What is a "Good Samaritan" (a.k.a. Medical Amnesty) policy in relation to alcohol abuse? If a friend has been drinking and gets sick or injured, you can call 911 or campus safety for help and you will not get in trouble even if you are underage and have been drinking too If a friend has been drinking and gets sick or injured, you can call 911 or campus safety for help anonymously, and the school will not try to find out who you are later If a friend has been drinking and gets sick or injured, anyone helping this person will get a reward from the university None of these answers are correct

Talk with this person and try to get them to drink plenty of water. Please ask this person to seek help from a local abuse program. This person has to realize their own problem.

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aliasger2709 aliasger2709 · Answer 2 · 2022-08-22T13:18:26+02:00

A Good Samaritan Policy (GSP) is involved in preventing charges involved with alcohol and drug abuse. A bystander can call for campus safety or 911 to help friends anonymously under GSP. Thus, option B is correct.

What is GSP?

GSP is abbreviated for Good Samaritan Policy involves the protection of the bystanders that hesitate to report medical emergencies that includes drug and alcohol abuses.

It is a law that protects people suffering or the reporter involves in the cases of drug-related charges. It allows reducing the hesitation of people to report the case.

A person can report 911 or campus safety for their sick or injured friend due to alcohol use without revealing their identities. This medical amnesty allows the person to report anonymously.

Therefore, option B. the report on campus safety can be made anonymously under GPS.

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