The nurse is caring for a client who has a history of being physically and sexually abused as a child, and his father abandoned the family when he was 7 years old. The nurse recognizes that this increases the client's risk of becoming a perpetrator of rape because of which type of risk factors?
A)Individual
B)Relationship
C)Community
D)Societal

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A)Relationship risk factors for perpetration include a family environment characterized by physical violence and conflict; a childhood history of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse; and poor parent-child relationships, particularly with fathers. Although the client may also have individual, community, or societal risk factors as well, the factors the nurse has identified here are relationship risk factors.
B)Relationship risk factors for perpetration include a family environment characterized by physical violence and conflict; a childhood history of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse; and poor parent-child relationships, particularly with fathers. Although the client may also have individual, community, or societal risk factors as well, the factors the nurse has identified here are relationship risk factors.
C)Relationship risk factors for perpetration include a family environment characterized by physical violence and conflict; a childhood history of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse; and poor parent-child relationships, particularly with fathers. Although the client may also have individual, community, or societal risk factors as well, the factors the nurse has identified here are relationship risk factors.
D)Relationship risk factors for perpetration include a family environment characterized by physical violence and conflict; a childhood history of physical, sexual, or emotional abuse; and poor parent-child relationships, particularly with fathers. Although the client may also have individual, community, or societal risk factors as well, the factors the nurse has identified here are relationship risk factors.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Client Who Has a History