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The document is a forensic medical examination report for an alleged victim of sexual assault. It includes preliminary information, consent details, history of the alleged assault, personal and physical examination findings, documentation of injuries, local genital examinations, specific tests conducted, and provisional opinions regarding the evidence of sexual assault. The report emphasizes the importance of collecting forensic evidence and pending final opinions until laboratory results are available.

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How long after the assault is a forensic exam recommended?

The sexual assault forensic exam is designed to gather evidence of the sexual assault and provide healthcare services. Both for medical and evidentiary purposes, the exam should occur as soon as possible and should be completed within 5 days of the attack.

What is the primary purpose of the forensic medical evaluation?

The FME includes an interview to elicit past medical/social history and a narrative of the reported abuse, a psychological assessment, and/or a medical assessment including a physical examination. The purpose of the evaluation is to assess the consistency of medical and psychological findings with the reported abuse.

What are four types of examinations a forensic document examiner might do?

Forensic document examiners will conduct examinations of the paper, printing, ink, handwriting and latent indentations (indented writing) for evidence of this form of alteration.

What does a sart exam look for?

The exam begins with a general health check: blood pressure, heart rate, looking at your eyes, ears and nose, etc. Physical evidence is collected from head to toe, in the form of hair and oral swabs, to identify both your DNA and that of the person who assaulted you.

How does a forensic suspect exam differ from a victim forensic exam?

In contrast with the medical forensic examination of a sexual assault victim, the forensic examination of a sexual assault suspect generally focuses on forensic evidence collection and documentation, not medical purposes.