Nursing Intuition: Is my Patient being Trafficked?

As nurses we are trained in science, biology, anatomy, and physical assessment. The piece of nursing you cannot learn in a classroom is intuition. That feeling or sense you get when you walk into a patient's room and instinctively know that something is wrong. It may be the way a patient is sitting, or the look on their face. Sometimes, it is as obvious as respiratory distress or unstable vital signs. But what if it is not that obvious?

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