Munchausen syndrome by proxy is known by the following warning signs: a. Caretaker(s) reports an extensive history of the child’s illness but with inappropriate signs and symptoms of the illness. b....

Munchausen syndrome by proxy is known by the

following warning signs:

a. Caretaker(s) reports an extensive history of the

child’s illness but with inappropriate signs and

symptoms of the illness.

b. Caretaker(s) reports appropriate signs and

symptoms and is very knowledgeable of the

illness.

c. Caretaker(s) reports symptoms have not subsided but the symptoms do fit the diagnosis.

d. Caretaker(s) reports appropriate signs and

symptoms but is not very knowledgeable about

the illness.