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An 18-year-old client is admitted to an emergency department reporting that she has just been raped. On physical assessment, a nurse notices no trauma to the genital region. The forensic nurse understands that:

A) Most confirmed rapes show genital trauma.
B) Inconsistency between verbalized reports and collected evidence suggests the client is untruthful.
C) Lack of genital trauma indicates that the individual gave consent.
D) Between 40 percent and 60 percent of sexual assaults leave no visible injuries.

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