What policy grants immunity to those experiencing overdoses and those reporting overdoses?

• A. Overdose Immunity Act
• B. Good Samaritan Bulletin
• C. Medical Assistance Immunity
• D. Public Safety Immunity Act

Answer: (B)

The concept being tested is the idea of a Good Samaritan policy that provides immunity to people involved in an overdose event. This kind of protection is designed to encourage people to seek medical help or report an overdose without fearing criminal charges for seeking or providing help. The best answer here uses the term that most closely represents this protective idea in common training materials: a Good Samaritan Bulletin. It directly conveys the protective intent for both the person overdosing and the person reporting the incident, aligning with the goal of removing barriers to calling for help.

The other terms don’t fit as neatly. They aren’t standard names for the specific legal shield intended to cover overdose-related reporting and assistance, whereas the Good Samaritan concept is widely associated with immunity in overdose situations.