Care of Minors Flashcards

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What kind of care do you give for minors and who do consult?

A

General patient care and consult OLMD as needed

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What kind of interventions do you provide for all patients IAW certification level and applicable protocol?

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Life-saving interventions

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What do you do if there is suspected abuse or known assault?

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Ensure SFS is on-scene prior to arrival of EMS/ F&ES personnel

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When do you need consent from a parent’guardian?

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For evaluations, treatments, and transport of a non-emancipated minor who requires care for a non-life-threatening condition

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When would parent/guardians may not be required?

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Minors who present with complaints related to pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, mental health, and/or substance abuse

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What are emancipated minors?

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Individuals <18 years of age serving in the military, people who are financially self-supporting and living independently of guardians, and people who have been declared emancipated by a court of law

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What should emancipated minors show?

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A proof of legal emancipation

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What is child abuse/neglect?

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Physical or mental injury, sexual abuse, negligent treatment, and/or maltreatment of a child under the age 18 by a person who is responsible for the child’s welfare.

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What do you do for suspected abuse and/or neglect?

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Assess for/document psychological characteristics of abuse, physical signs of abuse, and signs of neglect

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Why do you contact OLMD?

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To immediately report a suspected abuse and/or neglect

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How do you assess for/document psychological characteristics of abuse?

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Excessive passivity, complaint/fearful behavior, excessive aggression, violent tendencies, excessive crying, etc

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How do you assess for/document physical signs of abuse?

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Unexplained bruises, abrasions, bite marks, cigarette burns, etc.

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How do you assess for/document signs of neglect?

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Inappropriate levels of clothing, inadequate hygiene, absence of an attentive caregiver, or malnutrition

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How do you assess for/document signs of sexual abuse?

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Pain, itching, bleeding, bruising in the genital area; inappropriate dress, multiple layers in a hot environment; reports of recurrent urinary tract infections

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What kind of facility should sexual assault child be transffered to?

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A facility that is capable of performing pediatric sexual assault examinations

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