Sports Medicine HOSA Test Questions and Answers Rated A
Adult pulse - -60-80 beats/minute
Oral temp - -98.6 degrees F
Child Pulse - -80-100 beats/minute
Rectal temp - -99.6 degrees F
Rapid and weak pulse indicates - -Shock,
bleeding, diabetic coma, and/or heat exhaustion Ancillary temp - -97.6 degrees F
Rapid but strong pulse indicates - -Heat Hot, dry skin indicates - -Disease, infection,
stroke and/or severe fright and/or over exposure to environmental heat
Strong but slow pulse indicates - -Skull Cool, clammy skin is and and indicator - -
fracture and/or stroke Trauma, shock, and/or heat exhaustion
No pulse indicates - -Cardiac arrest and/or Cool and dry skin is displayed because of... -
death -Overexposure to cold
2 most convenient sites for taking the pulse - Irregular or gasping breath - -Cardiac
-Neck (carotid artery) related
And the wrist (radial artery) is
Red skin color - -Heat stroke,diabetic
2 most convenient sites for taking the pulse - coma, and/or high blood pressure
-Neck (carotid artery)
And the wrist (radial artery) is
White skin color - -Insufficient circulation,
shock, fright, hemorrhage, heat exhaustion
Adult respiration - -12-20 breaths/ minute and/or insulin shock
Child respirations - -20-25 breaths/minute Blue skin - -Circulated blood is poorly
oxygenated
Shallow breathing indicates - -Shock
Constricted pupils - -Injury to the central
nervous system and/or intake of a depressant
Measurement for respirations is taken by - drug
-Watching, feeling and counting the rise
and fall of chest
Dilated pupils - -Head injury, shock, heat
, Sports Medicine HOSA Test Questions and Answers Rated A
stroke, hemorrhage, and/or intake of a stimulant
drug Team Physician - -To be available when
emergency situations arise
Failing pupils to light - -Brain injury, intake Physicals
of alcohol, or drug poisoning
Clearing players to return to activity
PEARL - -Pupils Equal And Reactive to
Light BOC Certified Athletic Trainer - -Prevention
Clinical Education and Diagnosis
Immediate care
Evaluation of LOC - -Athlete's mental Treatment, rehabilitation, and conditioning
awareness Organization and administration
Professional responsibility
Memory and ability to recall
Response to commands (direction, events, etc.) Athletes - -Responsibility to maintain good
physical condition
Practice techniques taught by coaches
AVPU - -Alert
Verbal
Responds to pain Parents - -Assist in keeping athlete healthy
Unresponsive and are updated about injury or illness. Should
be provided with info on nutrition and recommend
home treatments. If athlete is a minor, AT should
4 basic patterns of movement - -Active alert parents immediately
Passive
Assistive
Resistive Officials - -Responsible for enforcing fair
rules, monitoring playing conditions, and
cooperating with AT and physician
Nerve stimulation - -Check for motor and
sensory to determine if affected area has nerve
damage Coaches - -Must plan practices that include
conditioning and training of athletes and teach
techniques and rules of sport.
Normal Blood Pressure - -120/80 Practices must be of reasonable duration, taking
skill level, fatigue, and environmental conditions
into consideration. Selecting, fitting, and
Systolic - -When the heart contracts maintaining protective equipment. Supervision of
practice and game facilities must be reviewed by
coaching staff. Must update education by
attending clinics, review rule change, skill
Diastolic - -As the heart relaxes
development, first aid/ CPR. Athletes wellbeing is
1st. Works close with team physician and BOC
Adult pulse - -60-80 beats/minute
Oral temp - -98.6 degrees F
Child Pulse - -80-100 beats/minute
Rectal temp - -99.6 degrees F
Rapid and weak pulse indicates - -Shock,
bleeding, diabetic coma, and/or heat exhaustion Ancillary temp - -97.6 degrees F
Rapid but strong pulse indicates - -Heat Hot, dry skin indicates - -Disease, infection,
stroke and/or severe fright and/or over exposure to environmental heat
Strong but slow pulse indicates - -Skull Cool, clammy skin is and and indicator - -
fracture and/or stroke Trauma, shock, and/or heat exhaustion
No pulse indicates - -Cardiac arrest and/or Cool and dry skin is displayed because of... -
death -Overexposure to cold
2 most convenient sites for taking the pulse - Irregular or gasping breath - -Cardiac
-Neck (carotid artery) related
And the wrist (radial artery) is
Red skin color - -Heat stroke,diabetic
2 most convenient sites for taking the pulse - coma, and/or high blood pressure
-Neck (carotid artery)
And the wrist (radial artery) is
White skin color - -Insufficient circulation,
shock, fright, hemorrhage, heat exhaustion
Adult respiration - -12-20 breaths/ minute and/or insulin shock
Child respirations - -20-25 breaths/minute Blue skin - -Circulated blood is poorly
oxygenated
Shallow breathing indicates - -Shock
Constricted pupils - -Injury to the central
nervous system and/or intake of a depressant
Measurement for respirations is taken by - drug
-Watching, feeling and counting the rise
and fall of chest
Dilated pupils - -Head injury, shock, heat
, Sports Medicine HOSA Test Questions and Answers Rated A
stroke, hemorrhage, and/or intake of a stimulant
drug Team Physician - -To be available when
emergency situations arise
Failing pupils to light - -Brain injury, intake Physicals
of alcohol, or drug poisoning
Clearing players to return to activity
PEARL - -Pupils Equal And Reactive to
Light BOC Certified Athletic Trainer - -Prevention
Clinical Education and Diagnosis
Immediate care
Evaluation of LOC - -Athlete's mental Treatment, rehabilitation, and conditioning
awareness Organization and administration
Professional responsibility
Memory and ability to recall
Response to commands (direction, events, etc.) Athletes - -Responsibility to maintain good
physical condition
Practice techniques taught by coaches
AVPU - -Alert
Verbal
Responds to pain Parents - -Assist in keeping athlete healthy
Unresponsive and are updated about injury or illness. Should
be provided with info on nutrition and recommend
home treatments. If athlete is a minor, AT should
4 basic patterns of movement - -Active alert parents immediately
Passive
Assistive
Resistive Officials - -Responsible for enforcing fair
rules, monitoring playing conditions, and
cooperating with AT and physician
Nerve stimulation - -Check for motor and
sensory to determine if affected area has nerve
damage Coaches - -Must plan practices that include
conditioning and training of athletes and teach
techniques and rules of sport.
Normal Blood Pressure - -120/80 Practices must be of reasonable duration, taking
skill level, fatigue, and environmental conditions
into consideration. Selecting, fitting, and
Systolic - -When the heart contracts maintaining protective equipment. Supervision of
practice and game facilities must be reviewed by
coaching staff. Must update education by
attending clinics, review rule change, skill
Diastolic - -As the heart relaxes
development, first aid/ CPR. Athletes wellbeing is
1st. Works close with team physician and BOC
