Child Abuse and Neglect
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What is the definition of acts by a caregiver that cause harm to a child?

  • Emotional support and care for the child
  • Causing physical harm or having the potential for harm (correct)
  • Supervising the child's daily activities
  • Providing educational resources for the child

What is a common sign of non-accidental physical injury in a child?

  • Improved confidence
  • Increased appetite
  • Unexplained bruises, bites, or broken bones (correct)
  • Unexplained weight gain

What is the term used to describe the clinical manifestations of serious physical abuse in young children?

  • Battered child syndrome (correct)
  • Physical abuse disorder
  • Child abuse syndrome
  • Child harm syndrome

What is a behavioral sign of a child who is experiencing physical abuse?

<p>Shrinking at the approach of an adult (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What might a child who is experiencing physical abuse do when it is time to go home?

<p>Protest or cry (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Child Abuse

  • Acts by a caregiver that cause physical harm or have the potential to harm the child.
  • Non-accidental physical injury of a child, including:
    • Unexplained burns, bites, bruises, broken bones, or black eyes
    • Fading bruises or other marks

Behavioral Signs of Child Abuse

  • Child seems frightened of the parents and protests or cries when it is time to go home
  • Child shrinks at the approach of an adult
  • Child reports injury by a parent or caregiver

Battered Child Syndrome

  • Term coined by Kempe et al. (1962) to describe the clinical manifestations of serious physical abuse in young children

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This quiz covers the signs and symptoms of physical child abuse, including non-accidental injuries and behavioral indications of fear or trauma.

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