10:129-2.2 Allegations of abuse or neglect

10:129-2.2 Allegations of abuse or neglect

	(a) The allegations of the types of injuries or risk or harm that may be abuse or neglect include:

		1. Child death;

		2. Head injuries;

		3. Internal injuries;

		4. Burns;

		5. Poison or noxious substances;

		6. Wounds;

		7. Bone fractures;

		8. Substantial risk of physical injury or environment injurious to health and welfare;

		9. Cuts, bruises, abrasions, welts or oral injuries;

		10. Human bites;

		11. Sprains or dislocations;

		12. Mental or emotional impairment; and

		13. Risk of harm due to substance abuse by the parent/caregiver or the child.

		(b) The allegations of the types of injuries or risk or harm that may be abuse include:

		1. Torture;

		2. Tying or close confinement;

		3. Sexually transmitted diseases;

		4. Sexual penetration;

		5. Sexual exploitation;

		6. Sexual molestation; and

		7. Substantial risk of sexual injury.

		(c) The allegations of the types of injuries or risk or harm that may be neglect are:

		1. Inadequate supervision;

		2. Abandonment or desertion;

		3. Inadequate food;

		4. Inadequate shelter;

		5. Inadequate clothing;

		6. Medical neglect;

		7. Failure to thrive;

		8. Environmental neglect;

		9. Malnutrition;

		10. Lock-out;

		11. Medical neglect of a disabled infant; and

		12. Educational neglect.