Parent or caretaker delays seeking care for a child or fails to seek appropriate care. Child is frightened of going home. Child is clingy and forms indiscriminate attachments. Child is apprehensive when other children cry. Child is wary of physical contact with adults.
Child is hyervigilant.
Child suffers from seizures or vomiting. Types of Injuries Bruises Bruises, also referred to as contusions, resulting from abuse are found on multiple surfaces of the body, particularly the buttocks, back, genitals and face. Linear bruise marks, strap marks, or loop marks going around a curved body surface are almost always evidence of abuse. Multiple bruises may all be of the same color or of different colors if the injuries were sustained at different times. Lacerations As with bruising, the multiplicity and location of the wounds should be considered.