Keywords: Pediatric strangulations, signs
Signs (ONLY) of Strangulation
This is a visual representation of the signs of strangulation. Signs can include petechia, bruising, chest pain, redness, scratch marks, and swelling of the face.
Tips for Staff and Advocates Working with Children Polyvictimization
This four-page resource defines polyvictimization, explains its impact on children, and identifies its warning signs in order to assist staff and advocates working with children…
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Do You Need a Paramedic?
Developed by the San Diego Fire Department and the Alliance, this 30-minute training video was intended to assist front-line paramedics in assessing a strangled patient….
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Strangulation Assessment Card
The strangulation assessment card is a quick reference tool to help professionals conduct the initial assessment of a victim that has recently been strangled. The…
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