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Why are nurses so important in the fight against trafficking? (Select all that apply)

Nurses, and other healthcare workers, may be some of the few service providers with whom victims ever come into contact

Nurses are obligated to report all those suspected of abuse, regardless of age.

Nurses work in many different settings

Nurses are trained to view a patient holistically and may recognize subtle signs of maltreatment

Nurses have the legal authority to remove all victims suspected of being a victim of trafficking.

Answer and Explanation

Correct Answer : A,C,D

A. Nurses and other healthcare workers may be the primary or only point of contact for trafficking victims, providing crucial opportunities for identification and support.

B. Nurses are obligated to report suspected abuse but are generally required to report abuse or neglect for minors rather than all ages; trafficking often involves minors, but this is not a universal rule.

C. Nurses work in many different settings, which increases their opportunities to encounter and assist trafficking victims.

D. Nurses are trained to view a patient holistically and can recognize subtle signs of maltreatment that others might miss, making them critical in identifying trafficking.

E. Nurses do not have the legal authority to remove victims; their role involves identification and reporting rather than enforcement actions.

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Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. The presence of a gun in the home is associated with a higher risk of severe injury or death in cases of domestic violence.

B. While trying to leave can be risky, it does not directly indicate a higher risk of mortality compared to other factors.

C. Repeated hospitalizations indicate ongoing abuse but are not as directly related to immediate risk of mortality as the presence of a gun.

D. Having a plan could indicate awareness and preparation, which may not directly correlate with immediate risk of mortality.

A. Conducting health screenings and providing immunizations to employees. B. Monitoring compliance with OSHA regulations and safety standards. C. Developing and implementing workplace safety and health programs. D. Administering first aid and managing minor workplace injuries. E. Providing long-term psychological counseling and therapy for employees.

Correct Answer is ["A","B","C","D"]

Explanation

A. Conducting health screenings and providing immunizations are common responsibilities of occupational health nurses to maintain employee health.

B. Monitoring compliance with OSHA regulations is crucial for ensuring a safe working environment.

C. Developing and implementing safety and health programs helps prevent workplace injuries and illnesses.

D. Administering first aid and managing minor injuries are direct responsibilities related to immediate employee care.

E. Long-term psychological counseling and therapy are typically beyond the scope of occupational health nursing and may be referred to specialized mental health professionals.

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Why are nurses so important in the fight against trafficking? (Select all that apply)

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The nurse working in emergency triage is evaluating a client with injuries frequently associated with physical abuse. Which of the following questions if answered yes by the client would indicate a higher risk of mortality?

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An occupational nurse is asked, "What are your primary responsibilities in the workplace?" Which of the following responses would most accurately describe the role of an occupational nurse? (Select all that apply.)

Correct Answer is ["A","B","C","D"]

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A student attending a lecture about human trafficking asked "Why don't they just leave? Which of the following are ways by which human traffickers force their victims to remain in their service? (Select all that apply)

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After educating a new nurse about how to approach a victim of human trafficking, which of the following topics, if verbalized by the nurse, would indicate the need for additional instruction?

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