Battered Child Syndrome
By Judith Sims, Mary Jane Tenerelli MSThomson Gale, Gale.. Gale Encyclopedia of Children's Health, 2006more »
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Battered child syndrome; Physical abuse - children
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Alternate Names : Battered child syndrome, Physical abuse - children
Definition
Physical child abuse or non-accidental child trauma refers to fractures and other signs of injury that occur when a child is hit in anger.
Battered child syndrome: An ongoing pattern of behavior in which children are physically abused. The battered child syndrome is a form of child abuse.
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Battered child syndrome; Physical abuse - children
Causes
Physical abuse tends to occur at moments of great stress. Many people who commit physical abuse were abused themselves as children.
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In 1962, the term "battered child syndrome" became part of the medical vocabulary and by 1976 all of the states in the United States had adopted laws mandating the reporting of suspected child abuse.
 See also: CHILD syndrome, Fracture, Injury, Abuse, Trauma
  
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