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Hospital procedures developed by rape treatment task forces are NOT designed to accomplish the following:
{ 1 } - To provide medical care for injuries or abrasions that might have occurred.
{ 2 } - To provide treatment to prevent possible venereal disease and pregnancy.
{ 3 } - To educate the victim not to be sexually provocative in the future.
{ 4 } - To offer the psychological support and counseling that the woman needs to work through the trauma of the attack and its aftermath.
{ 5 } - To gather evidence to be used if the rapist is apprehended and prosecuted.
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Hospital procedures developed by rape treatment task forces are NOT designed to accomplish the following:
{ 1 } - To provide medical care for injuries or abrasions that might have occurred.
{ 2 } - To provide treatment to prevent possible venereal disease and pregnancy.
{ 3 } - To educate the victim not to be sexually provocative in the future.
{ 4 } - To offer the psychological support and counseling that the woman needs to work through the trauma of the attack and its aftermath.
{ 5 } - To gather evidence to be used if the rapist is apprehended and prosecuted.
See p. 303.
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Hospital procedures developed by rape treatment task forces are NOT designed to accomplish the following:
{ 1 } - To provide medical care for injuries or abrasions that might have occurred.
{ 2 } - To provide treatment to prevent possible venereal disease and pregnancy.
{ 3 } - To educate the victim not to be sexually provocative in the future.
{ 4 } - To offer the psychological support and counseling that the woman needs to work through the trauma of the attack and its aftermath.
{ 5 } - To gather evidence to be used if the rapist is apprehended and prosecuted.
See p. 303.
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Hospital procedures developed by rape treatment task forces are NOT designed to accomplish the following:
{ 1 } - To provide medical care for injuries or abrasions that might have occurred.
{ 2 } - To provide treatment to prevent possible venereal disease and pregnancy.
{ 3 } - To educate the victim not to be sexually provocative in the future.
{ 4 } - To offer the psychological support and counseling that the woman needs to work through the trauma of the attack and its aftermath.
{ 5 } - To gather evidence to be used if the rapist is apprehended and prosecuted.
It is doubtful that sexual pleasure, rather than the desire to humiliate the victim, is the ordinary motivation for rape. See p. 302.
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Hospital procedures developed by rape treatment task forces are NOT designed to accomplish the following:
{ 1 } - To provide medical care for injuries or abrasions that might have occurred.
{ 2 } - To provide treatment to prevent possible venereal disease and pregnancy.
{ 3 } - To educate the victim not to be sexually provocative in the future.
{ 4 } - To offer the psychological support and counseling that the woman needs to work through the trauma of the attack and its aftermath.
{ 5 } - To gather evidence to be used if the rapist is apprehended and prosecuted.
See p. 303.
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Hospital procedures developed by rape treatment task forces are NOT designed to accomplish the following:
{ 1 } - To provide medical care for injuries or abrasions that might have occurred.
{ 2 } - To provide treatment to prevent possible venereal disease and pregnancy.
{ 3 } - To educate the victim not to be sexually provocative in the future.
{ 4 } - To offer the psychological support and counseling that the woman needs to work through the trauma of the attack and its aftermath.
{ 5 } - To gather evidence to be used if the rapist is apprehended and prosecuted.
See p. 303.
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