27. In Florida, statistical data show that: a. Florida ranks 10th in the nation in the number of calls to the National Human Trafficking Hotline. b. Florida is a gateway state and a high demand for sex industry exploitation. c. Between 2009 and 2015, Florida recorded fewer than 50,000 cases of youth who had human trafficking reports. d. None of the above. 28. What is the correct order for the process of human trafficking? a. Detention, exploitation, Recruitment, and transit and travel b. Transit and travel, Recruitment, Detention, and exploitation c. Recruitment, transit and travel, exploitation and detention d. Exploitation, Recruitment, transit and travel, and detention. 29. A group identified as being vulnerable to trafficking by the Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report is: a. Athletes. b. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender youth. c. Older adults. d. Asian Americans. 30. Which of the following is considered a common sign of PTSD? a. anxiety b. peaceful c. content d. satisfied 31. A medical visit can become traumatic for a trafficked person if he or she perceives that the healthcare provider is: a. Assessing their needs. b. Building rapport with them. c. Judging them. d. Complimenting them. 32. A common way for traffickers to demonstrate ownership that involves intentional burning or cutting is known as: a. Branding. b. Coercion. c. Harboring. d. Shaming. 33. What does trauma-informed care refer to? a. Looking to the "relative" for information about the trauma? b. Acknowledging the patient is in danger due to trauma c. The patient-centered care that acknowledges the potential traumas that each patient may have d. Ignoring and pressuring the patient into telling the medical personnel that they are being trafficked 34. What does P stand for in PEARR? a. Public b. Palliative c. Personal d. Privacy 35. The E in the Dignity Health PEARR tool for screening for trafficking stands for: a. Educate. b. Evade.
37. How should a healthcare worker approach the situation with a child? a. Asking the parent all the questions b. Telling the child how to answer the questions c. Asking only yes or no questions d. Ask more open-ended questions or fill in the blank. 38. The three E's of trauma-informed care include events, experience of the event, and: a. Explosion. b. Effect. 39. What is the definition of Event in the Three E's? a. The individual's perceptions of the event(s); how he or she labels it, assigns meaning to it, and is affected physically and psychologically by it b. The results and repercussions of the events, most frequently described as adverse effects, which negatively affect the individual who experienced the traumatic event. c. Decreased ability to cope with normal stressors in life. d. Either single or recurring circumstances of actual or extreme threat of physical or psychological harm or neglect 40. Healthcare providers practice trauma-informed care when working with trafficked individuals by a. Ensuring safety, providing peer support, and building trust. b. Protecting the individual from interacting with new potential traffickers. c. Sensitizing the individual to the trauma so that he or she becomes oblivious to it. d. Making all decisions on behalf of the individual until he or she can think clearly. c. Evolution. d. Empathy. 41. What information is critical to be documented in a patients chart if human trafficking is highly suspected? a. Only the size of the bruises. b. Who was in the examining room. c. A comprehensive recording of the patients history and physical exams d. Where the patient came from and their chief complaint 42. Where should the hotline service numbers be listed? a. In every patient room for patients and visitors to see. b. Handed directly to the victim in front of the abuser c. In the bathrooms where victims may be able to see the information in private d. On the discharge paperwork with all information labeled stating National Human Trafficking Resource Center 43. The role of healthcare personnel in combatting human trafficking includes all of the following EXCEPT: a. Supporting agencies that provide victim services. b. Working with committees to develop policies for identifying victims. c. Contact your politicians and share your concerns. d. Encouraging victims to confront their traffickers. 44. What services are available to certified trafficking victims? a. Mandatory return to the environment with the abuser b. Housing and food assistance, mental health and healthcare (Medicaid), and income and employment assistance. c. Refusal of medical treatment once established as a victim d. Federal prosecution of the victim.
c. Examine. d. Evaluate. 36. What does A stand for in PEARR? a. Angry b. Ambulate c. Ask d. Accuse
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