Clinical Case 2
A 12-year-old male patient attends the Emergency Department reporting a 2-week history of rectal pain and green discharge. He describes a history of anal sex with his boyfriend, who is 16 and attends the same school as him.
You clinically assess the patient and find them haemodynamically normal with no features of clinical pathology. You do not perform a rectal examination as per recommendations.
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Question 1 of 4
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What crime has the patient been a victim of?
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You risk assess the patient during the history. Which of the following are risk factors for sexually transmitted infections?
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Which of the following antibiotics are commonly used for prophylaxis of sexually transmitted disease after sexual assault?
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With which statutory agencies should information be shared with?