You are caring for a child that has been repeatedly dunked in extremely hot water. He has blisters on his lower body all the way to his waist. How should you handle this situation?
A) Let the abuser know that you have called the police.
B) Keep your anger in check and focus on treating the child.
C) Give the abuser a taste of his own medicine.
D) Ask the neighbor if they have observed any abuse.
Question 2
You are treating a young child whom you suspect may be a victim of abuse. As you are examining him, you notice bruises of various colors on his back and legs. He is conscious and vital signs are stable with no immediate life threats. What is your first priority?
A) Call law enforcement and have them take the parents into custody.
B) Advise the parents that you will notify law enforcement of your findings.
C) Transport the child for further evaluation by professionals at the ED.
D) Be careful to not record your suspicions in your patient care report.
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