Asked by Mubeen Kasem on Sep 23, 2024
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When working with rape victims, immediate care focuses first on:
A) collecting evidence.
B) notifying law enforcement.
C) helping the victim feel safe.
D) documenting the victim's comments.
Immediate Care
Urgent medical or psychological attention provided to address acute issues and prevent worsening of a condition.
Victim Safety
Strategies and measures taken to protect victims of crime or abuse from further harm.
Collecting Evidence
The process of gathering factual information, documents, or data to support a hypothesis, claim, or legal case.
- Elucidate proper discharge planning and refer to support mechanisms for individuals impacted by sexual assault.
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Nishtha Dawar6 days ago
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The first focus of care is helping the victim feel safe. An already vulnerable individual may view assessment questions and the physical procedures as intrusive violations of privacy and even physically threatening. The patient might decline to have evidence collected or to involve law enforcement.
Learning Objectives
- Elucidate proper discharge planning and refer to support mechanisms for individuals impacted by sexual assault.
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