Child Abuse Identification and Intervention Exam - Q & A

Child Abuse Identification and Intervention Exam - Q & A Physical factors that may indicate a risk of physical child abuse include: Bruises in unusual places Which of the following is NOT a form of neglect? Technological Behavioral factors that may indicate a risk of physical child abuse include: Anxiety when the home environment is discussed Which of the following is an example of a non-touching sexual offense? Exposing children to pornographic material Which of the following groups face a higher risk of abuse than others? Children under 6 Children with disabilities: Are more vulnerable to maltreatment than children without disabilities Possible environmental factors that may indicate a risk of physical child abuse include: Family alcohol or drug abuse According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, an abused or neglected child is one whose physical and/or emotional welfare is: Harmed or threatened by acts or failures to act by the person responsible for the child