Which of the following is NOT a requirement for screening detainees?

Body cavity examinations are generally considered more invasive and may not be standard practice for initial screening of detainees. Screening protocols typically focus on less intrusive methods to assess the health status and needs of detainees. Standard requirements often include a general health questionnaire, a physical examination, and a medical history interview to identify any health issues or needs. These approaches allow medical personnel to gather important health information and ensure the safety and well-being of the detainee without unnecessary invasiveness. In contrast, a body cavity exam is reserved for specific circumstances where there is strong justification, such as suspicion of concealed contraband, rather than as a routine screening procedure.