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In accordance with Penn State's False
policy "AD72 Reporting Suspected
Child Abuse" once a report has
been made to the Pennsylvania
Department of Human Services
ChildLine either through an oral
report or via the electron report,
the individual making the report has
completed all the necessary steps
of reporting their concerns.

,Mrs. Jennings, a teacher at the local Mrs. Jennings should make the report because, as
high school, overheard a student a teacher, she is a mandated reporter and
talking with a group of friends required to report suspicions of abuse.
about a fight he had with his father, Additionally, Mrs. Jennings should be reassured
the night before. The student talked by the fact that in PA she is protected from civil
about how hard his dad "hit" him in liability so long as she is making a report in good
the face. This comment caused Mrs. faith.
Jennings to take notice of her
student's face and saw the student
had a bruise under his left eye and
his lip looked like it was swollen.
With this information, Mrs. Jennings
feels like she should do something
but is concerned about retaliation
from the student's father. What
should Mrs. Jennings do:


In an effort to encourage Good Samaritan Laws
individuals to report concerns of
maltreatment, many states have
infused their legislative efforts with
immunities to those individuals who
report in good faith. These immunity
laws have been influenced by what
type of law?


Based on the literature review A medical exam can help identify medical
conducted by Walsh and evidence to prosecute the offenders, A medical
colleagues (2007) and the video exam can help screen for injuries and medical
from Dr. Sheridan Miyamoto, there conditions, A medical exam can reassure victims
are three (3) purposes for and parents about the child's physical well being.
completing a forensic medical
examination for reported child
sexual abuse. Which of the
following support reasoning for
having a forensic medical exam of a
child?

,This is a community-based, Children's Advocacy Center
multidisciplinary organization that
seeks to improve the response,
investigation, and prosecution of
child maltreatment in the United
States.


This mental health provider may or Counselor
may not have a master's degree
depending on the requirements of
the state in which they practice and
the level of complexity of the work
they perform. At the bachelor level,
these professionals are trained to
provide crisis intervention,
problem-solving, client support,
service referral, and advocacy for
social services or criminal justice
intervention. At the master's level,
this professional can work with
children and families by obtaining
their license to work in specialty
areas such as a marriage, family, or
child (Gentry, 1994).


This mental health provider has a Social worker
master's degree which enables the
professional to be involved as a
practitioner and administrator in a
range of subspecialties such as
child protective services,
corrections, community
organizations, and clinical practice
(Gentry, 1994).

, According to Walsh and colleagues appropriate care for the child; support legal
(2007) forensic medical decision-making
examinations are an important part
of a comprehensive response to the
investigation of suspected child
sexual abuse, both to ensure
__________________________ and to
_____________________________.


In the 17th century, Philosopher empty vessels or blank slates
John Locke theorized that children
are _________________________. To Locke,
children were seen as nothing at all,
whose character had to be shaped
through purposeful and diligent
instruction by the child's parents.


CAPTA is the federal legislation Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
dealing with child maltreatment in
the United States, stands for?


________________ is a historical custom Infanticide
practiced as a:
means of controlling and regulating
the population of a society
sacrificial offering to appease gods
means to attempt to limit family size
or ensure financial security

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