Abuse is a non-accidental act that you do or you get someone else to do. It can also causes or contributes to:

• A. Death, Physical Harm, Emotional Harm or Sexual Abuse of a Recipient
• B. The Use of Unreasonable Force, with or Without Apparent Harm
• C. Any Action Taken on Behalf of the Recipient, Resulting in Substantial Economic, Material or Emotional Harm
• D. All of the Above

Answer: (D)

Abuse means an intentional action that harms a person, whether done directly by the person or by someone acting for them. Because abuse can lead to many harms, it can cause or contribute to death, physical harm, emotional harm, or sexual abuse. It also includes using unreasonable force, with or without visible harm, and any action taken on behalf of the recipient that results in substantial economic, material, or emotional harm. Since all of these outcomes are possible under abuse, all of the above is the best choice.