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Rape Trauma Syndrome: A Nursing Diagnosis

Nursing diagnosis is a vital component of professional practice and can be developed for use in a variety of non-traditional settings. Rape Trauma Syndrome is an example of a nursing diagnosis that has application in areas other than the hospital. This particular diagnostic category was an outcome of research and analysis of rape victims. When using a nursing diagnosis, nurses must agree on the subjective and objective data that must be collected to substantiate the specific diagnosis. This article explores in detail the phenomenon of rape trauma. In order for professional nurses to document a diagnosis of Rape Trauma Syndrome, they should be familiar with the etiology, the defining characteristics, and the signs and symptoms of a particular diagnosis. That, in essence, is the focus of this article.