their placement
	the explanation provided for them
	the frequency and/or sequencing of such injuries

• Bruises, welts, and bite marks in various stages of healing regularly appearing after an absence, weekend, or vacation on several different areas in non-accidental injury sites such as face, lips, mouth, both eyes or cheeks, neck, wrists, ankles, torso, back, buttocks, or thighs clustered or in the pattern of a purposeful instrument such as a belt buckle or electric cord that mimic "grab-marks" on arms or shoulder that provide evidence of a human bite (wide tooth imprint; compressed flesh)
  
  
• Lacerations or abrasions to mouth, lips, gums, eyes, external genitalia, or on back, arms, legs, or torso
  
  
• Burns patterned like an electric burner, an iron, or end of cigar/cigarette in non-accidental injury sites such as soles, palms, back, or buttocks resembling rope burns on arms, legs, neck, or torso resembling immersions by scalding water (sock-like, glove-like, or doughnut-shaped on buttocks or genitalia, purposefully dunked)
  
  
• Fractures to skull, nose, or other facial structures in various stages of healing multiple or spiral in nature "accidentally" discovered during a regular exam
  
  
• Skeletal injuries accompanied by other injuries
  
  
• Head Injuries, subdural hematoma (due to severe hitting or shaking), retinal hemorrhage or detachment (due to shaking) ,“whiplash shaken infant syndrome,” injuries to the eye,  jaw, nose, teeth or frenulum, or absence of hair and/or hemorrhaging beneath the scalp due to vigorous hair pulling
  
  
• Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy (MSP) symptoms that suggest parentally-induced or fabricated illness (e.g. repeatedly causing a child to ingest quantities of laxatives sufficient to cause diarrhea, dehydration, and hospitalization)

• Wary of contact with parents or other adults
• Apprehensive when other children cry
• Exhibits behavioral extremes, such as aggression and then withdrawal
• Afraid to go home
• Frequent incidents of running away
• Reports injury by parents
• Displays symptoms of habit disorders such as self-injury, neurotic reactions (obsessive, compulsive, phobic, hypochondria)
• Attempts to conceal injury with long sleeves, etc.
• Manifests low self-esteem
• Attempts suicide