RNSG 2213 (M.H.) - Exam 3, Modlule 9:Sexual Violence, Sexual Assault, Rape, Child Sexual Abuse, Incest, Acquaintance/Date Rape, Spousal/Marital Rape, Vulnerability Factors, Perpetrators, Antisocial Personality, Substance-Facilitated Assault, RAINN, SANE N

RNSG 2213 (M.H.) - Exam 3, Modlule 9:Sexual Violence, Sexual Assault, Rape, Child Sexual Abuse, Incest, Acquaintance/Date Rape, Spousal/Marital Rape, Vulnerability Factors, Perpetrators, Antisocial Personality, Substance-Facilitated Assault, RAINN, SANE Nurse, SART Team, Evidence Collection, Rape Kit, Consent, Acute Stress Disorder, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Flashbacks, Nightmares, Hyper-arousal, Avoidance, Depression, Anxiety, Somatic Symptoms, Sexual Dysfunction, Survivor Support, CBT, Crisis Counseling, Case Management, Forensic Documentation, Victim Empowerment Exam Questions Verified and Provided with Complete A+ Graded Rationales Latest Updated 2026 Sexual Violence ¢Sexual violence (sexual assault) is umbrella term that includes acts from sexual harassment to rape. ¢Act of violence, control, power, humiliation, dominance (generally not pursuit of sexual gratification) ¢Consequences to victim are severe and include suicide, depression, panic, eating disorders, sexual dysfunction, somatic complaints, PTSD, trust issues and difficulties with daily functioning ¢FBI states next to murder this is second most violent crime (frequently life threatening situations) ¢Victims traumatized emotionally and physically Prevalence ¢Rape and child sexual molestation are among most underreported crimes. ¢1 in 6 females, 1 in 33 males will be victimized ¢Child sexual abuse and incest: Family members (75%), teachers, clergy, babysitters, family friends (one the child trusts) ¢High school: 8% forced to have sex ¢Young adults: ages 16 to 19 were most likely age group (acquaintance or date rape) ¢LGBTQ: this community at risk for violence due to negative perceptions and hate crimes Vulnerability factors in sexual violence ¢Disabled, cognitive problems, mental illness ¢Children ages 8-12 and 16 – 19 have highest rates ¢Drug and alcohol use a common factor ¢In poverty situations, history of rape generally before age 18 ¢There is no mandatory reporting of sexual violence unless they involve a minor, elder or “vulnerable person” Perpetrator of sexual assault ¢Antisocial personality disorder ( viewed people as objects, lack empathy) ¢Offenders often report being sexually assaulted as children ¢Impulsive, hostile, possible gang affiliation ¢RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization and leading authority on sexual violence ¢Site: 83% known to victim, 60% are aquaintances Sexual Offenders and Relationships with Victims Spousal (or marital) rape - first prosecuted as a crime in mid 1970s; most underreported type of rape and frequently accompanied by severe violence Acquaintance (or date) rape - in some cases use of alcohol;, Z- drugs, Rohypnol ( detected in urine up to 72 hours), GHB, ketamine - to facilitate sexual assault National Organization RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization and leading authority on sexual violence. "We are a dynamic organization comprised of experts in victim services, public education, public policy, consulting services, and technology. Our team works together to provide best-in-class services for survivors, inform and educate the nation about sexual violence, and improve the public policy and criminal justice response to sexual violence" Specialized Sexual Assault Services -sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) RNs with specialized training in caring for sexual assault patients demonstrated competency in conducting medical and legal evaluations ability to be an expert witness in court -sexual assault response team (SART) help victims cope with present and aftermath of sexual violence.