SANE-P CERTIFICATION EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWER || 100% GUARANTEED PASS <RECENT VERSION>

SANE-P CERTIFICATION EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS &lt;RECENT VERSION&gt; 1. cert exam is not specific to any certain jurisdiction - ANSWER answers with jurisdictional variances are distractors 2. top priority is alwasy - ANSWER safety 3. when in doubt defer to patient's right to - ANSWER consent and assent 4. standards of forensic nursing practice (6) - ANSWER assessment diagnosis outcome identification planning implementation (coordination of care + health teaching and health promotion) evaluation 5. forensic nursing standards of professional performance (11) - ANSWER ethics culturally congruent practice communication collaboration leadership education EBP and research quality of practice professional practice evaluation resource utilization environmental health 6. assessment - ANSWER collection of data...SANE must recognize the impact of the nurse's own values, attitudes, beliefs 7. diagnosis - ANSWER analyze the data obtained to determine actual diagnoses or potential risks...identify clinical findings and recognize normal variations vs abnormal 8. HIV S&S acute - ANSWER fever, myalgia, night sweats, fatigue headache, GI, pharyngitis, rash, weight loss, arthralgia 9. increases risk of HIV acquisition during SA - ANSWER trauma, multiple acts, ejaculation, no condom, concurrent STI, menstruation, HIV positive assailant with high viral load, from country/community with high prevalence 10. true or false: there is a standard recommendation for STI testing when a patient presents for treatment - ANSWER false 11. positive HIV status at time of testing after SA - ANSWER give PEP instead of nPEP 12. HIV negative status can - ANSWER provide legal implications esablishing confirmation that exposure was result of SA if seroconversaion occurs 13. before any STI treatment - ANSWER testing should be performed due to legal implications of positive results since treatment may interfere with diangosis of the STI 14. why is prophylaxis indicated in pubertal and not prepubertal - ANSWER risk of ascending infection + to prevent further potential transmission in adolescents also engaging in consensual sex 15. nPEP length of treatment - ANSWER 28 days 16. any delayed or missed doses of nPEP can cause - ANSWER treatment failure 17. The SANE is called to see a 4-yo patient brought to the ED by her mother with complaints of sexual abuse by a male relative. Which of the following answers best identifies an age-appropriate patient-centered approach? A. Get through the exam as quickly as possible. B. Don't explain each step of the exam process so as not to scare the chile. C. Ask a nonoffending parent/guardian to wait outside the room during the exam process. D. Limit exposure, ait times, and provide developmentally appropriate toys and distractions. - ANSWER D 18. a 10 yo male tells his mother that he is bleeding from his bottom. Later n the ED he discloses to his mother that his uncle has been sexually abusing him for the last five years. The SANE observes that his mother is upset. She keeps repeating, "This couldn't have happened or he would have told me sooner." Which of the following is most probable regarding the child's disclosure? A. This could not have happened since there is such a delay in the child's disclosure? B. The patient must only have disclosed because of the injuries today. C. This disclosure is consistent with a true disclosure of abuse. D. The mother is covering for the uncle and knew all along. - ANSWER C 19. A primary role of the pediatric SANE includes which of the following? A. Performing a forensic interview to get to important information to guide the SANE's medical examination. B. Performing an ethical, compassionate, and objective medical forensic examination. C. Performing a physical examination to confirm that sexual abuse has or has not occured. D. Performing a thorough forensic examination by analyzing clothing to find trace evidence. - ANSWER B 20. what factors place a child a increased risk for contracting an STD? - ANSWER * high incidence of STDs in the community • household member with an STD • perpetrator has an STD (even higher risk if the perpetrator has an open lesion) • perpetrator is in a high risk population: men who have sex with men, IV drug use, transgender, incarceration, sex work) • mucosal injury • mucosal contact with ejaculate • multiple perpetrators