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9. Drug and alcohol use in relation to assault 10. Post assault – ask if relevant Was alcohol consumed? Eaten Yes No No Yes Not known Drank Yes No If Yes please specify Passed urine Note time Yes No Prior During After offence Bowels open Yes No Start of drinking Wiped/washed Yes No specify site and disposal of e.g. cloth/tissue End of drinking Quantity and type of beverage consumed Changed clothes Specify Yes No Self harm Sites Yes No Complaints of pain/soreness/bleeding post assault Details Yes No Brushed teeth gums dentures Have any illicit drugs been used/administered to the subject within 4 days of the examination? If Yes please specify No Yes Not known Mouth wash spray used Washed bathed showered douched Changed tampon pad sponge diaphragm Prior During After offence Forensic samples taken before examination started Give details Details Are any other substances suspected of having been used/administered which could be relevant to the offence? No Yes Not known By whom taken If Yes please specify Give details Prior During After offence If applicable – drugs/alcohol history 57
11. Birth/Medical history 14. Development Past medical/surgical history/hospital admissions/visits to A&E &/or GP Motor milestones Speech Toilet training Special needs (please specify) normal delayed normal delayed 16. Behaviour Detail any problems at home or school e.g. wetting / soiling / aggression / sexualised play 13. Immunisations 58
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CHILD PROTECTION GUIDANCE for Healt
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MINISTERIAL FOREWORD Keeping Scotla
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affecting children, young people an
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Page 13 and 14: Chapter 2 Roles and Responsibilitie
Page 15 and 16: Chapter 3 Sharing a Child Protectio
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Page 23 and 24: Specialist Child Protection Paediat
Page 25 and 26: PART 2 HEALTH SERVICES RESPONSIBILI
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Page 34 and 35: Provide advice and support on child
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Page 44 and 45: Appendix 1 Key Definitions and Conc
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Page 86 and 87: High Risk Families ACMD (2003). Hid
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