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Daniela C, a 22-year-old woman, visited urgent care with a two-week history of burning during urination. Accompanied by a friend who answered most questions, Daniela appeared hesitant and avoided eye contact. She reported no significant medical history but mentioned multiple sexual partners and inconsistent condom use. Physical examination revealed bruises on her arms and back. A urinalysis indicated a urinary tract infection, and tests for sexually transmitted infections were conducted. The healthcare provider noted concerns about possible abuse or exploitation and planned to involve social services for further evaluation.