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Definition of a SIB

SIB

noun

  • Initialism for Self Injury Behavior. Used in U.S. medical charts to indicate an action taken to harm oneself without intending to die, typically superficial cutting with sharp objects. Compare with cutter.

    "The guy in room 15 presented with SIB after his girlfriend dumped him."

    Last edited on Nov 21 2015. Submitted by Anonymous from Seattle, WA, USA on Nov 21 2015.

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