The examiner elicits specific details, including Type of injuries sustained (particularly to the mouth, breasts, vagina, and rectum) Any bleeding from or abrasions on the patient or assailant (to help assess the risk of transmission of HIV and hepatitis) Description of the attack (eg, which orifices were penetrated, whether ejaculation occurred or a condom was used) Assailant's use of aggression, threats, weapons, and violent behavior Description of the assailant Many rape reporting forms include most or all of these questions (see table Typical Examination for Alleged Rape).