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Child Abuse PowerPoint Presentation. About This Presentation Follow. Abuse is mental, emotional, physical or sexual injury to a child or failure to prevent such injury to a child. Inflicted physical injury most often represents unreasonable, severe corporal punishment or unjustifiable punishment. Neglect includes: Failure to provide a child with food, clothing, shelter, medical care. Leaving a child in a situation where the child is at risk of harm.

In child neglect, the parents or caregivers are simply choosing not to do their job. Slide 10 - There are three basic types of neglect. Physical Educational Emotional Slide 11 - Physical Failure to provide adequate food, clothing, or hygiene. Refusal to provide or delay in providing necessary health care for the child. Abandoning children without providing for their care or expelling children from the home without arranging for their care. Violations of privacy — Forcing a child to undress, spying on a child in the bathroom or bedroom.

Exposing children to adult sexuality — Performing sexual acts in front of a child, exposing genitals, telling "dirty" stories, showing pornography to a child. Slide 19 - Withholding Affection Ignoring or disregarding the child Lack of affection and warmth: Failure to hug, praise, express love for the child Slide 20 - Extreme Punishment These are actions that are meant to isolate and terrorize a child, such as tying the child to a fixture or piece of furniture or locking a child in a closet or dark room.

Slide 21 - Corruption This involves causing a child to witness or participate in inappropriate behavior, such as criminal activities, drug or alcohol abuse, or acts of violence. Slide 22 - Causes of Child Abuse Stress, including the stress of caring for children, or the stress of caring for a child with a disability, special needs, or difficult behaviors Lack of nurturing qualities necessary for child care Immaturity: a disproportionate number of parents who abuse their children are teenagers Difficulty controlling anger Personal history of being abused Isolation from the family or community Physical or mental health problems, such as depression and anxiety Alcohol or drug abuse Personal problems such as marital conflict, unemployment, or financial difficulties.

Prior to commencing his or her employment, and as a prerequisite to that employment, all mandated reporters must sign a statement on a form provided to him or her by his or her employer to the effect that he or she has knowledge of the provisions of Section and will comply with those provisions.

Slide 25 - Physical Abuse Slide 26 - Soft Tissue Injuries Bruises on face, lips, mouth, torso, back, buttocks, thighs Especially in various stages of healing Degree of bruising is greater than expected for the activity level of the child.

Physical examination revealed multiple bruises, bilateral and frontal subdural hematomas by CT, and diffuse retinal hemorrhages and retinal folds on ophthalmic exam. Subsequently, the dad was charged with abuse. One month later after a prolonged stay in ICU he developed a seizure disorder and severe developmental delay.

His retinal hemorrhages have not yet completely resolved. Slide 37 - Case Study 1 2 month old baby girl brought into the local ER with scalp swelling. History: infant rolled off a sofa onto a carpeted floor. Subdural hematoma — blood collection between the two cerebral hemispheres. Conclusion: Shaking is the typical cause of inter-hemispheric subdural hematomas. Slide 42 - Case 3 1-year-old brought in by ambulance comatose. Small area of bleeding notes. Conclusion: Child was violently shaken, causing severe brain injury as evidenced by diffuse cerebral edema.

This fracture is less than 14 days old as there is no visible callus. Conclusion: Rib fractures a common injuries in the young less than 2 years. Typically, is part of violent shaking. Child is held very tightly around the chest and squeezed while shaking. Conclusion: This injury is almost always caused by direct trauma assault, bicycle handlebar injury. Common injury in abuse and is typically seen in older children who are punched or kicked in the abdomen. Slide 51 - Case Study 5 6 week old presents with sudden swelling of leg with no apparent trauma.

Slide 52 - X-ray of Femur Slide 53 - Questions Is it developmentally possible for a six-week old to fracture a femur? Upon questioning the parents they report an incident when the infant was bumped against a door while carrying him in a padded infant carrier. The parents tell you it could not have been hard enough to cause a fracture.

Slide 54 - Family History Father: 4 fractures 2 of which occurred with minor trauma. Mother: scoliosis 2 aunts: scoliosis Slide 55 - What is the diagnosis? Osteogenesis imperfecta. Occult types tend to be autosomal dominant Family history positive for fractures Slide 56 - Does the injury match the history? In case study 5 a good family history provided a history of hereditary condition that can cause fractures.

Penal Code a. Slide 61 - What if I am not sure that abuse has occurred? Confirmation of abuse is not required. Know More. All rights reserved.

Slide 1 -. Slide 2 -. Slide 3 -. What is Abuse? Slide 4 -. Four Types of Child Abuse physical abuse sexual abuse emotional abuse neglect. Slide 5 -. Slide 6 -. Physical Indicators unexplained bruises in various stages of healing welts, human bite marks, bald spots unexplained burns, especially cigarette burns or immersion burns unexplained fractures, lacerations or abrasions swollen areas evidence of delayed or inappropriate treatment for injuries.

Slide 7 -. Slide 8 -. What is neglect? Slide 9 -. Slide 10 -. There are three basic types of neglect. Physical Educational Emotional. Slide 11 -. Physical Failure to provide adequate food, clothing, or hygiene. Slide 12 -. Slide 13 -. Emotional Inadequate nurturing or affection Exposure of the child to spousal abuse Permitting a child to drink alcohol or use recreational drugs Failure to intervene when the child demonstrates antisocial behavior Refusal of or delay in providing necessary psychological care.

Slide 14 -. Slide 15 -. Sexual Abuse Behavior involving penetration — vaginal or anal intercourse and oral sex Fondling — Touching or kissing a child's genitals, making a child fondle an adult's genitals. Slide 16 -. Signs of Sexual Abuse Inappropriate interest in or knowledge of sexual acts Seductive behavior Reluctance or refusal to undress in front of others Extra aggression or, at the other end of the spectrum, extra compliance Fear of a particular person or family member.

Slide 17 -. Slide 18 -. Slide 19 -. Withholding Affection Ignoring or disregarding the child Lack of affection and warmth: Failure to hug, praise, express love for the child. Slide 20 -. Extreme Punishment These are actions that are meant to isolate and terrorize a child, such as tying the child to a fixture or piece of furniture or locking a child in a closet or dark room.

Slide 21 -. Corruption This involves causing a child to witness or participate in inappropriate behavior, such as criminal activities, drug or alcohol abuse, or acts of violence. Slide 22 -. Causes of Child Abuse Stress, including the stress of caring for children, or the stress of caring for a child with a disability, special needs, or difficult behaviors Lack of nurturing qualities necessary for child care Immaturity: a disproportionate number of parents who abuse their children are teenagers Difficulty controlling anger Personal history of being abused Isolation from the family or community Physical or mental health problems, such as depression and anxiety Alcohol or drug abuse Personal problems such as marital conflict, unemployment, or financial difficulties.

Slide 23 -. Slide 24 -. Slide 25 -. Physical Abuse. Slide 26 -. Soft Tissue Injuries Bruises on face, lips, mouth, torso, back, buttocks, thighs Especially in various stages of healing Degree of bruising is greater than expected for the activity level of the child.

Slide 27 -. Slide 28 -. Abnormal Bruising Patterns. Slide 29 -. Business Models Cars and Transportation Computers Construction Consulting Data Driven Diagrams and Charts Education Charts and Diagrams Flow Charts General Global Graph Charts Health and Recreation Icons Infographics Legal Matrix Charts Medical Medical Diagrams and Charts Military Organizational Charts People Pie Charts Politics and Government Process Diagrams Puzzle Diagrams Real Estate Shapes Silhouettes Sports Stage Diagrams Tables Technology and Science Telecommunication