The APN's Responsibility to Report Child Maltreatment Is Best Explained

question 4

Multiple Choice

The APN's responsibility to report child maltreatment is best explained by which statement?

• A) The APN should report child maltreatment only after an investigation of all other possible causes.
• B) The APN must report all cases in which parents say they suspect maltreatment.
• C) The APN must report a reasonable suspicion of child maltreatment based on history, behaviors, and physical findings.
• D) The APN should report maltreatment only after consulting with a clinic or hospital supervisor.

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Definitions:

Owner's Capital

The amount of money and other assets contributed by the owner(s) to a business, plus the retained earnings minus any withdrawals.

Accounts Receivable

Amounts owed to a business by its customers for goods or services sold on credit.

Subsidiary Ledger

A detailed ledger that contains the individual accounts needed to support a major ledger account, such as accounts receivable, where individual customer accounts are detailed.

Control Account

An account used in the general ledger to summarize and keep track of transactions relating to a specific aspect of a company's finances, such as accounts receivable or payable.