Recognizing and Responding to Human Trafficking in Texas, 2nd Edition _ ____________________________
RECOGNIZING AND RESPONDING TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING IN TEXAS, 2ND EDITION This Study Guide has been included to provide immediate feedback about your achievement for the course learning objectives. The correct answers for the Self-Assessment Questions and their rationales are indicated below. S tudy G uide 1. Which of the following is not an example of human trafficking (either labor or sex trafficking)? B) Adults who are age 18 and older willingly engaging in commercial sex— referred to as sex work—is broadly defined as the exchange of sexual services for money or goods and does not fall within the scope of human trafficking. Some forms of sex work, such as prostitution (the exchange of sexual conduct for money or goods), are prohibited by prostitution laws, while other forms, such as stripping and erotic dancing, are regulated by zoning or alcohol laws and are not inherently illegal. 2. Which of the following are is a potential indicators that a patient is a victim of human trafficking? D) All of these are common indicators of human trafficking and should not be ignored. Reviewing the patient’s chart thoroughly when one or more indicators are present is imperative when attempting to discern if a patient is a potential victim of human trafficking.
Book Code: ANCCTX2027 Course Code: ANCCTX01RR
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