Child Maltreatment: A Clinical Guide and Reference
- ISBN-10
- 1878060554
- ISBN-13
- 9781878060556
- Series
- Child Maltreatment
- Pages
- 1128
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2005
- Publisher
- G.W. Medical Pub.
- Authors
- Angelo P. Giardino, Randell Alexander
Description
Cover -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Overview of Child Maltreatment -- Chapter 2: Skeletal and Visceral Radiological Imaging -- Chapter 3: Head Injury -- Chapter 4: Bruises and Burns in Child Maltreatment -- Chapter 5: Ophthalmic Manifestations -- Chapter 6: Oral Injuries -- Chapter 7: Thoracoabdominal Injuries -- Chapter 8: The Chemically Abused Child -- Chapter 9: Neglect and Abandonment -- Chapter 10: Failure to Thrive: A Reconceptualization -- Chapter 11: Sexual Abuse: Overview -- Chapter 12: Sexual Abuse: Issues Related to Interviewing Children -- Chapter 13: Sexual Abuse: The Medical Examination -- Chapter 14: Sexually Transmitted Diseases -- Chapter 15: Psychological Maltreatment -- Chapter 16: Developmental Aspects of the Young Child -- Chapter 17: Psychopathology and the Role of the Child Psychiatrist -- Chapter 18: Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy -- Chapter 19: Psychological Assessment and Treatment Approaches -- Chapter 20: Using Drawing in Short-Term Assessment and Investigation -- Chapter 21: Role of the School -- Chapter 22: Risk of the Internet -- Chapter 23: Risk of Abuse in Faith Communities -- Chapter 24: Cultural Aspects -- Chapter 25: Children With Special Needs -- Chapter 26: Foster Care: Healthcare Issues -- Chapter 27: Family Abduction -- Chapter 28: Pediatric Screening for Intimate Partner Violence -- Chapter 29: Interpersonal Violence -- Chapter 30: The Role of Law Enforcement in the Investigation of Child Maltreatment -- Chapter 31: Legal Issues -- Chapter 32: Preparing a Case for Court -- Chapter 33: Preparing to Give Expert Testimony -- Chapter 34: Role of the Medical Examiner in Fatal Cases -- Chapter 35: Child Fatality Review Team -- Chapter 36: Forensic Evidence Collection -- Chapter 37: DNA Evidence -- Chapter 38: Multidisciplinary Teams -- Chapter 39: Role of Physician and Nurse Education
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