Child Abuse Flashcards
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specific for abuse than others. These range from findings that clearly indicate trauma (eg, vaginal, hymenal, or anal lacerations; contusions; or complete healed transections of the hymen between 3 and 9 o’clock with the child supine) to those for which consensus is lacking (eg, notching of the hymen or the presence of genital or anal warts).
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specific for abuse than others. These range from findings that clearly indicate trauma (eg, vaginal, hymenal, or anal lacerations; contusions; or complete healed transections of the hymen between 3 and 9 o’clock with the child supine) to those for which consensus is lacking (eg, notching of the hymen or the presence of genital or anal warts).
