Abuse means

• The infliction, attempted infliction, or as a result of inadequate supervision, the allowance of the infliction or attempted infliction of physical or mental injury upon the child by a parent or any other person.
• The exploitation or overwork of a child by a parent or any other person.
• The involvement of the child in any sexual act with a parent or any other person, or the aiding or toleration by the parent or the caretaker of the child's sexual involvement with any other person or of the child's involvement in pornographic displays, or any other involvement of a child in sexual activity constituting a crime under the laws of this state.

Neglect means : the unreasonable refusal or failure of a parent or caretaker to supply the child with necessary food, clothing, shelter, care, treatment, or counseling for injury, illness, or condition of the child, as a result of which the child's physical, mental, or emotional health and safety is substantially threatened or impaired.

No. Some policies cover only disabilities arising from an accidental injury, providing no coverage for disabilities caused by sickness. A careful reading of the contract is recommended to determine the extent of coverage provided under the disability insurance policy that you are considering purchasing. Sound risk management suggests the purchase of a policy that covers disabilities arising from either an accident or an illness.

Mouth guards are  flexible plastic devices that protect a person's teeth and mouth from injury during athletics and other activities. In addition, mouth guards are sometimes recommended by a dentist for patients who excessively grind their teeth and to help treat TMJ disorder.

There are three different types of mouth guards:

stock mouth guards, boil and bite mouth guard, custom -fitted mouth guard.

The following guidelines can help you determine if it's safe for you to start playing your sport again.

• You are pain free
• You have full range of motion (compare the injured part with the uninjured opposite side)
• You have full or close to full (90 percent) strength (again, compare with the uninjured side)
• You have no swelling
• For lower body injuries: you can perform full weight bearing on injured hips, knees, and ankles without limping
• For upper body injuries: you can perform throwing movements with proper form and no pain 

These being just guidlines, following up with your physician's advice regarding return to play is a must. 

the three main aims of first aid are

• Preserve life
• Prevent further injury
• Promote recovery