SRO Drug & Violence Prevention 4

Question 1

A student is found unconscious and suspected of an opioid overdose. The SRO is trained to administer naloxone (Narcan). Naloxone works by:

Accepted Answer

Blocking opioid receptors and reversing respiratory depression

Answer

Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that displaces opioids from receptors and rapidly reverses respiratory depression.

Question 2

Which type of bullying involves repeated social exclusion, rumor-spreading, and damaging peer relationships?

Accepted Answer

Relational/social bullying

Answer

Relational or social bullying targets a victim's social relationships and reputation rather than using physical or direct verbal attacks.

Question 3

Under Title IX, schools are obligated to address which of the following when it creates a hostile environment?

Accepted Answer

Sexual harassment and gender-based violence

Answer

Title IX requires schools to respond to sexual harassment and gender-based violence that creates a hostile educational environment.

Question 4

An SRO is asked to co-facilitate a drug prevention curriculum. Which evidence-based program is recognized by SAMHSA as effective for middle school students?

Accepted Answer

LifeSkills Training (LST)

Answer

LifeSkills Training is a SAMHSA-recognized evidence-based program that teaches personal and social skills to resist drug use.

Question 5

A student tells an SRO that a peer is being physically abused at home and comes to school with bruises. The SRO's mandatory reporting obligation means they must:

Accepted Answer

Report the suspected abuse to child protective services

Answer

SROs are mandated reporters and must report suspected child abuse to CPS regardless of certainty or parental notification.

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SRO Drug & Violence Prevention 4