SAPR – Questions With Accurate Solutions (Graded A+)
Source Right Ans - Department of Defense Directive #6495.01
DoD-wide Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Mission Statement:
Right Ans - The Department of Defense prevents and responds to the crime of
sexual assault in order to enable military readiness and reduce -- with a goal
to eliminate -- sexual assault from the military.
Confidential communication Right Ans - Oral, written, or electronic
communications of personally identifiable information concerning a sexual
assault victim and the sexual assault incident provided by the victim to the
SARC, SAPR VA, or healthcare personnel in a Restricted Report. This
confidential communication includes the victim's SAFE Kit and its
information.
Consent Right Ans - Words or overt acts indicating a freely given
agreement to the sexual conduct at issue by a competent person. An
expression of lack of consent through words or conduct means there is no
consent. Lack of verbal or physical resistance or submission resulting from the
accused's use of force, threat of force, or placing another person in fear does
not constitute consent. A current or previous dating relationship or the
manner of dress of the person involved with the accused in the sexual conduct
at issue shall not constitute consent. There is no consent where the person is
sleeping or incapacitated, such as due to age, alcohol or drugs, or mental
incapacity.
Crisis intervention Right Ans - Emergency non-clinical care aimed at
assisting victims in alleviating potential negative consequences by providing
safety assessments and connecting victims to
needed resources. Either the SARC or SAPR VA will intervene as quickly as
possible to assess the victim's safety and determine the needs of victims and
connect them to appropriate referrals, as needed.
Culturally-competent care Right Ans - Care that provides culturally and
linguistically appropriate services.
DSAID Right Ans - A DoD database that captures uniform data provided by
the Military Services and maintains all sexual assault data collected by the
, Military Services. This database shall be a centralized, case-level database for
the uniform collection of data regarding incidence of sexual assaults involving
persons covered by this Directive. DSAID will include information when
available, or when not limited by Restricted Reporting, or otherwise
prohibited by law, about the nature of the assault, the victim, the offender, and
the disposition of reports associated with the assault. DSAID shall be available
to the SAPRO and the DoD to develop and implement congressional reporting
requirements. Unless authorized by law, or needed for internal DoD review or
analysis, disclosure of data stored in DSAID will only be granted when
disclosure is ordered by a military, Federal, or State judge or other officials or
entities as required by a law or applicable U.S. international agreement. This
term and its definition are proposed for inclusion in the next edition of Joint
Publication 1-02.
emergency Right Ans - A situation that requires immediate intervention to
prevent the loss of life, limb, sight, or body tissue to prevent undue suffering.
Regardless of appearance, a sexual assault victim needs immediate medical
intervention to prevent loss of life or undue suffering resulting from physical
injuries internal or external, sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy, or
psychological distress. Sexual assault victims shall be given priority as
emergency cases regardless of evidence of physical injury.
emergency care Right Ans - Emergency medical care includes physical and
emergency psychological medical services and a SAFE.
gender-responsive care Right Ans - Care that acknowledges and is sensitive
to gender differences and
gender-specific issues.
healthcare personnel Right Ans - Persons assisting or otherwise
supporting healthcare providers in
providing healthcare services (e.g., administrative personnel assigned to a
military medical
treatment facility, or mental healthcare personnel). Healthcare personnel also
includes all
healthcare providers.
Military Services Right Ans - The term, as used in the SAPR Program,
includes Army, Air Force, Navy,
Source Right Ans - Department of Defense Directive #6495.01
DoD-wide Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Mission Statement:
Right Ans - The Department of Defense prevents and responds to the crime of
sexual assault in order to enable military readiness and reduce -- with a goal
to eliminate -- sexual assault from the military.
Confidential communication Right Ans - Oral, written, or electronic
communications of personally identifiable information concerning a sexual
assault victim and the sexual assault incident provided by the victim to the
SARC, SAPR VA, or healthcare personnel in a Restricted Report. This
confidential communication includes the victim's SAFE Kit and its
information.
Consent Right Ans - Words or overt acts indicating a freely given
agreement to the sexual conduct at issue by a competent person. An
expression of lack of consent through words or conduct means there is no
consent. Lack of verbal or physical resistance or submission resulting from the
accused's use of force, threat of force, or placing another person in fear does
not constitute consent. A current or previous dating relationship or the
manner of dress of the person involved with the accused in the sexual conduct
at issue shall not constitute consent. There is no consent where the person is
sleeping or incapacitated, such as due to age, alcohol or drugs, or mental
incapacity.
Crisis intervention Right Ans - Emergency non-clinical care aimed at
assisting victims in alleviating potential negative consequences by providing
safety assessments and connecting victims to
needed resources. Either the SARC or SAPR VA will intervene as quickly as
possible to assess the victim's safety and determine the needs of victims and
connect them to appropriate referrals, as needed.
Culturally-competent care Right Ans - Care that provides culturally and
linguistically appropriate services.
DSAID Right Ans - A DoD database that captures uniform data provided by
the Military Services and maintains all sexual assault data collected by the
, Military Services. This database shall be a centralized, case-level database for
the uniform collection of data regarding incidence of sexual assaults involving
persons covered by this Directive. DSAID will include information when
available, or when not limited by Restricted Reporting, or otherwise
prohibited by law, about the nature of the assault, the victim, the offender, and
the disposition of reports associated with the assault. DSAID shall be available
to the SAPRO and the DoD to develop and implement congressional reporting
requirements. Unless authorized by law, or needed for internal DoD review or
analysis, disclosure of data stored in DSAID will only be granted when
disclosure is ordered by a military, Federal, or State judge or other officials or
entities as required by a law or applicable U.S. international agreement. This
term and its definition are proposed for inclusion in the next edition of Joint
Publication 1-02.
emergency Right Ans - A situation that requires immediate intervention to
prevent the loss of life, limb, sight, or body tissue to prevent undue suffering.
Regardless of appearance, a sexual assault victim needs immediate medical
intervention to prevent loss of life or undue suffering resulting from physical
injuries internal or external, sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy, or
psychological distress. Sexual assault victims shall be given priority as
emergency cases regardless of evidence of physical injury.
emergency care Right Ans - Emergency medical care includes physical and
emergency psychological medical services and a SAFE.
gender-responsive care Right Ans - Care that acknowledges and is sensitive
to gender differences and
gender-specific issues.
healthcare personnel Right Ans - Persons assisting or otherwise
supporting healthcare providers in
providing healthcare services (e.g., administrative personnel assigned to a
military medical
treatment facility, or mental healthcare personnel). Healthcare personnel also
includes all
healthcare providers.
Military Services Right Ans - The term, as used in the SAPR Program,
includes Army, Air Force, Navy,
