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The document is a forensic medical examination form specifically designed for pediatric patients who have experienced sexual assault or abuse. It includes sections for general patient information, consent for examination and evidence collection, patient history, details of the assault, tests performed, and evidence collected. The form aims to ensure proper documentation and support for the victim while facilitating communication with law enforcement and advocacy services.

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What is pre pubertal syndrome?

The initial clinical signs are development in females and increased testicular volume (greater than 4 ml) in males. The other signs and symptoms include increased linear growth, acne, muscular changes, body odor, and pubic and axillary hair development.

What is the pre pubertal age?

Precocious puberty is when childrens bodies begin to change into adult bodies too soon. This change is known as puberty. Most of the time, puberty occurs after age 8 in girls and after age 9 in boys. However, Black, Hispanic, and Native American children might naturally reach puberty earlier.

Does precocious puberty need to be treated?

The primary goal of treatment is for children to grow to adult height. Treatment for precocious puberty depends on the cause. However, when no cause can be found, treatment may not be needed, depending on the childs age and how fast puberty is moving.

What is premature puberty syndrome?

When a child enters puberty (the process of becoming sexual mature) too early, its called precocious puberty, or early puberty. Children experiencing the condition develop early sexual characteristics; in girls this means before age 8, and in boys, this means before age 9.

What happens if precocious puberty is left untreated?

Untreated precocious puberty usually leads to short stature and can also cause significant emotional and behavioral issues.

What is the meaning of pre pubertal status?

Prepubertal: Before puberty, the period during which secondary sex characteristics start to develop and the capability for sexual reproduction is attained.

What is a child called before puberty?

Instead, prepubescent (and sometimes child) is a term for boys and girls who have not developed secondary sex characteristics, while preadolescent is generally defined as those ranging from age 9 to 12 years. Preadolescence may also be defined as the period from 10 to 13 years.

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