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1. Which of the following is NOT true regarding sex trafficking?

A. All commercial sex performed by minors under 18 years old is considered to be sex trafficking B. Victims may perform commercial sex through the use of coercion, force, or fraud C. It more commonly affects women, but frequently happens to children of both sexes D. Most victims enter trafficking situations voluntarily

2. Which of the following is NOT true about forced labor?

A. It is often found in industries with large numbers of workers and little regulation B. It begins with a debt that cannot be paid immediately C. It can affect minors as well as adults D. It often affects vulnerable population groups

3. Which of the following are NOT a sign that an individual may be a trafficking victim?

A. Receipt of prompt medical care B. Signs of physical abuse and neglect C. Sexual health concerns D. Irregular prescription filling patterns

4. Which of the following are part of an appropriate intervention to support a trafficking victim?

A. Immediately call 911 to file a formal report if suspicious of a potential trafficking situation B. Responding appropriately to only local laws regarding trafficking victims C. Remove the potential trafficking victim from the trafficker immediately and keep them separated until social services can be contacted D. Share the number for the National Human Trafficking Resource Center: 1-888-373-7888

5. Which of the following are NOT one of the means, as presented in the AMP model, that could be observed in a trafficker?

A. Force B. Fraud C. Magnanimity D. Coercion

6. Which of the key assumptions of a trauma-informed approach - also known as the “Four R's” - integrates knowledge about trauma into policies, procedures and practices?

A. Realization B. Recognition C. Response D. Resist re-traumatization

7. Which of the following is NOT true regarding a trauma-informed approach?

A. Trauma-informed health care providers are more likely to empathize with the trafficking victim. B. Trauma-informed health care providers communicate in a gentle and nonjudgmental manner C. A trauma-informed approach has also been shown to be more effective in determining what might be most helpful and appropriate to rescue a trafficking victim. D. A trauma-informed approach can heal a trafficking victim.

8. Which of the following are NOT true regarding the observation of delayed medical care?

A. Individuals who were trafficked into domestic servitude consistently present a delay between the onset of their illness or injury and their subsequent visit to a doctor. B. In the context of other signs and circumstances, including evasive behavior by the patient and controlling behavior by the accompanying person, delayed care may serve as a red flag to prompt further inquiry. C. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians are required by law to call social services for any patient who presents with signs of delayed medical care. D. Several specific presentations should be red flags to pharmacy staff, including severe STD infections or UTI symptoms from lack of care, severe full-body skin infections, broken bones that have never been reset, and severe mouth or jaw infections.

9. Which of the following are NOT true regarding observation of sexual health concerns?

A. Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians must be aware that the majority of patients who present to the pharmacy with sexual health concerns are likely trafficking victims B. Trafficking victims may appear in the pharmacy being treated for multiple sexually transmitted infections C. Trafficking victims may report that they do not know how they contracted a sexually transmitted infection D. Trafficking victims may present to the pharmacy for treatment after an abortion or to purchase emergency contraception

10. Which of the following is NOT a reason that HHS recommends pharmacists and other health care providers contact the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC):

A. If they have encountered a victim of human trafficking B. How to best identify local resources available in their community to help victims of trafficking C. To coordinate with local social service organizations that protect and serve victims D. How to work with local law enforcement to immediately capture the trafficker