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Question 5 can be a physical or psychological condition and typically involves persistent injuries (e.g., cuts, burns, bruises, broken bones, and emotional abuse) inflicted on a child by a caregiver. Abusive child syndrome Battered child syndrome Neglected child syndrome Shaken baby syndrome 1 pts

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can be a physical or psychological condition and typically involves persistent injuries (e.g., cuts,
burns, bruises, broken bones, and emotional abuse) inflicted on a child by a caregiver.
Abusive child syndrome
Battered child syndrome
Neglected child syndrome
Shaken baby syndrome
1 pts

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Question 5
can be a physical or psychological condition and typically involves persistent injuries (e.g., cuts,
burns, bruises, broken bones, and emotional abuse) inflicted on a child by a caregiver.
Abusive child syndrome
Battered child syndrome
Neglected child syndrome
Shaken baby syndrome
1 pts

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