Sexual Assault Prevention And Response Course
(NMSAPR071-2.0) – Q’s And A’s
What are the two primary goals of the DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and
Response (SAPR) Program? Right Ans - Developing specific training
requirements for service members and improving response standards
What reporting process is used by a service member to report or disclose
sexual assault details to the HCP, SARC, VA, command authorities, and law
enforcement officers? Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
Military personnel, DoD civilian employees and contractors or volunteers who
facilitate care and act on behalf of sexual assault victims with other
organizations is the role of the __________. Right Ans - Victim Advocate
Military personnel, DoD civilian employees and contractors under the
commander's supervision who serve as the Sexual Assault Prevention and
Response central point of contact is the __________. Right Ans - SARC
One of the first tasks for the Joint Task Force on Sexual Assault Prevention and
Response was to __________. Right Ans - create a plain English definition for
sexual assault that everyone could understand.
Sexual assault reporting protocol requires that the Sexual Assault Response
Coordinator be notified __________. Right Ans - immediately when a patient
reporting a sexual assault reports to a medical treatment facility.
Who has the responsibility of advising the sexual assault patient about the
reporting options and documents the patients' decision? Right Ans - SARC
or VA
What type of reporting allows a sexual assault victim to disclose the details of
the assault to specific individuals without triggering an official investigation?
Right Ans - Restricted Reporting
What type of reporting process is initiated when a service member reports
being sexually assaulted and desires medical treatment, counseling, and an
official investigation be initiated? Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
, Embarrassment and social stigma are common barriers to reporting a sexual
assault, but in a military setting other barriers include __________. Right Ans -
fear that the assailant will not be caught
__________ is the process that a service member uses to disclose that he or she is
the victim of a sexual assault, reporting all the facts surrounding the assault
without requesting confidentiality and includes and investigative process
being initiated. Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
Which reporting process gives the alleged victim the widest range of access to
services and protection? Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
Which reporting process gives alleged victims the opportunity to report
sexual assaults to selected individuals and receive medical treatment without
triggering an investigation? Right Ans - Restricted Reporting
Under the provisions of Restricted Reporting, within 24-hours of a sexual
assault report, the SARC is responsible for providing the Senior Commander
with __________. Right Ans - "non-identifying" personal information
associated with the incident
What is the biggest limitation of Restricted Reporting? Right Ans - Nothing
will happen to the accused
Under DoD guidelines, who acts as a leader in setting the standard for the
local implementation of SAPR policy and guidelines? Right Ans - SARC
After an immediate medical assessment and prior to the arrival of the SARC or
VA, your role as healthcare provider is to __________. Right Ans - only advise
the patient that the SARC or VA is in route to provide the patient with
information regarding reporting choices and the examination process.
Pending the arrival of the SARC or VA, the patient should be strongly
encouraged not to __________. Right Ans - shower, have anything by mouth,
or void or defecate until after evidentiary examination is completed
If Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) capabilities are not available at the
local military facility, the patient will __________. Right Ans - be transported
(NMSAPR071-2.0) – Q’s And A’s
What are the two primary goals of the DoD Sexual Assault Prevention and
Response (SAPR) Program? Right Ans - Developing specific training
requirements for service members and improving response standards
What reporting process is used by a service member to report or disclose
sexual assault details to the HCP, SARC, VA, command authorities, and law
enforcement officers? Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
Military personnel, DoD civilian employees and contractors or volunteers who
facilitate care and act on behalf of sexual assault victims with other
organizations is the role of the __________. Right Ans - Victim Advocate
Military personnel, DoD civilian employees and contractors under the
commander's supervision who serve as the Sexual Assault Prevention and
Response central point of contact is the __________. Right Ans - SARC
One of the first tasks for the Joint Task Force on Sexual Assault Prevention and
Response was to __________. Right Ans - create a plain English definition for
sexual assault that everyone could understand.
Sexual assault reporting protocol requires that the Sexual Assault Response
Coordinator be notified __________. Right Ans - immediately when a patient
reporting a sexual assault reports to a medical treatment facility.
Who has the responsibility of advising the sexual assault patient about the
reporting options and documents the patients' decision? Right Ans - SARC
or VA
What type of reporting allows a sexual assault victim to disclose the details of
the assault to specific individuals without triggering an official investigation?
Right Ans - Restricted Reporting
What type of reporting process is initiated when a service member reports
being sexually assaulted and desires medical treatment, counseling, and an
official investigation be initiated? Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
, Embarrassment and social stigma are common barriers to reporting a sexual
assault, but in a military setting other barriers include __________. Right Ans -
fear that the assailant will not be caught
__________ is the process that a service member uses to disclose that he or she is
the victim of a sexual assault, reporting all the facts surrounding the assault
without requesting confidentiality and includes and investigative process
being initiated. Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
Which reporting process gives the alleged victim the widest range of access to
services and protection? Right Ans - Unrestricted Reporting
Which reporting process gives alleged victims the opportunity to report
sexual assaults to selected individuals and receive medical treatment without
triggering an investigation? Right Ans - Restricted Reporting
Under the provisions of Restricted Reporting, within 24-hours of a sexual
assault report, the SARC is responsible for providing the Senior Commander
with __________. Right Ans - "non-identifying" personal information
associated with the incident
What is the biggest limitation of Restricted Reporting? Right Ans - Nothing
will happen to the accused
Under DoD guidelines, who acts as a leader in setting the standard for the
local implementation of SAPR policy and guidelines? Right Ans - SARC
After an immediate medical assessment and prior to the arrival of the SARC or
VA, your role as healthcare provider is to __________. Right Ans - only advise
the patient that the SARC or VA is in route to provide the patient with
information regarding reporting choices and the examination process.
Pending the arrival of the SARC or VA, the patient should be strongly
encouraged not to __________. Right Ans - shower, have anything by mouth,
or void or defecate until after evidentiary examination is completed
If Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) capabilities are not available at the
local military facility, the patient will __________. Right Ans - be transported
