A nurse is assessing a child for sexual abuse. Which assessment findings will the nurse expect?
a. Physical aggression and sleep disturbances
b. Many peers and no drug usage
c. Panic attacks and anorexia
d. Anxiety and depression
ANS: A
Behavioral signs of sexual abuse in a child include physical aggression, sleep disturbance, poor peer relationships, and substance abuse. Panic attacks, anorexia, anxiety, and depression are behavioral signs for adults.
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