Understand how to respond to evidence or concerns that a child or young person has been abused or harmed
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All practitioners working with children should see the child and ascertain his or her wishes and feelings as part of considering what action to take in relation to concerns about the child’s welfare. Is this statement true or false?
FALSE
TRUE
Which of the following signs and symptoms may give cause for concern in the context of potential sexual abuse? Select the 2 correct answers
Becomes very hyperactive
Produces drawings of sex organs
Has an increased appetite for food
Has soreness or bleeding in the throat, anal or genital areas
Which of the signs below may indicate neglect? Select 3 correct answers.
Fear of clothing being removed
Untreated medical problems
Dirty clothes
Older child suddenly starts thumb sucking
Constantly hungry
If a child discloses abuse at any time it is important not to ask direct or leading questions, and to communicate at the child’s own pace, without applying pressure for them to respond. Is this statement true or false?
FALSE
TRUE
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