A 19-year-old presents 12 hours after sexual assault. She has genital soreness, has not washed, is unsure about ejaculation and is not using

Question

A 19-year-old presents 12 hours after sexual assault. She has genital soreness, has not washed, is unsure about ejaculation and is not using contraception. Observations are stable and she wants help but is undecided about police involvement. What is the most appropriate management?

Accepted Answer

Offer SARC referral, EC, STI risk assessment and trauma-informed care

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Delay EC until forensic decisions are complete

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Tell her police reporting is required before care

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Give antibiotics and avoid discussing safeguarding

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Perform a speculum examination immediately in primary care

Sexual assault immediate care — DFSRH MCQ

A 19-year-old presents 12 hours after sexual assault. She has genital soreness, has not washed, is unsure about ejaculation and is not using contraception. Observations are stable and she wants help but is undecided about police involvement. What is the most appropriate management?