Elderly Bathtub-How To Spot the Disabled Abuse
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Elder abuse is described by the following acts among family and members of the household, any nursing home staff or any individual. - When somebody attempts or causes physical injury to an elder - When the family member or staff of a nursing home try to or is trying to place an elder in terror or alarm of physical harm by torment, threat or harassment - When one is convincing or persuading an elder by strength or intimidation to participate in a certain act from which the elder has the right to withhold - When one meaningfully confines the movements of an elder without his consent - Threatening the elder to a crime of violence.
1. Detecting Abuse: - Burn markings from cigarette - Black eye, lacerations, bruises or cuts that can not be explained - Rope marks, a sign that the elder had been tied or slashed upon - Hair loss, a sign that the elder's hair was pulled - Bodily sores and wounds - Fingernails that are broken - The elder's skin is very poor condition - Fractures of the bone - Bite marks - Eye glasses are broken - Laboratory results are positive of drug overdose - The elder displays a sudden change of behavior - The care giver refuses to allow visitors to see the elder
2. Signs Of Neglect: - Sores are untreated - Displays significant signs of malnutrition - May show signs of insanity - Lack of personal hygiene care. 3. Signs Of Emotional Abuse: - May display a nervous behavior - Constantly be disturbed or upset - Displays a negative attitude - Always in anxiety - Demonstrate signs of insecurity, such as constant sucking or biting of the fingers. 4. Financial Abuse: - Unknown withdrawal from the elder's account - Unusual ATM withdrawals and switching of accounts - The elder tend to withdraw money often - The elder does not receive his pension or Social Security check from the mail - The elder, without any valid reason.
Almost all States have information as well as a referral line that can be useful and helpful in locating and finding services for elder abuse and neglect victims. National Domestic Violence Hotline The hotline provides support counseling for victims of domestic violence and provides links to 2,500 local support services for abused women. The hotline operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year. 1-800-799-SAFE TDD 1-800-787-3224
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