Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Course
(NMSAPR071-2.0) questions with verified answers
__________ 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. Ans✓✓✓-Unrestricted Reporting
After an immediate medical assessment and prior to the arrival of the SARC or VA,
your role as healthcare provider is to __________. 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.
Based on any finding during the exam, appropriate written after-care instructions
will be provided upon completion of the SAFE and will include: __________.
Ans✓✓✓-All 3 options
Embarrassment and social stigma are common barriers to reporting a sexual
assault, but in a military setting other barriers include __________. Ans✓✓✓-fear
that the assailant will not be caught
Even with Rape Trauma Syndrome phases identified and associated with typical
recovery periods, what factor must always be remembered by the healthcare
provider? Ans✓✓✓-Every victim's reaction to sexual assault is different and there
are no set "timelines" for recovery.
Healthcare providers must recognize that medical treatment and the forensic
exam is an interactive process that must be __________. Ans✓✓✓-adapted to
the needs of each patient
, If drug-facilitated assault is suspected, and the patient needs to urinate prior to
the arrival of the SAFE examiner, the healthcare provider should __________.
Ans✓✓✓-ensure the urine sample is collected properly while maintaining the
chain of custody
If drug-facilitated sexual assault is suspected and the patient needs to urinate
prior to the arrival of the SAFE examiner, what should the healthcare provider do?
Ans✓✓✓-Ensure the urine sample is collected properly while maintaining the
chain of custody.
If Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) capabilities are not available at the local
military facility, the patient will __________. Ans✓✓✓-be transported to a
military facility or local off-base non-military facility that has a SAFE capability
If the case follows restricted reporting guidelines, what identifying process is used
in lieu of personal-identifying information? Ans✓✓✓-Restricted Report Case
Number (RRCN)
In addition to a reduction in available resources and safety concerns in a deployed
environment, another major concern for a sexual assault victim is that of
__________. Ans✓✓✓-combat stress
In addition to responding to the victim's medical and psychological needs, the
healthcare provider must always be sensitive to the victim's safety needs and
__________. Ans✓✓✓-ensure that patient's needs for safety and well being at
discharge are discussed
(NMSAPR071-2.0) questions with verified answers
__________ 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. Ans✓✓✓-Unrestricted Reporting
After an immediate medical assessment and prior to the arrival of the SARC or VA,
your role as healthcare provider is to __________. 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.
Based on any finding during the exam, appropriate written after-care instructions
will be provided upon completion of the SAFE and will include: __________.
Ans✓✓✓-All 3 options
Embarrassment and social stigma are common barriers to reporting a sexual
assault, but in a military setting other barriers include __________. Ans✓✓✓-fear
that the assailant will not be caught
Even with Rape Trauma Syndrome phases identified and associated with typical
recovery periods, what factor must always be remembered by the healthcare
provider? Ans✓✓✓-Every victim's reaction to sexual assault is different and there
are no set "timelines" for recovery.
Healthcare providers must recognize that medical treatment and the forensic
exam is an interactive process that must be __________. Ans✓✓✓-adapted to
the needs of each patient
, If drug-facilitated assault is suspected, and the patient needs to urinate prior to
the arrival of the SAFE examiner, the healthcare provider should __________.
Ans✓✓✓-ensure the urine sample is collected properly while maintaining the
chain of custody
If drug-facilitated sexual assault is suspected and the patient needs to urinate
prior to the arrival of the SAFE examiner, what should the healthcare provider do?
Ans✓✓✓-Ensure the urine sample is collected properly while maintaining the
chain of custody.
If Sexual Assault Forensic Exam (SAFE) capabilities are not available at the local
military facility, the patient will __________. Ans✓✓✓-be transported to a
military facility or local off-base non-military facility that has a SAFE capability
If the case follows restricted reporting guidelines, what identifying process is used
in lieu of personal-identifying information? Ans✓✓✓-Restricted Report Case
Number (RRCN)
In addition to a reduction in available resources and safety concerns in a deployed
environment, another major concern for a sexual assault victim is that of
__________. Ans✓✓✓-combat stress
In addition to responding to the victim's medical and psychological needs, the
healthcare provider must always be sensitive to the victim's safety needs and
__________. Ans✓✓✓-ensure that patient's needs for safety and well being at
discharge are discussed
