Exam Preview for 1446: Part II: Providing Trauma-Informed Care for

Part II: Providing Trauma-Informed Care for Survivors of Human Trafficking

Please note: exam questions are subject to change.

1. What is a potential health impact of trauma on a survivor? Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) Dental problems Chronic pain All of the above
2. Which is NOT an element of trauma informed care? Safety Peer Support Make sure survivors understand the difference between trafficking and domestic violence. Transparency
3. What is NOT important to consider when screening for trafficking? Minimize questions asked Refer to the client as a survivor of trafficking Be transparent about the screening process Take breaks as needed
4. When should safety planning with a survivor occur? At the beginning of a crisis At the beginning of service After a crisis Throughout the service process
5. What is a potential mental health impact trafficking may have on a survivor? Depression Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Dissociative Identity Disorder All of the above
6. What should you do if a client discloses trafficking? Create a safety plan if the client consents Assess for immediate danger/risk Provide the client with resources and the national human trafficking line All of the above
7. What is NOT an element of building trust with a survivor of trafficking? Assist client in understanding informed consent and confidentiality Set clear expectations, roles and responsibilities for service process Ask the client’s child to translate in the session Asking simple questions
8. What is the best definition of trauma-informed care? A practice for domestic violence and trafficking survivors Implementing policies that prevent vicarious trauma Taking into consideration survivor’s trauma in an organization’s policies, procedures, programming and training of staff Training staff on trauma and the impact it has on mental health
9. What are some methods to create a trauma-informed screening environment? Separate client from trafficker if possible Try to create a comfortable space where client feels safe and able to leave if needed Use grounding and calming techniques as needed All of the above
10. Which statement is false about trauma? Trauma always leading to PTSD. Trauma can create a shift in the brain impacting decisions such as concentration, focus, and planning. Trauma can impact a person’s memory of an event. Trauma can impact how someone sees themselves, others and the world around them.