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    Abuse and neglect in long term care facilities Arminda Carroll RES/110 9/23/2010 University of Phoenix A long term care facility is housing for the elderly and disabled that are not capable of residing in a home of their own. “There are nearly 17‚000 nursing homes in the United States with a total of 1.6 million residents‚ and numbers are expected to quadruple to 6.6 million residents by 2050”(Dehart‚ Webb & Cornman‚ 2009 p.361). Subsequently‚ there is abuse that takes place

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    older people‚ late 50’s to early 60’s‚ and it is one that does not go away with time‚ but‚ instead‚ gets worse. There are three stages of Alzheimer’s disease. The first stage of the disease attacks the hippocampus in the brain‚ which deals with memory. With this‚ a person affected by the disease will start forgetting things. The second stage affects their emotions‚ and with the third stage‚ they will forget how to do things essential to living‚ such as breathing or swallowing. What causes

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    well as long term care‚ choosing home care or hospice as opposed to long term care can be the most appealing option. I believe the quality of life‚ comfort level and costs exceed any care given in a long term care setting. Growing old and receiving care in my home would be my first option. Right now with the economy as terrible as it is‚ cost is a huge concern to everyone‚ and comparing the cost between home health care and long term care the difference is phenomenal. A typical long term care facility

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    organizations use risk management methods to guard their assets against likely threats brought on by legal liability. An important component of risk management programs inside the long-term care setting is the ability to reduce the amount of avoidable accidents and injuries and to reduce the financial severity of claims. Long-term care facilities offer a wide array of services to residents‚ and possible injuries is significant to the frail‚ elderly population they assist. Knowing how to recognize risks

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    Explanations of Forgetting in STM The Decay Theory of Forgetting The decay theory of forgetting in STM states that forgetting is due to disruption of the active trace. The active trace is the engram that is formed when learning‚ which is very delicate. With learning the engram grows stronger until a permanent engram is formed‚ which is called a structural trace. One limitation to the theory is that it attempts to explain why forgetting increases with time. But this has been shown may not

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    There’s four main long term causes of WWI‚ conveniently‚ M.A.I.N. The first of these four are Militarism; It’s long term because a country takes time over a long period to build up its military‚ like Germany and France for example. Because of the invasion of Germany from the time of the Franco-Prussian War‚ Otto Von Bismarck deemed it a necessity of the German state to build up its military forces in response to France in efforts to keep France as weak and isolated as possible. France‚ in return

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    classical conditioning. Discuss the extent to which all forms of learning can be explained by these simple synaptic synaptic changes. The brain’s ability to learn‚ to change in response to experience and to store/retrieve learning through memory it is a fascinating process fundamental to one’s existence. The first scientific study of animal learning demonstrated a form of associative learning - classical conditioning; it can be described as a process of learning where a neutral stimulus (e

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    academically by their parents. There are many long term effects of this abuse‚ and reasons why it should be classified as abuse. Some of the effects of the abuse is becoming introverted‚ getting angry‚ being stressed‚ developing anxiety‚ they will begin to have a poor self image‚ they will misbehave‚ have a broken spirit‚ and much more. (information comes from several parenting and psychology sites) I honestly can not see how any of these long term effects can be good for a child‚ also I don’t

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    Emotional Abuse and Long-term Effects Psychology 2001 What is abuse? Can abuse be considered violence? Violence is considered a type of behavior intended to cause harm. Not all violence is the same. Not all acts of violence are carried out with intent. Intent is when physical or psychological harm occurs by accident and not with intent is not violence. All violence is not the same‚ sometimes it has to do with the issue of motivation and not intent. When violence is carried out because

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    a toll on the family‚ some families cope with the divorce well‚ while others have a more difficult time coping with it. Children of the divorced family normally have the hardest time coping with the split family. Children can have many short-term and long-term effects from a divorce such as parental alienation‚ anxiety‚ trust issues‚ behavioral problems‚ and emotional issues. Overview

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