In preparing a presentation on the problems of sexual abuse, the nurse incorporates which of the following information?
a. Nurses decide if suspected sexual child abuse is reported.
b. Sexual abuse is found primarily in lower socioeconomic groups.
c. Sexual abusers fit into easily identified, classic profiles.
d. Most sexual abuse incidents occur with a former intimate partner or family member.
D
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A In Canada, nurses are required by law to report suspected sexual abuse to child protection authorities.
B Sexual abuse crosses all gender, socioeconomic, age, and ethnic groups.
C The abuser may not fit any particular description.
D Most often, sexual abuse is at the hands of a former intimate partner or family member.
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