Naloxone Training Quiz

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This quiz is for University of Nevada, Reno faculty and staff. If you are not faculty/staff please contact noce@casat.org. You must answer 3 out of 4 questions correctly to pass.

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Are you Faculty/Staff of the University of Nevada, Reno?(Required)

Yes

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Department(Required)

What is the correct order of the steps to respond appropriately when you identify someone in an overdose state?

Call 911, Begin Rescue Breathing or CPR, Provide dose of naloxone, Return to Rescue Breathing or CPR for 2-3 minutes, Place in rescue position to monitor

Return to Rescue Breathing or CPR for 2-3 minutes, Place in rescue position to monitor, Call 911, Provide dose of naloxone, Begin Rescue Breathing or CPR

Provide dose of naloxone, Begin Rescue Breathing or CPR, Place in rescue position to monitor, Return to Rescue Breathing or CPR for 2-3 minutes, Call 911

Call 911, Place in rescue position to monitor, Provide dose of naloxone, Begin Rescue Breathing or CPR, Return to Rescue Breathing or CPR for 2-3 minutes

What is NOT a sign of an opioid overdose?

Slow or depressed breathing

Seizures

Unconscious

Pinpoint pupils

Discolored lips and/or fingertips

Who is covered under the Good Samaritan Act?

The person attempting to help

The individual experiencing an overdose

The person who calls 911

All of the above

Opioids include:

Prescription pain pills

Heroin

Fentanyl

Tramadol

All of the above

If you are in need of immediate assistance, please contact Crisis Support Services 24/7 by calling 988.

Administered by CASAT, a Center within the School of Public Health at the University of Nevada, Reno.

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