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Questions that need to be further answered according to Dr. Asif Qureshi:
Questions that need to be debated further.
Medical Doctor
Abuse
Abuse Neglect and Exploitation
What should you be able to elaborate about a medical condtion?
    1. What is it? Answer
    2. How many types are there? Answer
    3. What are various examples? Answer
    4. What questions must be asked relevant to this situation? Answer
    5. Where do you go for further details? Answer
    6. What causes it? Answer
    7. What complications can occur? Answer
    8. What are the risk factors? Answer
    9. What's normal? Answer
    10. How is it diagnosed? Answer
    11. What is the diagnosis? Answer
    12. What are the symptoms? Answer
    13. What are the signs? Answer
    14. What are the clinical findings? Answer
    15. How many such cases occur worldwide every year? Answer
    16. How has diagnosis and treatment of this medical condition evolved? Answer
    17. What medical history should you seek relevant to this issue? Answer
    18. What happens in this medical condition? Answer
    19. What research is being done on this issue? Answer
    20. How can I help? Answer
    21. How can you help? Answer
    22. How do you manage this situation? Answer
    23. How could this be prevented? Answer

Abuse
How many types are there?
At lease 15.

What are various examples?
  1. Financial or material abuse
  2. Psychological or emotional abuse
  3. Physical abuse
  4. Domestic violence or abuse
  5. Sexual abuse
  6. Slavery
  7. Discriminatory abuse
  8. Organisational or institutional abuse
  9. Neglect or acts of omission
  10. Technological abuse
  11. Abuse by Immigration Status
  12. Deliberate misuse of restraint or seclusion
  13. Obstruction
  14. Aversive conditioning
  15. Significant incident
    Any incident, other than an incident of abuse or neglect that because of its severity or the sensitivity of the situation may result in, or has the reasonably foreseeable potential to result in harm to the health, safety or welfare of a person receiving services and shall include, but shall not be limited to: (1) Conduct between persons receiving services that would constitute abuse as described in Protection of People with Special Needs Act, Part B, Section 488, 1. paragraphs (a) through (g) if done by a staff; or (2) Conduct on the part of staff, which is inconsistent with a person receiving services, individual treatment plan, or individualized educational program, generally accepted treatment practices, and/or applicable federal or state laws, regulations or policies which impairs or creates a reasonably foreseeable potential to impair the health, safety, or welfare of a person receiving services, including, but not limited to: (A) Unauthorized seclusion (B) Unauthorized use of time-out (C) Administration of a prescribed or over-the-counter medication, which is inconsistent with a prescription or order issued by a licensed, qualified health care practitioner and which has an adverse effect on a person receiving services. For purposes of this paragraph, "adverse effect" shall mean the unanticipated and undesirable side effect from the administration of a particular medication which unfavorably affects the well-being of a person receiving services (D) Inappropriate use of restraints (3) Any other conduct identified in regulations of the state oversight agency, pursuant to guidelines or standards established by the executive director.