Child mlatreatment Flashcards

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5 forms of child maltreatment

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  1. physcial abuse
  2. sexual abuse
  3. neglect
  4. emotional maltreatment
  5. exposure to intimate partner violence
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how common is maltreatment

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14/1000 - but underestimated

only 40% substantiated

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3
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3 most common forms

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  1. neglect
  2. exposure to violence
  3. physcial abuse
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4
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how common is physcial and sexual abuse in ontario

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20% of adult report physcial under 16

22% of women and 8% of men report sexual under 16

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3 bruising red flags

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  1. Age/dev. level - bruises in ambulating children abnormal
  2. loaction - on well-cushioned areas
  3. pattern - objects/lines
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what defines child

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under 16

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purpose of child and family services act

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promote the best interests, protection and well being of the child

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what is duty to report

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anyone who has reasonable grounds to suspect that a child in need of protection must PROMPTY report to childrens aid society

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what is ongoing duty to report

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anyone with ADDITIONAL REASONABLE GROUNDS shall make a further report even if has already made one

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what is delegation

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must make report yourself, not delegate

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2 parts of medical workup

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  1. evalaution of underlying problems
    - lab tests for bruising
  2. evaluate for additional injury
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4 labs for additional injury

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  1. labs for occult abdo injury
  2. skeletal survey
  3. brain imaging
  4. optho exam
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def. neglect

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  • helpful to focus on impact on child

- neglect occurs when child’s basic needs are not being adequately met

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6 general steps to approach neglect

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  1. are child’s needs being met
  2. is there a pattern of neglect
  3. what is contributing to neglect
  4. what strengths/protections are avail
  5. what interventions have been tried
  6. what is prognosis
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5 possible contributions to neglect

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  1. child - high needs
  2. parent - mental illness, cog., medical
  3. family- chaos, social isolation, lack of support
  4. context - poverty, culture, religion
  5. community - poor access to health care, few supports
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16
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5 possible strengths

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  1. child
  2. parents- child focused, motivated
  3. family - extended fam. will help
  4. context - religous, cultural supports
  5. community - programs avail
17
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what is prev. of intimate partner violence

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23% report being abuse in preceeding year

- only 22% report

18
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most common age for IPV

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25-34yo

19
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2 most commonly associated abuses of child with IPV

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  1. neglect

2. emotional maltreatment

20
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relat. between IPV and child abuse

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53-70% of wife batterers also abused children

- with IPV are 15x more likely to be abused

21
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6 barrier to recognition of IPV

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  1. not seen as peds problems
  2. no routine inquiry
  3. lack of private area/ time contraints
  4. fear of offending parents
  5. misconception about batterer/victim
  6. lack of training/knowledge