Take the Test

1. Which statement is accurate regarding the difference between trafficking of minors and trafficking of adults?

• a. The elements of force, fraud, and coercion do not need to exist if the victim is a minor under the age of 18.
• b. Actual physical harm must be present for an adult victim but only threatened physical harm for a minor victim.
• c. There are more serious penalties for trafficking of adults than of minors.
• d. Laws governing trafficking apply to minors but not to adults who are subject to deportation.

2. Under which risk factor for human trafficking would a history of running away from home be categorized?

• a. Individual
• b. Relationship
• c. Community
• d. Societal

3. Which statement is true regarding the extent of human trafficking?

• a. The true prevalence is unknown, since trafficking is often concealed.
• b. It is believed that women are more frequently trafficked for agricultural labor than men.
• c. Over two thirds of sex trafficking cases involve victims under 18 years of age.
• d. Recovery from trafficking is easier for male victims.

4. Which health issue in victims of human trafficking is likely to persist the longest?

• a. Fatigue
• b. Nutrition imbalance
• c. Headaches
• d. Depression

5. Which finding might suggest a trafficked person who is a minor?

• a. Works in a coffee shop
• b. Carries a designer purse
• c. Lives with a parent and two siblings
• d. Attends school until 3 pm every day

6. Which screening tool would be avoided when identifying minor victims of human trafficking in Michigan?

• a. MDHHS-5523
• b. TVIT
• c. MDHHS-5524
• d. HTIAM-14

7. Which action is performed first when providing trauma-informed care with a patient?

• a. Assure physical, emotional, and psychological safety for the patient.
• b. Find out what happened by asking the patient questions from an assessment form.
• c. Inform the individual of their patients’ rights.
• d. Give the patient food and drink if they are hungry.

8. Which action is appropriate when a direct-care provider suspects an adult patient is being exploited?

• a. Establish a safe haven and provide support and information in the patient’s primary language.
• b. Immediately contact law enforcement and initiate a report of possible human trafficking to Adult Protective Services.
• c. Avoid treating the patient’s injuries until after collecting forensic evidence.
• d. Focus on eliciting information from the patient about their trafficking situation.

9. Which requirement does Michigan law place on mandated reporters who suspect sex trafficking of a minor?

• a. Obtain proof of trafficking before making a report
• b. Make an immediate report either online or by calling the Centralized Intake for Abuse and Neglect hotline
• c. Do not report sex trafficking if the minor is the age of consent (16 years)
• d. Face criminal liability if the reporter’s good faith report is unsubstantiated by investigators

10. Which statement is true about reporting suspected human trafficking of competent adults in Michigan?

• a. Mandated reporters are required to report suspected human trafficking of competent adults to law enforcement.
• b. Reporting suspected trafficking is sufficient reason to ignore institutional guidelines regarding a patient’s right to privacy.
• c. Healthcare providers may offer counseling services to trafficking victims only after contacting law enforcement.
• d. Healthcare professionals are required to report when treating individuals for a nonaccidental injury inflicted by a knife, gun, deadly weapon, or other means of violence.