Definitions
Types of Abuse
Behavioral Indicators/Physical Indicators
MISC.
MISC.
100

Physical, sexual, and/or psychological maltreatment or neglect of a child or children, especially by a parent or a caregiver. 

Child Abuse 
100

What are the four types of abuse?

Neglect, Physical, Sexual, Emotional

100

Behavioral Indicator:

What is an example of sexual abuse?

poor peer relationships, regression,  

100

Who is often a child's first line of defense?

Police/CPS

100

Who do you call to report if a child is NOT in immediate danger?

DCBS

200

Any intentional act causing injury, trauma, bodily harm or other physical suffering to another person by way of bodily contact 

Physical Abuse 


200
What are two examples of neglect?

poor school attendance, no supervision, lack of food, water, or clothing 

200

Physical Indicators:

What is an example of neglect?

poor hygiene, malnourished, development problems 

200

What happens if child abuse if not reported?

Person will be found guilty of a Class B misdemeanor
200

Who do you call to report if a child IS in immediate danger?

Police/911

300

A patter of behavior in which the perpetrator insults, humiliates, and generally instills fear in an individual in order to control them. 

Emotional Abuse

300

What are two examples of physical abuse?

hitting, kicking, biting, harmful restraint, beating

300

Behavioral Indicators:

What is an example of physical abuse?

fearful of physical contact, avoiding confrontation, lack of curiosity

300

To whom do you report suspected child abuse (what office)

DCBS - Department of Community Based Services

300

When should you report child abuse?

When there is reason to believe a child is being abused, neglected, dependent, or a victim of human trafficking, or in imminent danger

400

A serious head injury caused by the shaking of an infant

Abusive Head Trauma

400

What are two examples of sexual abuse?

fondling, genital exposure

400

Physical Indicator:

What is an example of emotional abuse?

isolating, threats, yelling

400

What are two examples of abusive head trauma?

Violent shaking and direct blows to the head

400

Why are children with special needs twice as likely to be abused and neglected?

high care needs, increased vulnerability or the range of other factors that affect other children

500

Fearful of others, extremely shy, fearful of touch

Environmental Indicators 

500

What are two examples of emotional abuse?

ignoring, name calling, showing no love

500

Behavioral Indicator:

What is an example of neglect?

showing signs of self-harm, no concentration, depressed, anxious, aggressive

500

What are three medical conditions that are often mistaken for signs of physical abuse?

Bleeding disorders, bone disorders, hyperthyroidism, fibrinogen, vitamin K deficiency, thrombocytopenia

500

What are two pieces of "helpful" information when reporting?

1. if the caller has been involved with the family or made attempts to work with them on the problem

2. Whether the caretaker has been responsive or resistant to any attempt to help

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