Safety and Compliance Flashcards

Which federal law requires colleges to publish annual campus crime statistics and security policies?

Answer: The Clery Act

The Jeanne Clery Act requires an Annual Security Report and timely warnings about crimes on campus.

During a workshop, a participant mentions abuse of a 12-year-old sibling at home. In most states, what is the peer educator's responsibility?

Answer: Follow the program's protocol and state law for reporting suspected child abuse to the appropriate authorities

Suspected abuse of a minor triggers mandated reporting obligations in many roles and states, and supervisors guide the process.

What is the 'recovery position' used for when someone is intoxicated and unresponsive?

Answer: Keeping the airway clear and reducing the risk of choking on vomit

Placing the person on their side helps keep the airway open if they vomit.

In the 5 D's of bystander intervention, what does the 'Delegate' strategy involve?

Answer: Getting help from someone with authority, such as an RA, bartender, or police

Delegating means bringing in a third party who is better placed to step in.

A peer educator wants to share a story from a counseling referral during a training to illustrate a point. What makes this acceptable?

Answer: Getting the student's consent and removing all identifying details

Using a story ethically requires consent and full de-identification so the student cannot be recognized.

Which situation is the clearest boundary violation for a peer educator?

Answer: Starting a romantic relationship with a student they are currently supporting

Dual relationships, especially romantic ones, with students being served compromise objectivity and can cause harm.

Naloxone (Narcan) is used to reverse an overdose of which substance class?

Answer: Opioids

Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that rapidly reverses opioid-induced respiratory depression.