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Some Signs of physical abuse
1) Bruising
- Multiple bruises of different ages
- "Coon eyes" this is bruising around the eye/s, usu. from being punched
2) Pinch or bite marks
3) Burns
- Cigarette burns
- Burns isolated to a specific area that occur in a consistent pattern; "dunking burns" occur when body parts are dipped in boiling water. These may be on the feet of an abused child, for example.
4) Ligature marks. These result from restraints; rope burns (electrical cords, rope, etc.)
5) Obvious deformity of the body. This is usually a result of improperly healed fractures; occurs most commonly on extremities.
Some other things to look for
1) The injured person's story does not match up with the injury they exhibit
2) The person is neglected (poor hygiene, dirty or ragged clothing, etc.)
3) Person is unwilling to share cause of their state, especially around their abuser.
They may feel the need to protect that person, and therefore will not want to "tell" on them.
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