• Common injuries highly associated with child abuse include retinal hemorrhages and intracranial injury (particularly subdural hematoma due to shearing of bridging veins with violent shaking)
• Can also commonly see long-bone spiral fractures or rib fractures, but importantly the NBME will at times try to trick you by having a parent bring in an infant with a history incompatible with bone fractures who has osteogenesis imperfecta
• Key idea: One of the other presentations is if the parent’s story does not fit known developmental milestones (saying that a 2 month old rolled off a table when children typically do not roll until ~4 months)

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The seizure made me think that she has increase intracranial HTN and that could also explain the retinal findings. BuT I wAs WrOnG..