13. Which of the following DOES NOT represent a typical obstacle to leaving an abusive relationship? a. The abuser controlling access to money, telephones, and car keys. b. The survivor has a large, socially supportive community of local friends and family. c. The survivor wants to believe the abuser’s expressions of remorse and promises that it will end. d. The survivor is from a culture where leaving a marriage is shameful. 14. Which of the following is an example of a single question shown to provide an accurate screening for IPV? a. “Do you feel safe in your relationship?”. b. “Do you or your partner keep a firearm in the house?”. c. “Have you been a victim of intimate partner violence in the past?”. d. “Has your partner ever been arrested for a violent crime?”. 15. “Hurt, Insult, Threaten, Scream” (HITS) is an b. A screening tool for suspected IPV. c. A support program for victims of IPV. d. A mnemonic to help clinicians remember which questions to ask potential victims of IPV. 16. Which of the following clinical presentations may be more difficult to detect in a patient with darker skin? a. Rapid, repeat pregnancies. b. Visible signs of strangulation. c. Anxiety. d. Sexually transmitted infections. 17. When documenting potential IPV, all of the following should be included EXCEPT: example of ____________. a. Common types of IPV. a. A detailed description of injuries detected. b. The provider’s opinion on whether injuries were adequately explained. c. The provider’s interpretation of the patient’s description of an abusive event. d. The date and time of the patient’s appointment. 18. Which of the following words or phrases would be most appropriate when speaking with a survivor of IPV: a. “Victim”. b. “Abused”. c. “Battered”. d. “Frightened”. 19. Which of the following is NOT a principle of the trauma-informed care model? a. Respect. b. Taking control. c. Rapport. d. Fostering mutual learning.
20. Routinely asking about IPV can have which of the following benefits? a. The patient will feel reluctant to discuss IPV with the provider. b. The patient will be made aware that the clinician is concerned, knowledgeable, and able to respond should IPV become an issue at any time in the future. c. The provider will utilize a significant amount of appointment time discussing IPV. d. The patient will feel ashamed and embarrassed about IPV. 21. All of the following are guiding principles of intervention when addressing IPV with patients EXCEPT: a. Survivor accountability. b. Patient safety. c. Survivor empowerment. d. Advocacy for social change. 22. Which of the following would NOT typically be part of a safety plan for a patient who has experienced IPV? a. Food stockpile. b. Shelter. c. Source of money. d. Personal papers or documents. 23. IPV can be associated with all of the following EXCEPT: a. Premature labor. b. Decreased risk of maternal injury. c. Antepartum hemorrhage. d. Restricted access to contraception. 24. Most states require healthcare providers to file a report to a state criminal justice or public health agency when: a. A patient has an injury that appears to be caused by a weapon. b. A provider suspects IPV. c. A patient refuses to be treated for an injury. d. A patient discloses that they feel unsafe in their home. 25. When a patient discloses sexual violence, which of the following is a validating message that can allow a patient to feel heard and believed? a. “Do you think this could be your fault?” b. “That sounds like it was a terrifying experience.” c. “Rape can be difficult for victims to recover from” d. “Do you feel that your vulvovaginal candidiasis could have been caused by the rape?”
Course Code: CT24CME-302
Book Code: CT24CME
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