Types and Signs of Abuse and Neglect - Pediatric Nursing - Principles |

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

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  • @aleciawertz9156
    @aleciawertz9156 2 года назад +16

    Thank you SO much for the trigger warning!! I personally didn't go through child abuse, but I know many that have and I know the warnings before content are so helpful for them. You all are a blessing, thank you so much Level up RN!!

    • @LevelUpRN
      @LevelUpRN  2 года назад +3

      Absolutely, I'm happy to do it! Thank you so much for your kind comment! --Meris :)

  • @carleyknuckles2273
    @carleyknuckles2273 2 года назад +5

    Thank you so much for the trigger warning. As a student with PTSD, I have been encouraging my own professors to provide TW for this type of content. You're doing such a great job!

  • @michelleglennjones4391
    @michelleglennjones4391 Месяц назад

    A great resource for reviewing types and signs of abuse to use in the social work field😊

  • @donnagifford8733
    @donnagifford8733 Год назад +4

    I'm in lvl 2 (2nd semester) of LPN school and it's the hardest due to so much info so fast and I struggle with learning just by reading. You explanations and testing really help! Thank You!!

  • @shaniqueellison2060
    @shaniqueellison2060 Год назад +1

    I absolutely love your videos Meris. Thank you for the awesome job you do here!

  • @jenniferlenardson4679
    @jenniferlenardson4679 2 года назад +4

    These videos are so helpful. Would love to have the quiz answers read out as I’m usually listening to these videos rather than watching! Thanks!

    • @schoolrules2057
      @schoolrules2057 2 года назад

      Agreed, I almost swiped a car when trying to see if I got a question correct! 😅

    • @Mar-vu5mb
      @Mar-vu5mb 7 месяцев назад

      @@schoolrules2057 me while driving

  • @hannateodrosgirmatsion9155
    @hannateodrosgirmatsion9155 Год назад

    It’s very helpful thanks so much! Right time for level 3 !

  • @RNayazTalks
    @RNayazTalks 2 года назад +1

    Dear Meris! one million thanks for your wonderful videos. i would like to suggest that in the end you ask for the quiz and there is no other options or choices available. how it would be if you give some options and then we answer if we are sure or can make an educated guess. this is only my suggestion. if it is wrong you may clarify it to me. once again thank you so much!

  • @mabintykargbo2353
    @mabintykargbo2353 Год назад

    Thank you!! You are great.

  • @kylamaemanarang2967
    @kylamaemanarang2967 Год назад

    thank you so much! bless you

  • @christianahfadipe1957
    @christianahfadipe1957 Год назад

    Thank u very much. Very helpful.

  • @rg1whiteywins598
    @rg1whiteywins598 Год назад +2

    Sexual abuse also includes inappropriate talking about sexual activities to children who are too young to know about those things or exposing your body to them and making comments about it. Thats different than a child seeing their parent without clothes by accident . Many children who have been abused have experienced many of the abuse things that dont leave marks.

  • @publicdomainliterature3242
    @publicdomainliterature3242 Год назад +5

    You took the time to say "children with a vulva" rather than girls, and that stood out to me. Thank you for considering trans children, if that is what you were doing. They are often forgotten, especially in the medical community.

    • @LevelUpRN
      @LevelUpRN  Год назад +3

      Everyone at the Level Up RN team believes that trans children (and adults!) deserve love, support, and respect. It is up to us as healthcare professionals and advocates to change our language and behavior to be inclusive and considerate of ALL patients. And as educators, how we model this language and behavior for students impacts the care patients will receive from those nurses in the future. We are working every day to be as inclusive as possible for all patients! Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment, it really just made me feel so incredibly warm and fuzzy! -Meris :)

    • @publicdomainliterature3242
      @publicdomainliterature3242 Год назад +2

      Yes! Absolutely! And so well articulated. Our verbiage surrounding conditions we see can dictate how that patients treatment, self perception, quality of stay, and mental health during the stay goes. WORDS MATTER, and I’m so grateful mine made you feel warm and fuzzy :) by the way, fellow chamberlain gal here. I used to sit in some of your tutoring sessions and loved loved loved your energy and expertise even then. In fact, the last time I sent to your chamberlain email, it bounced back because you’d graduated! 🥳 so exceptional and so inspiring. I love your journey and intellect. Thanks for sharing it with us ☺️

  • @mitchelljimeno3564
    @mitchelljimeno3564 Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @janetteislas164
    @janetteislas164 3 года назад +1

    Really helpful :)

  • @azampiroozi3584
    @azampiroozi3584 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @andrewamisi8225
    @andrewamisi8225 2 года назад

    Much appreciated 👍

    • @LevelUpRN
      @LevelUpRN  2 года назад

      Thank you so much for watching!

  • @TheOsandraO
    @TheOsandraO 3 года назад +1

    I am scare that when I become a nurse to blame parents of abuse if they are innocent. I have seen broken families that went though that!

    • @LevelUpRN
      @LevelUpRN  3 года назад +9

      That is certainly a scary thought, but remember that reporting suspicion of abuse does not mean you are accusing anyone in particular! There have been cases of innocent parents but children being abused by another family member or caregiver, sibling, etc. and the parents didn't know. We don't blame or accuse anyone, we simply report the objective facts that lead us to have concern for abuse; by reporting suspicion of abuse, we allow for the appropriate professionals to investigate! Having these kinds of thoughts and concerns tells me you are going to be a great nurse :) --Meris

  • @anthonychristie3830
    @anthonychristie3830 4 месяца назад

    Correction: (4:21) A 2 month old won't fall off the bed, since the rolling doesn't start until 4 to 6 months.

  • @azampiroozi3584
    @azampiroozi3584 Год назад

    😭😭😭

  • @djkell78
    @djkell78 27 дней назад

    Not going to lie this very sad to here.

  • @VanFleek-ix3gp
    @VanFleek-ix3gp 6 месяцев назад

    UNSUBSCRIBED DUE TO THE WATCH U GUYS STARTED SUPPORTING STUPID STUFF I HAVE BEEN A MEMBER FOR THIS CHANNEL FOR 4 YEARS NOW I CANT HANDEL THATS NONE SENES