Question

failure to report suspected child maltreatment is which type of crime?
misdemeanor
first - degree felony
third - degree felony
failure to report is not a crime
question 19 of 20.
which of the following is a common symptom of shock?
slow breathing
red and warm skin
enlarged pupils
normal activity level and mental status

Explanation:

First Question (Failure to report suspected child maltreatment...):

In legal and social science (Law subfield) context, failure to report suspected child maltreatment is typically a misdemeanor in many jurisdictions. First - degree felonies are serious crimes, third - degree felonies are also more serious than a failure to report offense, and it is a crime in mandatory reporting states.

In the Medical and Health subfield of Natural Science, common symptoms of shock include enlarged pupils. Shock often causes rapid (not slow) breathing, cool and pale (not red and warm) skin, and altered mental status/activity level (not normal).

Answer:

A. Misdemeanor

Second Question (Which of the following is a common symptom of shock?):