Substance affected infant definition
Substance affected infant means a child under the age of twelve months who has any detectable physical, developmental, cognitive, or emotional delay or harm which is associated with a parent, guardian, or custodian's abuse of a legal or illegal substance; excluding the use of a substance by the parent, guardian, or custodian as prescribed.
Substance affected infant means an infant, regardless of whether abuse is suspected, for whom prenatal substance exposure is indicated at birth and subsequent assessment by a health care provider identifies signs of substance withdrawal, a Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder diagnosis, or detectable physical, developmental, cognitive, or emotional delay or harm that is associated with prenatal substance exposure. Prenatal substance exposure is determined by a positive toxicology screen from the infant or the mother at delivery or credible information the mother had an active untreated substance use disorder, during the pregnancy or at the time of birth.
Substance affected infant means a child under the age of twelve months who has any detectable physical, developmental, cognitive, or emotional delay or harm which is associated with a parent, guardian, or custodian's abuse of
More Definitions of Substance affected infant
Substance affected infant means the following:
Substance affected infant means a child under the age of twelve months who is abused pursuant to section 2151.031 of the Revised Code due to in utero exposure to a legal or illegal substance. This does not include in utero exposure to any substance used as prescribed during the pregnancy.
Substance affected infant means an infant that meets either of
Substance affected infant means a child under the age of twelve months who is abused pursuant to section 2151.031 of the Revised Code due to in utero exposure to a legal or illegal substance. This does not include in utero exposure to any substance used as prescribed during the pregnancyhas any detectable physical, developmental, cognitive, or emotional delay or harm which is associated with a parent, guardian, or custodian's abuse of a legal or illegal substance; excluding the use of a substance by the parent, guardian, or custodian as prescribed.