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Human Trafficking 101 for Allied Health Professionals

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1.  If a victim of Human Trafficking is identified, it is important to do all the following EXCEPT: Immediately contact law enforcement Discuss the best plan of action with the victim Point out the strengths of the victim Provide resources for the victim

2.  Red flags for Human Trafficking in children include all but the following: History of frequent sexually transmitted infections Presents with non-relative Excessive knowledge of sexual practices Weight percentile more than 20% of height

3.  Which of the following is NOT a necessary element of the definition of human trafficking? Recruitment/harboring Fraud/force/coercion Negotiated work contract Exploitation

4.  Victims of human trafficking will often: Present asking for help Answer all questions eagerly Be reluctant to make eye contact and answer some or all questions Be actively participating in decisions

5.  Goals in the recognition of a potential victim of human trafficking include all of the following EXCEPT: Providing resources Providing a sense of safety Rescuing the patient/victim Helping to give the patient/victim a voice

6.  Victims of trafficking may present with which of the following medical issues? Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) Malnutrition or dehydration Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) All of the above

7.  Examples of possible traffickers include: Boyfriends Family members Gang members All of the above

8.  All of the following are principles of Trauma Informed Care EXCEPT: Safety Empowerment and voice Practitioner calling police without discussing with potential victim Trustworthiness and Transparency

9.  Potential resources for victims include all of the following EXCEPT: National Human Trafficking hotline Survivors network Victims' advocate group Couples counseling with the trafficker

10.  All of the following are true EXCEPT: All victims of human trafficking are born outside the United States Victims of human trafficking can be in any age group Victims of human trafficking can come from any neighborhood Victims of human trafficking can be trafficked from their own homes