Human Trafficking
What are some signs that someone is being trafficked (Dont need to name all)
Bruises with different stages of healing, submission, they ask for permission to speak, they have poor hygiene, stopped attending school, sudden change in behavior, and signs of abuse ECT.
What does CPR stand for?
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
What are infectious diseases?
Infectious diseases are diseases caused by pathogens, they can spread from person to person, different from non-infectious diseases, and caused by microscopic organisms.
What is a hereditary diseases?
A condition passed down from parents to children through genes, caused by changes or mutations in DNA, can affect any part of the body, and may appear at birth or develop in later life.
What is the first level of the hierarchy of needs?
Physiological!
What is a traffickers main target?
Anyone. But they look for any vulnerablebilities to exploit or use against the victim.
What does LLF stand for?
Look, listen, and feel.
How do germs enter your body?
Through your mouth, nose, eyes, cuts in your skin, and insect bites.
What are some signs of hereditary diseases?
Early age onset, multiple family members affected, specific pattern of inheritance, and certain ethnic backgrounds.
What do you need to achieve the first level of the hierarchy of needs?
Water, sleep, food, shelter, clothes, and air.
Name one form of human trafficking.
Sexual acts, Forced labor, Debt bondage, Domestic servitude, Forced marriges, Forced begging (begging for money in public places), and illicit activities ECT.
Why does a person go into cardiac arrest?
A reason could be electrical problem in the heart that leads to an abnormal, irregular rhythm like ventricular fibrillation
What are some ways to protect your body?
Wash hands regularly, cover mouth when coughing, stay home when sick, get vaccinated, and keep cuts clean and covered.
What are some treatment options?
Medication, physical therapy, surgery when needed, lifestyle changes, and support groups.
True or false; is self-actualization ever completed?
False!
Why is it hard to identify victims?
Traffickers isolate victims from their family, communities and the public and coercion. You also have to know the person.
What should you assume when you see a person on the floor dying or dead?
You assume their neck is broken and treat them as.
What are some types of pathogens?
Bacteria; viruses, fungi, parasites, and protozoa.
What are neurodevelopment conditions and how can they affect people?
Neurodevelopment conditions are differences in how the brain develops and functions. These conditions can affect how people learn, behave, and interact with others and can impact daily life in various ways. They are not illnesses and diseases, but different ways the brain can develop.
What does self-esteem mean?
The judgment or opinion we hold about ourselves. It's the extent to which we perceieve ourselves to be worthwhile and capable human beings.
What is it called whem a victim devoleps positive feelings for their abuser?
Stolkholm Syndrome, which is when victims of abuse develop feelings of loyalty for their abuser.
How many chest compressions should you do in a minute?
100 to 120 chest compressions per minute, 30 at a time.
What are some treatment options?
Rest and fluids, over-the-counter medicines, anti-biotics (for bacteria only), antiviral medicine, and following doctors instructions.
What is down syndrome?
Down syndrome is a genetic condition that occurs when there is an extra copy of chromosome 21, causes certain physical characteristics and development differences, and is a lifelong condition that never goes away.
What are some common signs of low self-esteem?