| Warning signs of human trafficking |
- Delayed presentation for medical care
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- Sudden or dramatic change in behavior (eg, a minor stops attending school)
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- Discrepancy between the stated history and the clinical presentation or observed pattern of injury
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- Scripted, memorized, or mechanically recited history
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- Stated age older than visual appearance
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- Lack of documentation or identification (eg, driver's license, passport) or documents in possession of accompanying individual(s)
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- Reluctance to speak on own behalf or presence of accompanying individual(s) who answers for patient
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- Fearful, suspicious, or distrustful demeanor
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- Inappropriate attire for a visit (ie, lingerie)
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- Signs of malnourishment, substance abuse, or poor dental hygiene
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- Signs the person is being controlled by someone who is accompanying him/her to the visit (eg, companion who refuses to leave)
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- Signs the person does not have freedom to exit a job or relocate
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- Frequent relocation or lack of knowledge of surroundings (victims may be moved frequently to avoid detection)
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- Evidence of isolation from the public or from religious/ethnic community
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| Warning signs of sex trafficking |
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- Multiple sexually transmitted infections
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- For postpubertal girls and women:
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