When talking to a possible victim of trafficking, what is the most crucial thing to remember?
The nurse must call the trafficking hotline while the client is present
What resources are available in the community
The nurse is obligated to complete a sexual examination even if the client refuses.
Talk to the client alone and privately
The Correct Answer is D
Rationale:
A. While contacting the trafficking hotline may be necessary, it is essential first to ensure the client's immediate safety and confidentiality.
B. Knowing available resources is important, but ensuring a safe, private environment for the client is the first priority.
C. Performing a sexual examination without consent violates the client’s rights and may not be appropriate or necessary at the initial contact.
D. Ensuring the conversation occurs alone and privately is crucial for the client’s comfort and safety, allowing them to speak freely about their situation.
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Correct Answer is A
Explanation
Rationale:
A. Johns (clients)create the demand for sex trafficking by seeking and paying for sexual services, which drives the exploitation and trafficking of individuals.
B. Traffickers exploit and control victims but do not create demand; they respond to the demand created by buyers.
C. Police work to combat trafficking and enforce laws, not to create demand.
D. Victims are the individuals exploited and do not create demand for trafficking.
Correct Answer is C
Explanation
Rationale:
A. Health insurance coverage is important but may not address immediate financial barriers to accessing care.
B. Access to transportation is a logistical concern but may be secondary to the immediate financial constraints affecting medication and treatment affordability.
C. Ability to afford out-of-pocket expenses is crucial as it directly impacts the client's access to necessary medications and treatments, which is essential for effective care.
D. Community resources and financial assistance are valuable but are more secondary compared to addressing the immediate financial barriers to medications and treatments.