Childhood sexual abuse The authors in this study assessed the relationship between long term physical health consequences of childhood sexual abuse . With the use of meta-analysis, six health factors were assessed. The participants consisted of adults who experienced both childhood abuse and sexual abuse compared to those who had not experienced any form of abuse. Here we define abuse as any form of unwanted sexual or non-sexual contact. General health and six other categories were researched, as
Professor: Dr. Matt Webster The Effects of Corporal Punishment in Children Should physical means of punishment be an option to discipline our children when they are misbehaving? The use of corporal punishment to discipline children remains one of the last holdouts of old-fashioned childrearing in the United States (Gershoff, 2010). Corporal punishment (or also known as physical punishment) is defined as the use of physical force towards a child for the purpose of controlling the child’s behavior, and
part of the web community. However, those individuals do not realize their use of technology can negatively affect their emotional/mental, physical, and social wellness. Social media creates an unbalanced lifestyle. Social media holds a power over the emotional state of a person. According to an article titled “Negative Effects Of Social Media On Your Health” by author Falcon
Not only this, the physical inactivity due to excessive mechanization resulted in to causation of a number of health problems. Machines have dominated every sphere of life whether rural or urban and whether personal or professional life. Machines have replaced the man power. Previously the works which were done manually are now done with machines. The use of machines for various pursuits has reduced the physical labour that resulted in to decrease in physical activity and lead to a
Exercise and health There is a significant evolution in recent decades about the concept of exercise and its relationship with health. It is become something important and necessary because of its different benefits for health. Especially that the subject of exercise has become important to the proper people and to the people who suffer from chronic disease. In addition, the exercise plays an important role in prevention and treatment. The statistics indicate that a rise in the incidence of
Hygiene and physical evidence : low cleanliness, untidy staff, bad ambience, stingy water and facilities arrangement not proper, congestion, waiting room-not proper, temperature-not comfortable. 2.Operations :poor service, unavailability of specialists, inexactness of
After reading the case I was able to pull out several strengths that Suzy possesses. One of these strengths includes her intelligence regarding her mental health needs. Suzy seems very knowledgeable about her mental health diagnosis and has been consistently working with someone in order to manage her mental health in an effective way. Suzy took the initiative to research the impact her antidepressant medication would have on her pregnancy and make an informed decision regarding the medication. In
According to Fassel (2000), research has suggested that high levels of distress exists in families of workaholics (Matuska, 2010). Brian E. Robinson has presented a case study of a workaholic man and his family (Robinson, 1998). The case study reflects common themes in workaholic families such as the development of a pattern of circularity. The following typically occurs; (1) family members become consumed with trying to get the workaholic to stop his
will considered arguments for many points to some problem with this view. According to the case, a 79 female client with dementia has a chronic indwelling catheter, attempts to remove the catheter and begin straight catheterization every shift were met by the patient becoming combative with staff, the patient repeated episodes of pulling catheter because of lack of decision making capacity to
The world’s population is rapidly ageing; the number of population from 2000 to 2050 will double from about 11% to 22% according to World Health Organization (WHO). The number of people who aged 60 years and above is likely to increase from merely 605 million to surprisingly 2 billion over the 60 years (Facts about ageing, 2014) [1]. As mentioned by W.A. Wan-Ibrahim and I. Zainab (W.A. Wan-Ibrahim, I. Zainab, 2014), one of the reasons for population ageing is because the number of older people