Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) A Practice Exam

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Which of the following best describes the rights of those who choose not to report an assault?

They have no rights to medical care
They are entitled to expert and complete healthcare
They must still report to law enforcement
They can only receive treatment from a hospital

The correct answer is: They are entitled to expert and complete healthcare

The choice that indicates individuals who choose not to report an assault are entitled to expert and complete healthcare reflects the fundamental principles of patient rights and autonomy in healthcare settings. Survivors of sexual assault have the right to seek medical care without the obligation to report the incident to law enforcement. This ensures that they can receive appropriate medical and emotional support tailored to their needs, regardless of their decision about involving authorities. Providing expert and comprehensive healthcare is vital as it addresses not only the physical injuries that may have occurred but also the psychological impact of the assault. It empowers individuals to make their own choices while receiving the necessary care to support their healing process. It is important for healthcare providers to respect confidentiality and ensure that survivors have access to resources like counseling, medical treatment for injuries, and sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention, regardless of their reporting choices.