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Part VIII: Elder Abuse- True or False

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55. TRUE or FALSE – Elder abuse is acceptable for a caregiver to ignore.
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56. TRUE or FALSE – Common forms of elder abuse include physical abuse, emotional abuse, financial exploitation, neglect, sexual abuse, and abandonment.
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57. TRUE or FALSE – Elder abuse is defined as any action or failure to act that causes harm, distress, or risk to an older adult.
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58. TRUE or FALSE – Elder abuse can occur in homes, facilities, or community settings and may be intentional or unintentional.
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59. TRUE or FALSE – Unexplained bruises, injuries, or repeated “accidents” are not a form of elder abuse.
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60. TRUE or FALSE – You could suspect elder abuse if another caregiver or family member is overly controlling or dismissive of the client.
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61. TRUE or FALSE – Poor hygiene, malnutrition, dehydration, or unsafe living condition is a warning sign of elder abuse.
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62. TRUE or FALSE – Missing money, unpaid bills, or unusual financial activity is not a form of elder abuse.
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63. TRUE or FALSE – As a caregiver it is your responsibility to report concerns of elder abuse to your supervisor right away. Never confront the suspected abuser yourself. And always continue providing compassionate, consistent care.
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64. TRUE or FALSE – As a caregiver it is not your responsibility to follow any agency or state guidelines. Or treat any client with respect, dignity, and patience.
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65. TRUE or FALSE – As a caregiver you should build trust, encourage, monitor changes, and advocate for the client if they cannot do it themselves.
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