occurred In itie context of partner abuse, and that over oneheif of all rapes to women mat the eg* of 30 had been oerpctreied by an intimate partner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ok) and new fractures, bruises in various stages of litalingl. When this pattern of injuries is seen in a woman, particularly in combination with evidence of ok) injury and with vagu* complaints of aches and p^ini, pnyslcsl abuse tfiould be suspected, regardless ol the explanation given for the current condition.
Primary care compltintt Inchjde chronic headaches, abdominal pains, muscle aches, racurtent vaginel infections, sleep and eltmg disorders and depression. Abused women may also begin ...to abuse alcohol or prescription drugs; although in studies of general populations, alcohol abuse does net distinguish battered women from nonvictimiied women. In addition, recent research suggests an association with delayed pfiytical effects, particularly trthritii, hypenenslon and heat disease.
Victims' Use ol Heelth Care Services In studies of emergency room ndtl. 22 percent to 3b percent women presenting with any eomplaint were there because of symptoms relating to abuse. A project funded by the National Institute Of Mental Health estimated that 21 percent of all women using emergency curgieal services were there for sequelae of domestic violence, that or>e-half of all injuries presented by woman to emergency surgical servieet occurred In itie context of partner abuse, and that over oneheif of all rapes to women mat the eg* of 30 had been oerpctreied by an intimate partner.
What to read after Fighting Family Violence Responses of the Health Care System Hearing Before?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress Senate Special Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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